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The difference between The Order and Wolfenstein is that Wolfenstein is a long game with many collectables to find and ways to experiment with the mechanics. Not to mention an entirely separate story path. There's tons in that game. It also plays incredibly well.

Since my internet has been bust I've had nothing really to do except watch my roommate play through it and while it looks exceptional and there are interesting things in the story the game doesn't seem to play well at all, there seems to be little replayability, and it ends far too quickly. If it were a $20-30 experience that would be one thing but at $60 I would be very malcontent with what I got.

At best I'd say The Order is mediocre but my roommate seems pretty happy with his purchase. Although he's already talking about trading it in for what it's worth.

I know what the problem is. The Order looks like a pretty cool movie to me.

Playstation 4 is the best system ever to be made, and Sony is just getting started with what's to come. I love many games, systems throughout history and under no bias at all stand by this statement.

TEKTORO wrote:Playstation 4 is the best system ever to be made, and Sony is just getting started with what's to come. I love many games, systems throughout history and under no bias at all stand by this statement.

if they add PS1 and PS2 disc backward compatibility I will agree with you there.

TEKTORO wrote:Playstation 4 is the best system ever to be made, and Sony is just getting started with what's to come. I love many games, systems throughout history and under no bias at all stand by this statement.

Hang on, looks like this got posted in the wrong thread. The unpopular opinion thread is in the General Gaming subforum.

I know the PS1/PS2 BC debate is valid, but there are attempts being made although it's digital through PSN.

@Ack, I know brother Bold ass statement. I just feel why can't the PS4 do what hasnt been done before, on top of excelling the future of gaming, they sure are taking chances mixing in games with the classic gamers palette in mind. I know that gaming history is deep and the PS4 isn't going to straight replace it but they are giving developers the freedom to create such games and taking the risk for the diverse gaming market of today.

I can see doing PS2 via HD releases or PSNow. It had oddball hardware that could still exceed the hardware capability to emulate accurately, nevermind testing the massive library.

I don't really get the lack of a PS1 emulator and such. I mean, every Playstation branded device so far has been able to play at least some PS1 games. Lots of hardware can manage to emulate it to boot. Outside of delaying it to work on other aspects of the system, I don't see a reason why it's not there.

I've had the ps4 since launch. I kinda regret buying it. I find myself on the ps3 and pc more often then the ps4. Here's to hoping we get better exclusives then The order 1886

Easy Kids R Easy wrote:I've had the ps4 since launch. I kinda regret buying it. I find myself on the ps3 and pc more often then the ps4. Here's to hoping we get better exclusives then The order 1886

Same here got it over the holiday and haven't really touched it for a month or two. Hell I even let my PSN lapse because I just wasn't playing it . Hoping the release of Uncharted 4 and The Division this year re sparks my interest.

I don't find myself playing the PS3 more. I'm kinda burnt out on the PS3 and have played everything I want to, although I'm currently playing through Mass Effect 3, to finally finish the trilogy.

I do find myself playing the Wii U more though.