CitizeM

I wish game studios did the old R* model, which even R* does not follow anymore. Majority of the team to work on big title, while small part of the studio works on small, but fun game.

Yes, I know, R* has got more studios, but I hope you catch my drift.

Yes 100% agreed. I have only moved on to the PS5 gen this December, because I won one in a Christmas raffle. Otherwise I saw no good reason to upgrade. Majority of the games look almost identical on PS4 and those couple of games I was interested in, they were not system sellers for me.

I was going to wait and see if there is announcement about PS6 perhaps being released next year and with gritted teeth wait for PS6 version of GTA6. If not, I suspect GTA6 would have been what sold me the PS5. The lack of truly PS5 games is sad. Equally sad is, that I don't see that much of a difference between PS4 and PS5 (except loading times, those are great indeed).

I keep seeing comments how, this is the best generation there ever was. How? Why? Remake after remaster after remake. My most played game on PS5 is Slay the Spire....

Yes, 100 times yes. If it wasn't for a Christmas raffle, where I have won PS5, I would still be playing on my trusty PS4. I just saw no real reason to upgrade, most of the games I wanted to play also came out on PS4. I have no interest in Marvel/DC slop and was considering to skip this generation entirely, unless I would cave in for GTA6.

This gen is a wash. It feels like in between step. I sure hope PS6 will deliver - in theory it might actually be one of the greatest consoles since a long time, all those games that due to the long development times skipped the PS5 gen will hopefully arrive to PS6. Plus many gamers who will actually skip the PS5 gen will see tangible difference in graphics etc.