God Of War Ragnarok Graphics Modes Revealed, HDMI 2.1 Allows Up To 120 FPS - PlayStation Universe
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Gaming God of War Ragnarok
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And you posted a 48 minute video about silent hill, BRUH
Gaming - Silent Hill 2 remake coming to PS5 and PC
whats your point?
God of War Ragnarök feels trapped between great design and blockbuster movies
The results are captivating and inconsistent
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There is nothing life-changing about the way Ragnarök wraps up, but it delivers the same pleasant satisfaction that I get from finishing a Marvel movie that lets me run on autopilot. Even where the game can be frustrating, rote, and uneven, it’s also safe and comforting, like a rerun of Cheers where everyone knows your name and you know that you’ll never get thrown out of the bar. God of War Ragnarök, as the sum of its many disparate and often conflicting parts and influences, isn’t here to reinvent the wheel. But its single-minded desire to emulate all the hallmarks of an epic Hollywood narrative will remain both its biggest weakness and its enduring source of success. And like many, many Hollywood success stories, it shouldn’t feel this weird to say that something of this scope and scale is just OK.
God of War: Ragnarök Review - A Fantastic Reimagined Saga
Will GoW: Ragnarök be a blockbuster success?
Apart from reinventing a highly complex saga, God of War: Ragnarök manages to reinvent itself with many highly needed improvements. These refinements eventually stack up to deliver a complete experience that makes its predecessor look archaic. With all its splendor and minor shortcomings considered, God of War: Ragnarök manages to set a new standard, striking the right balance between profound storytelling and invigorating gameplay.
God of War Ragnarok Review - IGN
God of War Ragnarok is an almighty achievement and creates a new high that makes many of its peers look mortal by comparison.
An enthralling spectacle to behold and an even more exciting one to take the reins of, God of War Ragnarok melds action and adventure together to create a new, unforgettable Norse saga. Impeccable writing, pitch-perfect performances, knockout action – it’s a complete work of art from top to bottom. Reflecting its core themes, it's everything a sequel should be: respectful of its legendary lineage, but not afraid to take it to exciting new places. God of War Ragnarok is an almighty achievement and creates a new high that makes many of its peers look positively mortal by comparison.
‘God Of War Ragnarok’ Review - Lightning Strikes Twice
The leap from the original God of War games to an entirely new format with the release of the blockbuster reimagining in 2018 was something that would be impossible to replicate exactly. So, Ragnarok will have to be content being an exceptional sequel to one of the best games of last generation.
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God of War Ragnarok is a beautiful, moving game, no longer purely centered on a father getting to know his son, but also about vengeance, forgiveness and attempting to change both prophecy, and the people we used to be, both of which prove to be equally difficult. It’s almost impossible for me to imagine those who loved the last God of War will not also appreciate this one just as much, minus a lagging stretch here or there, and the fact that it can’t be as transformative as the initial leap from the Greek games.
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God of War Ragnarök is what God of War is supposed to be
Rarely has a sequel been worthy of a perfect 10/10 score.
When I look at this game and compare it to its predecessor, God of War, Ragnarök feels like what God of War was supposed to be. This narrative of a terrible man trying to ensure his son does not repeat his mistakes while on this epic journey is better reflected in Ragnarök than in the first game. There were so many great moments, large and small, that left me breathless, like I had experienced the very best of what video games can be in both narrative and gameplay. When non-gaming people find out what I do for a living, they usually ask me for recommendations if someone wanted to understand the appeal of video games. I don’t keep a list; that’s too hard a question to answer because video games encompass so much, and what Sonic or Mario or Joel may do for one person will almost certainly not work for another. But despite its design frustrations and perfectly fine, if ho-hum, combat, God of War Ragnarök is now on that list.
God Of War Ragnarök Runs Fine On PS4, But Your Console Will Sound Like A Jet
We played the latest God of War on PS4 to see how it runs compared to PS5
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the first game killed my PS4, there is NO way I would play this game on a PS4.....especially a standard LE ps4
I'll try it and let you know. Pre order worth it?God Of War Ragnarök Runs Fine On PS4, But Your Console Will Sound Like A Jet
We played the latest God of War on PS4 to see how it runs compared to PS5
the first game killed my PS4, there is NO way I would play this game on a PS4.....especially a standard LE ps4
I've thought about going back to that poison area to get all the shit thats in there. Seems like it would take a long time tho ? I do still have some other side missions and shit I still wanna get thru.
Man Boy turns into a little fucking shit. Can I slap him? ??And I am DONE w/ the 2018 GOW story mode. So glad I went back to it. The ending was amazing, and perfectly sets up Ragnarok. Still have other side activities to keep me busy until Ragnarok is out, which is a little over 3 weeks away now!
Your turnFish
Been playing GOW all day just doing side content. There is so much in the lake of 9 that I haven't explored, I just keep finding new areas. Insane.
This is what I should start playing. I had the original zero dawn damn near 100% too
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