ps4

[mikeyg36]

Originally Posted by mlee

Another newb question... Do I need a hard wire internet connection or does it have wireless.

Just received Knack in the mail. Now I need to find a PS4 LOL

It has wireless, but you will get much better performance in multiplayer games with a hardwire. Especially in games like COD. Oh I should add that there were some in stores today, so go look around and see if you can get lucky.

[mikeyg36]

Just tried out remote play. No lag at all.

[MrWray]

Originally Posted by Lgndryhr

So far it is awesome. If you liked Hot Pursuit (2010) then you'll like this. It's a mix of HP (2010) and Most Wanted (2012).

Thats awesome, I cant wait to play it. Is the camaro in the game?

[mlee]

Originally Posted by mikeyg36

It has wireless, but you will get much better performance in multiplayer games with a hardwire. Especially in games like COD. Oh I should add that there were some in stores today, so go look around and see if you can get lucky.

Kind of what I figured. Going to need to run a wire (needed to anyway for TV) I'm headed out in a bit to find one.

[Mindz]

Originally Posted by mikeyg36

Just tried out remote play. No lag at all.

Try playing a competitive fighter where frames matter (like street fighter IV). That's where wireless starts to fail. If comboing in games like that are fine, I'll believe in wireless. For games where split second (literally) timing doesn't matter, wireless should be more good.

[Devryn17]

Originally Posted by mlee

Kind of what I figured. Going to need to run a wire (needed to anyway for TV) I'm headed out in a bit to find one.

Sometimes they're easier to make. OW, O, GW, Bl, BlW, G, BrW, Br

[Devryn17]

Originally Posted by Mindz

Try playing a competitive fighter where frames matter (like street fighter IV). That's where wireless starts to fail. If comboing in games like that are fine, I'll believe in wireless. For games where split second (literally) timing doesn't matter, wireless should be more good.

Yeah, well if you can pull off epic combos with the Vita's controls, you might be a fighting game god. LOL

[mikeyg36]

Originally Posted by Mindz

Try playing a competitive fighter where frames matter (like street fighter IV). That's where wireless starts to fail. If comboing in games like that are fine, I'll believe in wireless. For games where split second (literally) timing doesn't matter, wireless should be more good.

Don't have any fighting games, and I don't plan on getting any. I have been using it in Killzone though and it has been fine.

[mlee]

Originally Posted by Devryn17

Sometimes they're easier to make. OW, O, GW, Bl, BlW, G, BrW, Br

Did I forget to mention Newb...

[MrWray]

So how are the PS4 graphics so far?

[mikeyg36]

Originally Posted by mlee

Kind of what I figured. Going to need to run a wire (needed to anyway for TV) I'm headed out in a bit to find one.

Find a cable or a PS4?

[mikeyg36]

Originally Posted by MrWray

So how are the PS4 graphics so far?

Much closer to PC. I'll be able to tell better when I put in BF4 as I have been playing that on PC with an Nvidia GTX 780 on ultra. In Killzone there's some aliasing, but the textures are MUCH better than current gen.

[Mindz]

Originally Posted by Devryn17

Yeah, well if you can pull off epic combos with the Vita's controls, you might be a fighting game god. LOL

I don't have a vita, but do pretty well with a controller. I make my own joysticks for consoles though.

http://www.camaro5.com/forums/showth...light=joystick

[mikeyg36]

Originally Posted by Mindz

I don't have a vita, but do pretty well with a controller. I make my own joysticks for consoles though.

http://www.camaro5.com/forums/showth...light=joystick

That's pretty awesome