I fully expected results like this. No that I'm some pro analyst or anything, but with all the support & hype that the PlayStation 4 has had since it was announced, I quickly came to the conclusion that it'd be the more popular console throughout the world.
Though I lean more towards the PlayStation 4, I'm sure the experience is as equally good in this version as it on that same console. I'd love to own this someday, looks maniacally fun! Brings back memories of Hot Pursuit 2 (PlayStation 2), though this game is much crazier.
I still own Hot Pursuit 2 to this day. Though Need For Speed has gone Burnout, it's still a great-looking series.
This looks like a game I'd enjoy playing once in a while, just to check on the place here and again. Though I prefer titles with more depth and interaction, it's nice to sit down and play a calm, relaxing game to just pass a bit of time here and again, like mentioned in the article.
Oh, and I love the three websites. Started with NintendoLife over a year ago, discovered PushSquare a few weeks back, and I'm glad to see that even the Microsoft side of things get some love. It's great, keep up the awesome work.
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Re: PS4 Bests Xbox One's UK Opening Weekend
I fully expected results like this. No that I'm some pro analyst or anything, but with all the support & hype that the PlayStation 4 has had since it was announced, I quickly came to the conclusion that it'd be the more popular console throughout the world.
Re: Review: Need for Speed: Rivals (Xbox One)
Though I lean more towards the PlayStation 4, I'm sure the experience is as equally good in this version as it on that same console. I'd love to own this someday, looks maniacally fun! Brings back memories of Hot Pursuit 2 (PlayStation 2), though this game is much crazier.
I still own Hot Pursuit 2 to this day. Though Need For Speed has gone Burnout, it's still a great-looking series.
Re: Review: Zoo Tycoon (Xbox One)
This looks like a game I'd enjoy playing once in a while, just to check on the place here and again. Though I prefer titles with more depth and interaction, it's nice to sit down and play a calm, relaxing game to just pass a bit of time here and again, like mentioned in the article.
Oh, and I love the three websites. Started with NintendoLife over a year ago, discovered PushSquare a few weeks back, and I'm glad to see that even the Microsoft side of things get some love. It's great, keep up the awesome work.