While FIFA is making EA a cack-tonne of cash they're hardly going to mess with the formula. Thanks for recommending Ni No Kuni though Roddy, really enjoying it. That aside I'm getting bored with gaming, perhaps It's time to outgrow them and do something more useful with meself

Well I had my concerns over Dark Souls 2 but I should never have doubted the guys at From Software. Absolutely amazing game, I've sunk over 80 hours into it over the last three weeks.

I actually got around to using my PS4 a little bit too recently, I played a bit of MGS Ground Zeroes. It's actually a really fun game. The main mission isn't very long, but I was playing it for over 2 hours and had only completed 8% of the game when I was done. There are about 5 extra missions you can unlock too.
It looks amazing, running in full 1080p and 60fps. Hopefully this is a sign of things to come.

I really enjoyed Ni No Kuni, unfortunately I got a puppy around the time I really got into it and was never able to get back on my PS3 once he came in. May start to play it again, I thought the battles were really fun.

It's a pity that that's EA's approach to FIFA, really. I might just start to play Football Manager again.

If it ever gets released, I'm really looking forward to the Retron 5. It's a console which allows you to play original games for the Megadrive, SNES etc. Sounds too good to be true, but scheduled for April release, so here's hoping.

Having had both of the previous consoles and only really playing the 360 I've finally upgraded. But decided to ditch Microsoft and go with the PS4, hope it is worth the gamble because I won't be buying both again. Lacking friends on the PS though so feel free to add me markb23 (yes I didn't realise I wouldn't be able to ever change my gamertag on PS3!!)

I'll try and remember to add you next time I'm on my ps4. If you weren't already planning on getting it, I highly recommend you pick up the ps4 version of The Last of Us when it's released. It won over 200 game of the year awards in 2013 and one of the main reasons Sony decided to release it again for the ps4 is specifically for people like you, who have emigrated over from the MS consoles.

Cheers Nothus, I'll check it out.

I don't really play games anymore or haven't for the last year or so. But one of the last games I had was 'The last of us'. One of my favourite ever games. Would be great if it was made into a movie!

If you like Zombies, Survival Horror, 3rd-person action and RPG'ish elements, and particularly if you like them all rolled into one package, give State Of Decay a try. I picked it up on the Steam sale for about £3

I agree, I think though, that the last 6 years of gaming as a whole has been the worst in comparison to years gone by. Very little innovation in comparison to Snes-PS2/Xbox era.

I no longer get a "wow" factor from a new game or haven't for quite some time.

Said this a long time ago. I remember playing Final Fantasy VII a few years back, purely to get a bit of fun out of a game.

I popped into Tesco the other day and seen all the pre orders, the usual sport games along with 'Destiny', another sci fi shooter. Is that all they make these days? I've been considering getting a PS2 but I'd be pretty peeved if I bought it and it broke after a while. I'm gutted I got rid of my old one for a PS3. Same with the PS1.

I think gaming is going through the same thing that Hollywood is, no brains, no fresh ideas, just churning out the same sh*t that appeals to the masses and makes a boat-load of cash, can't blame them though, it's a business afterall.

Destiny is great, I'm in the beta currently.
It's not just a cod clone in space, it's actually more of an mmo shooter where you're encouraged to join up with friends and play through the story missions.
There is a competitive arena as well, but you're not forced into it.

The game looks stunning and is a lot of fun to play; think of it as a cross between borderlands and mass effect.