• @BroBot9000
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    246 months ago

    No in game purchases or multiplayer.

    😭 thank you, was that so difficult?

  • Aielman15
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    76 months ago

    Sony: closes Japan Studio

    Also Sony: Hey, check out this bot with an Ape Escape-inspired outfit!

    :(

    • @slimerancher
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      26 months ago

      Astro Bot had a PS VR game in PS4 era, and apparently it was very well received. Then there was a “tech demo” with PS5, and now they are releasing a full game for PS5.

  • @[email protected]
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    -146 months ago

    This must be far below my age range. I read the article and still have absolutely no idea why having bots (NPCs I’m guessing) that look like other characters is a big deal. Ho hum.

    • @meant2live218
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      176 months ago

      They’re just fun little nods to PlayStation’s history. Previous AstroBot games have been fun little 3D platformers, with little tidbits that pay tribute to the PlayStation and its various controllers and accessories and even major series.

      This is just saying that there are going to be a ton of references, hinting at the scope and budget of the game.

      • @[email protected]
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        16 months ago

        I’m curious, why do PlayStation players get so upset over exclusives when things like this are so well received?

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          6 months ago

          Playstation players are upset by the lack of exclusives. There are like 4 or 5 games that are only on the PS5 and one of them is Astro’s Playroom; a tech demo platformer that comes with the system to show off everything it and the new controller can do. There is nary a reason to move from PS4 to PS5 even if you’re a hardcore Playstation fan.

    • Eggyhead
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      56 months ago

      I’m almost 40 and I’d say there’s no age range to this game. The little bots are adorable and goofy little parodies of the characters they’re based on, usually found doing something ridiculous. It just oozes nostalgia and charm.

      Little kids will enjoy it for sure, and there’s little challenge, but adults often find smiling unavoidable. At least this was my experience with Rescue Mission for PSVR.

      It’s just a cute and silly good time.