PS4: What do YOU want out of it?

**TDbank24** · 02-02-2012

If Sony was to change the controller i'd go back to the DS2's shoulder buttons for the triggers or just improve on the triggers from the DS3. That's my only problem with the DS3. Otherwise it's a perfect controller.

**lee___radio** · 02-19-2012

uncharted 4!

**rich15** · 02-19-2012

Originally Posted by lee___radio

uncharted 4!

I think everyone is going to want that

And the whole '4' thing would be relevant to the fourth Playstation console.

**keefy** · 02-19-2012

Not to break.

**emmerich** · 02-19-2012

I want a reliable powerful console that will compete with all the competition at a not too expensive pricetag on release. I'm probably asking for too much though lol

**lee___radio** · 02-22-2012

i love the ps3 xmb... i'm sure the ps4 xmb will be totally amazing!

**sainraja** · 02-22-2012

Originally Posted by Dissent

I'm really hoping it costs more than $400 at launch. PS3 was astonishingly powerful and I have loved that about it the entire time it's been out. To take a step back in price means to take a step back in cutting edge tech and I really hope they do not make that sacrifice. If I wanted that I'd buy an xbox.

I hope they use a quality thermal paste this time and in fact improve the overall cooling system. Also, an easy way to dust the inside would be nice. Backwards compatibility and all of the media station extras that the PS3 has are key as well!

People want all the bells & whistles as possible but they aren't willing to pay for it. I am afraid that Sony might hold back how much they pack in the PS4, but I hope they don't.

**Two4DaMoney** · 02-23-2012

Originally Posted by sainraja

People want all the bells & whistles as possible but they aren't willing to pay for it. I am afraid that Sony might hold back how much they pack in the PS4, but I hope they don't.

500-600 consoles again? That would only prove that sony didn't learn a thing with the launch of the ps3. The only way this would slide is if the next MS console was 500-600 also.

**sainraja** · 02-23-2012

If you want cutting-edge, you should be willing to pay for it too. Otherwise, the PS3 is fine. It's affordable, it has content, basically what some are asking from the next-gen.

**Blacksite** · 02-23-2012

Originally Posted by keefy

Not to break.

Good luck with that.

All products are susceptible to breaking, one way or another.

**Two4DaMoney** · 02-23-2012

Originally Posted by sainraja

If you want cutting-edge, you should be willing to pay for it too. Otherwise, the PS3 is fine. It's affordable, it has content, basically what some are asking from the next-gen.

I think some of that cutting edge will go towards a better cam and possibly a new controller. I'm going off the psvita here(touch screen; cams).

**D3seeker** · 02-23-2012

The DualShock 4, with rear panel touch pad, lol

Would be interesting actually. hmmm........

**Nitey** · 02-23-2012

Originally Posted by D3seeker

The DualShock 4, with rear panel touch pad, lol

Would be interesting actually. hmmm........

They probably will add that tbh. If 3rd partys stop giving a crap about it, though, on the Vita - Sony will probably forget it to cut costs

I just want the DS4 to have the Vita d-pad. Seriously, best d-pad ever.

**keefy** · 02-23-2012

Originally Posted by Blacksite

Good luck with that.

All products are susceptible to breaking, one way or another.

Like My N64 and PS1 which still work after 15 years despite me giving them loads of abuse carting them up and down the country and left in icy cold garages over winter, yet I have had 2 PS3 die in 4 years both of which never left my house and rarely moved.
Good luck indeed.

**Blacksite** · 02-23-2012

I've only had to replace a single PlayStation 3 this entire generation. I also have an Xbox 360 that has yet to break down. Maybe you're just extremely unlucky. I know that I didn't give my PlayStation or Sega Dreamcast loads of abuse back in the day.

**Inzane2050** · 02-24-2012

The Nintendo 64 had a lot of problems to. Sure you can find a functional N64 in a pawn shop, but how many of the 80 million consoles do you think are actually still around. The N64 was hell for me to get a game to start up. Constant reties and blowing to get Banjo Kazooie up and running.

**krelian99** · 02-24-2012

An option to completely disable trophies
or at least disable trophies notifications

that's about it

**Blacksite** · 02-24-2012

Originally Posted by Inzane2050

The Nintendo 64 had a lot of problems to. Sure you can find a functional N64 in a pawn shop, but how many of the 80 million consoles do you think are actually still around. The N64 was hell for me to get a game to start up. Constant reties and blowing to get Banjo Kazooie up and running.

Yeah, I remember my friend and I had to blow the inside of several cartridges just to play games like Goldeneye back in the day. I don't know why people act like previous home consoles were somehow flawless. Besides, if you're giving them constant abuse then you deserve to have them break down on you, eventually.

**Bigdoggy** · 02-24-2012

LOL, the regular NES system, everyone had there own workable methods for getting a game to work. Some would blow in the cartridge, some would blow in the machine, I did something different, I would stick the game in just far enough so the back of the game stuck out, then I would push down really hard and it would kind of "snap & slam" in the system and it would work every time. Funny thing is, each person had a different method that always worked for that specific person. :X

**Maj1d** · 03-08-2012

Uncharted 4 release day.

**TGO** · 03-08-2012

Originally Posted by Inzane2050

The Nintendo 64 had a lot of problems to. Sure you can find a functional N64 in a pawn shop, but how many of the 80 million consoles do you think are actually still around. The N64 was hell for me to get a game to start up. Constant reties and blowing to get Banjo Kazooie up and running.

80mil? I'm sure only about 10 was sold??

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