This is awesome to read. I've played the demo 4 or 5 times now between the PS5 and Switch 2. I have the steelbook on pre-order for S2.
I found the British accents jarring at first (especially since the English VAs for Yotei and Shadows had great Japanese accents), but I've become quite fond of Musashi's voice now, especially his English snark. My first playthrough at least will be in English.
My main focus lately has been Cyberpunk 2077. I'm loving the ability to tether between my Switch 2 and PS Portal, particularly since the battery for the Portal lasts about twice as long.
I'm also playing Persona 3 Reload and RE Requiem on my Switch 2. Absolutely loving the 3rd party lineup and playing the 2 is my favorite way to do it. I'm not a physical media purist by any stretch (I only have digital games on my PS5 - I don't like discs), but there is something immensely satisfying about popping in a cartridge.
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This is awesome to read. I've played the demo 4 or 5 times now between the PS5 and Switch 2. I have the steelbook on pre-order for S2.
I found the British accents jarring at first (especially since the English VAs for Yotei and Shadows had great Japanese accents), but I've become quite fond of Musashi's voice now, especially his English snark. My first playthrough at least will be in English.
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My main focus lately has been Cyberpunk 2077. I'm loving the ability to tether between my Switch 2 and PS Portal, particularly since the battery for the Portal lasts about twice as long.
I'm also playing Persona 3 Reload and RE Requiem on my Switch 2. Absolutely loving the 3rd party lineup and playing the 2 is my favorite way to do it. I'm not a physical media purist by any stretch (I only have digital games on my PS5 - I don't like discs), but there is something immensely satisfying about popping in a cartridge.