Sony PlayStation 4 500GB Console - Limited Edition Blue "Days of Play"

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Beyond Blue takes players into the near future, where they will have the opportunity to explore the mysteries of our ocean through the eyes of Mirai, a deep-sea explorer and scientist. She and her newly-formed research team will use groundbreaking technologies to see, hear, and interact with the ocean in a more meaningful way than has ever been attempted. The game features an evocative narrative and exploration of an untouched world. All of this, along with the focus on emotional empathy as a core idea in the gameplay, does succeed in giving Blue Reflectiona "feminine" feel; that shouldn't, by any means, deter men from trying it out. The characters are relate-able regardless of gender, the gameplay is unique and engaging, and the pace is nicely mellowed. After playing it, one hopes for more iterations in its burgeoning sub-genre. conclusion Sony has released many varieties of the PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 4 Pro, with most of the colorful designs tied to a particular game, like the bright red console for Insomniac Games’ upcoming PS4 exclusive, Spider-Man. But the company is now offering a unique PS4 Pro that’s tied to an impressive Sony milestone: a system with a translucent casing in deep blue, with copper detailing, to mark the fact that Sony has sold more than 500 million PlayStation consoles and handhelds since launching the original PlayStation in 1994. In addition to the school, Hina also goes home in the evenings, which grants players certain options that can affect her day and missions. She can study, play on her phone, or take a bath, during which she can think or massage her legs. While this sounds super sexual, it's actually not–while there are hints of the hyper-sexualization in Japanese gaming (and all gaming) we've come to expect, Blue Reflectionclearly caters to a different set than the panty-crazed otaku; in fact, there's no real fan service to be found. This is not only refreshing, but it lets the characters actually feel like struggling high school girls, as their days are focused on normal tasks, and thoughts of love or sex are, at most, equal to all other pressing matters.

Here they are: the console and controller. The lightly colored piece that’s clearly visible through the top of the unit, taking up the rear third or so of the console, is a metal plate covering the PS4’s power supply. The Common is the more traditional "dungeon" in the game, though each area of the Common is quite different in appearance than traditional dungeons. Taking inspiration from the emotional problem sending Hina and her gang into the Common, the scenery may wind up being pastel desert-scapes, green-hued swamps, or funky vending-machine littered mountainous areas. There's a lot of variety, and it makes jumping into battle sections all the more interesting. While most side missions focus on defeating certain numbers of a particular or particular set of enemies, story missions tend to focus on finding and collecting personality fragments, which are generally guarded by a mini-boss. These fragments, once in hand, can be equipped to abilities (like materia) to offer additional buffs or effects. They can be quite powerful, and some skills can accept quite a few fragments at a time.

Our oceans are in trouble. Climate change, plastic waste and overfishing are all causing tremendous damage to underwater life around the world. Inspired by the BBC's Blue Planet II series, developer E-Line Media is making a video game that focuses on the scientists who are trying to understand our impact" and "it seems to be crafting titles that strike a better balance between genuine learning and robust, immersive gameplay"

Along with the game’s announcement, the publisher released a new teaser trailer that seemingly shows off some gameplay, which looks equal parts awe-inspiring, mystifying, and frightening as it teases some of the deep-sea creatures players will encounter" There are two main gameplay sections of Blue Reflection–the school, which is presented in a third-person view with a fixed camera angle, and the Common, which is third-person with a free-roaming camera. The school is where Hina speaks with classmates, accepts side missions, and can play on her smart phone.Beautiful design, sweet melodies and story, and engaging strategic gameplay will provide hours of enjoyment for those of us who love turn-based roleplaying games. What's more, you'll be supporting a genre of games aimed at "people" rather than "men," and that's a worthy goal that will help all of us get the most of what gaming, as a medium, has to offer. Pros