For those of you who don't know, I love to break games. As a hobby I like to push the boundaries of games and do the unthinkable. Be it Dark Souls where I have 9093093039039024241 hit points or make 15 foot tall basketball players. Well, after playing around with WWE 2K14, I've unlocked some NPC's as characters. Technically, you're not suppose to play with ring announcer Howard Finkel, but by hell we're gonna play with him.
It'll take you longer to watch this video than it will to set up Remote Play between your PS4 and your PlayStationVita. Here's how it goes:
That's really it. We'll go over all the neat things that Remote Play does for both systems in our upcoming PS4 hardware review, but at a bare minimum you can play PS4 games on the pooper, so that's good. Just remember the proper bathroom game system handling protocol if you choose to use your Vita in there.
Like any good racer, the Need for Speed franchise never stops moving. They've come a long way since the early '90s, though the last few years' releases have been more about refinement of the formula than anything else, moving more towards an open world structure.
The latest in the franchise, Need for Speed: Rivals, takes a big step by going all-in on one mode that combines a single-player campaign with online multiplayer. The rest -- including the cops, the cars, and the crashing -- stay the same. In a sense, they've made it so players can jump in and go fast without having to worry about the details.
And it's all the better for it.
