"Little to no BS". I call BS. You ever played with a crappy team and been zerged by tanks and ships? HAVE YOU?! *breaks down sobbing* Otherwise it is a brilliant game, the sniping is fun. If you have a team that communicates well everyone else is screwed. I hope they dont keep all the real money purchase guns though.

No it isn't. PS2 blows. Free is too much IMO.

PS2 easily kills halo 4. In multiplayer terms obviously. There each different in there way so comparing them will be a bit edgy but have you seen PS2 gameplay? Looks killer.

I wish PS2 would add some variety though in this game.. I'd like a gametype where each faction fights off an Alien invader on each continent by themselves.

I really need to try this game out.

Honestly, this is one of the few games that i'm VERY excited for, not to mention very fond of already. I'll admit it, the game had a pretty rough start but the devs are doing right, with each patch actually fixing the game, with the latest optimization patch the game is running a a buttery-smooth 60 fps@high settings on a medium-end rig (very similar to a ps4) while visuals are even tighter than before. They are also hands-down one of the most transparent devs around and genuinely care about the game, and frequently play it (though mostly on the test server) to make sure they have an idea of what's going on. I'd just like to say that this truly is a NEXT-GEN title, and provides an experience like no other. You may think that battlefield's 64-player per match is a big deal, but you've never been in a fight with that many people on your team fighting for control of a base while another 64 try and capture it while a third team comes around just to mess with you. Between the armor columns, infantry zergs, and combined forces ops, there's never a dull moment and i've actually been in awe at the game several times during some of the fights, something no other game can pull off. Planetside 2 actually has the potential to be the PS4's next Halo [i]if[/i] it can sustain a population balance, which not requiring a ps+ subscription will bring a lot of people already and is definitely a triple-A title able to compete with, and certainly outlast the big boys. There are really only 2 concerns about the game- When the proper gameplay formula is settled (they're almost there!), and the fact that, compared to other shooters at least, there is undeniably a generous learning curve for the basics (where to find a fight, what to do to capture a base and how to use the UI) which does turn off many people apparently. With enough experience though you start to memorize terrain and weapon patterns just like in halo, not to mention that the kill times are fairly generous (AKA fair), all the weapons are balanced (aside from a few tweaks), and vehicle combat is a blast. The game is also [i]by no means[/i] a game where you can get the full experience alone, really. It just may be the most teamwork-oriented game i've played and ever since joining an outfit (clans basically) i've had some great times and have made some life-long friends. Planetside 2 is definitely high on my ps4 wishlist and there's no reason why no one shouldn't join an outfit and give it a week. 10/10 would play again.

The difference being Halo was/is good (a debate for another time) and Planetside 2 is meh.

Do you have to buy guns with real money?

But will it be like Halo 3?

I've played it on pc and no just no.

I've heard it was good. There's no way I could run it though. I heard some people have trouble running it on good PCs. No clue how Sony plans to get this to be equal to the PC version maxed out... Anyways. I've heard a lot of people prefer PS1, or at least, certain aspects of it. Have you played PS1? If so, do you agree?