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GIFT GUIDE


PlayStation 4 GIFT GUIDE


Graphics, games, and exclusivity hit a sweet spot in Sony’s console


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Available now Check out our full PS4 range in-store at GAME


Find out more at www.game.co.uk


W


ant to play a whole bunch of generation-defi ning titles that you can’t fi nd


anywhere else? If so, Sony’s PlayStation 4 is your most obvious fi rst port of call. Uncharted 4, Persona 5,


and Horizon Zero Dawn are nailed-down must- plays on this console, while God Of War, Spider-Man, and Shadow Of The Colossus gave Sony a sensational 2018.


State of play But the PS4 also looks set to have a


The PS4 Pro runs games like God Of War even better!


bright future, with a sequel to gut- wrenching zombie masterpiece The Last Of Us on its way in 2019. What’s more, the creator of Metal Gear Solid is working on a brand new PS4 exclusive, Death Stranding.


Combine these gems with the many


multiformat games that PS4 shares with other systems – the likes of FIFA 19, Assassin’s Creed Odyssey, and Call Of Duty: Black Ops IIII – and the choice on off er to players is simply incredible. There’s also Sony’s


subscription gaming service, PS Plus, which lets you play selected titles online as well as off ering a smattering of free games each month.


And let’s not forget PS4 Pro. Sony’s upgraded PS4 runs your existing games better and even


boosts certain titles to 4K resolution. You just can’t lose.


PlayStation 4


Price £249.99 (PS4 Slim) / £349.99 (PS4 Pro) The best way to play epic games such as God of


War, Uncharted 4, and Bloodborne is to grab one of these consoles as soon as you possibly can.


34 Winter 2018


GAME.CO.UK


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