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Sacred Symbols, Episode 234 | Our Favorite PlayStation Moments of 2022 (Video) (Patreon)

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Our Favorite PlayStation Moments of 2022 | Sacred Symbols: A PlayStation Podcast Episode 234

It's time once more for our annual Sacred Symbols tradition: Recounting and discussing the most memorable and interesting moments from the last 12 months of PlayStation. The reality is, this year was quiet on the first and second party front, at least when it comes to news (the games were dope, as always). But much happened that's worth going over again: Sony's acquisition of Bungie, Haven's potential promise, PS+'s struggles, and more. Then, there's everything in orbit around PlayStation: The Abandoned saga, Cyberpunk's revival, Square Enix's firesale, EA's gambit with Koei Tecmo, and so much more. We appreciate your support, as always, on Sacred Symbols. Happy Holidays! Right now, get up to 55% off your subscription when you go to https://www.babbel.com/sacred This episode is sponsored by BetterHelp. Give online therapy a try at https://www.betterhelp.com/sacred and get on your way to being your best self Tickets to An Evening with Last Stand in Texas are ON SALE NOW: https://my.thehobbycenter.org/5706/5708 Follow the hosts on Twitter! Colin: https://twitter.com/notaxation Chris: https://twitter.com/ChrisRGun Dustin: https://twitter.com/DustinCanFly A new episode of Sacred Symbols: A PlayStation Podcast launches each Friday morning. To receive instant access, as well as other perks, please support the show on Patreon at http://patreon.com/LastStandMedia #SacredSymbols #playstation

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Andy Miller

Looking forward to the 2022 recap, hope you all are enjoying the vacation!

OTTAPPS

I personally use Opencritic for my own Fantasy Gaming League I run because it provides one score based on all the platforms, rather than multiple scores that I have to average out. Enjoy the break. EDIT: I don't think I'll ever get over the translation of Hideo coming out as Kahraman or whatever it was. That was the main thing that kept me thinking something exciting might have been going on.

Tonys_Always_Write

😮😮 I am currently reading Fingerprints of the Gods. Super good! Also worth noting I am a Christian and it doesn't offen me a bit. While I believe in Christ I also believe that humans will never know the full truth of anything while living on earth. Definitely check that show out peeps! Merry Christmas all! 🎄🐧

Ryan Hayman

I read Graham Hancock's Fingerprint's of The Gods this year - It is worth a read for sure... he goes into maps, structures, animals, and things that just don't really make sense. I took everything he said with a grain of salt, but some of it does seem plausible and it just sheds light on how much we dont know

Robert

Cheers to those who wanted a shorter episode I guess? Thank you CDC for all the wonderful content this year!

Avery Illies

Where can I find that sweater?

Dylan Michael

I’m halfway through Part 1. My third time through this game and I gotta agree. I somehow never realized how excellent it was until my second play through on PS4. This third play through is further cementing that fact.

NickBLeaveIt

The main distinction between Opencritic vs. Metacritic is that Opencritic aggregates scores REGARDLESS of platform. For example, on Metacritic, Cyberpunk 2077 ranges from a 57 on PS4 to an 87 on Xbox Series, whilst on Opencritic, it's a 76 (with a big disclaimer box to reference CD Projekt Red's deception) Or for instance, Habroxia 2 has a 73 and 76 for Switch and PS4 respectively, but a 78 on Opencritic.

Robert Olbert

I am one of those who gave up on buying a ps5. As it is still around 700€ for Digital edition here in central Europe. I bought Series S for 220€ after a year and a half of waiting for a ps5 to be around MSRP and finally moved on. I do not want to think about ps5 ever again. Now I have a current gen machine in the house, kids are happy and I still keep my good old ps4 pro, just in case. Perhaps I am not the only one who had similar idea.

Robert Olbert
>>98334269

Thanks for the reply. I have also an older gaming PC in the house, which is currently used by my oldest son. Hopefully, they will release some of them also on PC. Forsaken is going to be first which I want to play there. It is a bit of a sad story. In the middle of PS4 generation, half of my son's classmates had PlayStations. It was a cheap alternative to gong PC. And a doorway to those favorite F2P games, which did not required a subscription (unlike Xbox). All parent were buying PlayStations. It outsold Xbox 9:1 here. Now it is totally different. None of these guys has a PS5. They all switched to budget PCs with 1060s/1070s or rx570/rx580. Playstation effectively disappeared.