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PlayStation quietly releases new feature we've waited years for
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Updated 10:23 9 Aug 2024 GMT+1Published 10:24 9 Aug 2024 GMT+1

PlayStation quietly releases new feature we've waited years for

Our patience has been rewarded

Emma Flint

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Topics: PlayStation, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Sony

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PlayStation users are discovering that a new feature has become available despite any lack of announcement about it.

It could be argued that there’s no need for smaller updates to receive any public acknowledgement – they’re only minor adjustments, after all.

However, considering how many PlayStation fans have been waiting years for this feature, it would have been nice to be alerted to its inclusion.

Fortunately, others spotted the change and shared it on Reddit.

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It’s always a happy day when you can praise Reddit rather than shrink away from its questionable comments section.

On the PlayStation subreddit, user nolifebr shared a screenshot of the Helldivers 2 review page.

This might not sound all that significant, however, it is when you notice there’s somewhere to leave written feedback about the game.

Such features are commonplace on Steam, however, they’ve been severely lacking from Sony’s consoles.

Although a welcome change, the OP mentions that this is only available for “some games/users on PSN/store”.

Right off the bat, though, some fans are unhappy.

“Needs an ‘Hours Played’ tag for each review or just like the Xbox user reviews they will be pointless,” said shadowglint.

Like someone else pointed out, seeing thousands of hours worth of play next to a comment that reads “this game’s sh*t” isn’t going to magically improve the usefulness of the review.

While written reviews aren’t always helpful, they can be, which is why this feature is such a wonderful addition.

“Xbox reviews are pointless lots of times, but they can be helpful. People do leave good info like how to get past bugs, general tips and thoughts on gameplay.

“Frankly, I’d rather have comments than not, I’d rather wade through those than try to figure out what the difference between a 3.5 and 4 star aggregate score means,” commented LP99.

There will always be people who leave pointless remarks, however, there will also be players who provide enough information to help you decide whether you want to play a game or not.

Consequently, we take the inclusion of written reviews as a positive.

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