IGN’s Jonathon Dornbush and Max Scoville unbox the Death Stranding limited edition PS4 Pro bundle. The collection features a specially designed PS4 Pro 1TB edition, which includes a matte finish featuring BT handprints, as well as a special edition orange controller meant to resemble the BB container in the game.

Death Stranding reviewed on PlayStation 4 Pro by Tristan Ogilvie.

Death Stranding is technically available on two pieces of hardware: PlayStation 4, and the PlayStation 4 Pro. But how do they stack up against each other? Is the Pro filled with sparkly 4K visuals that will blow your mind? Will the standard PS4’s fan explode trying to run the game? Who knows.

Regardless, we slapped both versions of the game side-by-side so you can see for yourself what playing the game on a standard PS4 or PS4 Pro is like.

The Disney Classic Games: Aladdin and Lion King collection features a perfect playthrough of Aladdin for SEGA Genesis that you can stop and pick up the controller to take over at any time. You can pause the game right at the last boss, for instance, and take over. The playthrough is impossibly good, with no hits, no lives lost, and a ton of goodies grabbed. This is the ‘Final Cut’ mode which, according to the creators, “Was never meant to feel like a completely new version of the classic game.” They go on to say “That was never our intention or desire. Given how great the original game is, we wanted to only touch things that we truly felt would improve the overall experience and only make changes that the original team might have considered making if they had more time. In some ways, one could consider the Final Cut version a type of “Day 1″ patch for the original game.” See if you can spot the differences!

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