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Test Chamber – Journey On PlayStation 4
Journey makes its PlayStation 4 debut today (after a few stumbles that it has already recovered from), so we took the game for a test run to see how the port stacks up to the original.
Join myself, Jeff Cork, and Journey first-timer, Brian Shea, as we explore the game's opening areas, and meet at least one friend with a really long scarf along the way. If you've played the PlayStation 3 version of the game, there's not a lot of incentive to return to Journey, outside of the increased resolution and better framerate, but the game is so replayable to begin with that any excuse to replay Journey is a good one.
For our review of the PlayStation 3 version of the game, head here.
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