Originally posted by Sycle:No significant differences (well, we have speaker voices on PS4 but that's about it)Yep, just to verify, I've played AAC on both PC(Win) and PS4, and the game plays pretty much exactly the same on both platforms. =)Well, except for the controller features on the PS4 (color of controller light determined by character being played, and character voices from the controller speaker (I found the default volume to be a bit loud, but fortunately, you can adjust the volume via the PS4 system's controller options!), which have no real effect on gameplay. Originally posted by Donkey:Thanks.

I purchased it awhile ago, and I had to get use to the voices coming through the PS4 controller.Yeah, personally, I prefer the voices coming from the screen, and not the controller, but it's not really a distraction, as long as the voices aren't too loud. ^^Oh, one more difference I just thought of: the leaderboards on the PS4 version actually take longer to update. So if you're used to the PC version (where the leaderboards usually update almost immediately), do note that on the PS4 version, you will have to wait a while (a couple minutes or so, based on my experiences) before your new high scores will show up. Smash clp. Again, that doesn't affect the gameplay, though.

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