2. PlayStation Store Navigation And Demos
Boot up the PS Store and you'd be hard-pressed to believe there's little more than five major titles out for the PS4 - so unfriendly is the UI that you're left to either search for something you already know should be out on that particular release day, or resort to flicking through screen-sized graphics of games until you find something you want. Demos are very rarely updated - in fact the idea of one being available for every major release has completely gone out the window this generation - and for things like Driveclub, unless you didn't know the difference between the PlayStation Plus version and the others, the big fat 'Not Available' message that arrives if you hover over it is just plain confusing. From downloading titles only to have multiple platform-specific versions appear in your queue to an overall aesthetic that doesn't push community-recommended titles any more than it does the £80 version of Call of Duty, the PS Store is in desperate need of a complete overhaul.