@SurvivorOne
While I know you are being positive you must be the only person in the world who "wished the graphics were better" when the games were originally released, they looked flipping immense back in the day and aint too shabby even now.
At present around 20 games including Sunset Overdrive, Dead Rising 3, Ori, Yoshi Wooly World, Bayonetta 2, Dying Light, Sniper Elite 3, God of War 3, Dark Souls 2 and Alien Isolation.
These are off the top of my head, it grew recently as I just added an XB1 for the platform exclusives.
Quite a backlog and I will be dropping everything once Uncharted Collection is released.
This game has been added to my 'to play' list, it looks fantastic.
I really enjoyed this game when it was first released, very underated and under appreciated title.
I generally buy games that I like because I like to have them on my shelf as part of my collection. It may not be cool these days but I still love my physical copies of games.
Looking forward to getting to this once my backlog is under control, loved this game on PS3 and dont need much of an excuse to play it again.
Ahhhhhh the internet, where self entitlement can be seen in all its ugly glory!
If you want a particular title just buy it like everyone else, stop demanding that it is handed over for free. We are a year and a half into a consoles life cycle, companies are not going to give away their relatively new titles just yet, a year from now maybe but not just yet.
Have a platinum in each already, they are my favourite series of games by far. Even if they were not getting spruced up I would relay them again on PS4 just for the fun of earning the trophies.
Its this kind of article that is slowly but surely eroding my enjoyment of visiting games websites, so much negativity surrounding this hobby.
I reckon there is honestly a market for a really upbeat website, this used to be Giantbomb but even they are becoming very ...
Everytime Greenburg opens his mouth I am reminded of how poor the MS executives are. Its all very well Spencer changing the way MS are behaving, and he is doing a good job of changing public perceptions, but they still have some absolute knobheads working in senior positions at XBox.
Its a fantastic game and can be quite a challenge if you are seeking to gather all the collectibles.
I like this kind of game as it actscas a nice palate cleanser when playing Batman, Witcher and so on, its something a little lighter in mood.
Its been a great year for games so far ands its only going to get better with at least 2 more games to contest GOTY honours in Fallout 4 and MGS5......the thing I love about this hobby is there is always something new and exciting to play, its impossible to keep up but boy is it fun trying :)
For me this is still game of the year and stands out as one of the best games I have ever played. I love Witcher 3 and I am probably around 3/4 of the way through Batman and having a blast but nothing has come close to the gameplay in Bloodborne, what an incredible game!
Dont get me wrong duder, I agree he only has himself to blame but all the same, its hard to defend how some people behave over the internet.
I have just bought an XB1 based purely on their exclusives and I think that anyone who wanted a next gen Forza or Halo experience has already bought the XB1.
The new titles in these franchises will not sell that many more consoles in my opinion as this core audience has already jumped in. Coupled with the fact that there are multi platform titles that are hugely anticipated I just dont see any way MS will catch up to Sony.
American media (and Americans them...
Actually a really nice summary in the last paragraph of this article, spot on. Its a shame how things have panned out for Gearbox as they have made some cracking games, I would love to see another Brothers in Arms game personally.
I think Pitchford has a point when he states that there is an element of the internet that takes things way to far, complaining is one thing but some people go way overboard.
Do these people think that Kojima would want his game boycotted? Pretty sure that he would want his biggest game to date to be played by as many fans as possible.
People need to get their priorities straight, we live in a world where people are open to the suggestion of boycotting a game but happy to overlook disgusting business practices from the likes of Amazon and Apple who pay practically no corporation tax.
3 more platinum trophies for me from my most beloved series, I simply cannot wait to play these amazing titles again.
I will be really interested to see how Uncharted 1 looks most of all as obviously thats the one that has aged the most. Hopefully this release will see the start of some regular updates and news.
I have been anticipating this title for a while, excited to have a firm release date.
Its a shame about VITA being dropped but perhaps if it does well enough on PS4 a handheld release might come later? Regardless, I will be looking to support the dev with this game, seen them on Giantbomb a few times and they seem like cool peeps.
My biggest regret is not storing my old systems and software. I never threw anything away, it was always passed down to family or friends.
I have my PS3 collection in tact, around 400 titles and have vowed to never sell a game or system again. Now and then I look on Ebay and think about starting a PS1 and PS2 collection but I have such a backlog of PS4, XB1, WiiU and PC games that I always chicken out.
Any other good advice about what I should and shouldn't enjoy? I am a big football fan, have I been wrong about enjoying that too?