yup, game of the generation as far as i'm concerned.
...what language are you speaking?
they've already said that a 'sequel' would just be another game set in the same world, not a continuation of the first game's story. that sounds pretty good to me.
i have no plans to get an xbone, but i honestly don't care about resolution that much. sitting six feet from a tv, it's going to be very hard to pick up the differences between 1080p and 900p. it's similar to how i'm bewildered by people buying 4k tvs smaller than 60". at more than a couple feet away (like a monitor would be) you physically can't perceive the difference.
and anyway - in all likelihood, as the new gen progresses, more and more games ar...
*AS IT SAYS IN THE ARTICLE*: she says her name, not the n word. so there's no 'oversight'. i'm amazed you successfully typed out that comment with your apparently complete lack of reading skills.
YEAH THAT MUST BE IT, IT MUST BE A SECRET HINT FOR THEIR NEXT GAME, "UNCHARTED - THE CURSE OF THE SKULL THAT SWALLOWS CHESTS"!! YOU FIGURED IT OUT!!
or, it's just some halloween decorations reflecting in the glass case...
i'm getting a ps4 at launch, and have no plans to buy an xbox one, but wanting it to fail is just silly. as a gamer, you should want healthy competition. sony would have never made ps+ as good a service as it is if they weren't put in a position where they felt like they had to one-up microsoft, for example.
i was kind of disappointed with uncharted 3... i don't know how excited i am about a potential uncharted 4. on the other hand, the last of us has cemented itself as one of my favorite games of all time, so i'd definitely give it the benefit of the doubt.
"people need to stop relying on reviews. here, to prove my point, look at these reviews."
"Can articles about player expectations of Half-Life 3 ever live up to my expectation of how useless, redundant and dim-witted they always appear to be? Yes."
yeah, you do have to have a certain 'level of IQ' to enjoy a game like this, but i hate to break it to you - it's not a high one.
this game is for dummies who'd rather have (or need) their hand held as they parrot back input prompts, rather than have any agency and freedom to engage in the game in a meaningful way. the game is condescending in it's lack of faith in the intelligence and aptitude of the player - and again, hate to break it you, but if you c...
damn, that's disappointing. i was hoping to buy the ps3 version, keep the code and sell the disc. guess i'll just wait and buy the ps4 version after all.
wait, if you use the digital code to download the ps4 version of the game, do you have to put the ps3 disc in the ps4 every time in order to play it?!
BREAKING NEWS! PHIL FISH WATCHES AND ENJOYS EASTBOUND AND DOWN! BUT WHAT DOES IT MEAN???????!!?!?!?!?
"to get more keys, get more keys" WOW THANKS FOR THE TIP
ooooh, i love it when EA talks dirty to activision. they're like two latent homosexuals "wrestling" with each other.
if you'd been paying attention, you'd know that this was part of microsoft's original plan for the xbox one, before their 180. i figured that without the always-on requirement they couldn't figure out a way to make it work, but maybe they did.
the story is actually supposed to be great. read a few reviews.
and the award for ugliest nintendo game in past decade goes to yoshi's new island! developed by artoon, creators of the beloved vampire rain, a game enjoying a jaw-dropping 38% on metacritics!
i'm snobby about crappy movies, tv shows and books - i dont see video games should be exempt from that. some stuff is trash.