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I won't be doing that, but neat.

The difference is that while Sony initially failed with the PS3 and eventually turned it around, Microsoft failed with the Xbox One and never truly recovered, Nintendo will get away with it Scott free, no one will meaningfully criticize them, and the game industry will be all the worse for it.

I haven't started it yet. I was going to start last week, but my copy arrived a day too late and I started playing AI Limit instead. I'll start as soon as I finish that.

For a game that sets out to make you build a connection with your weapon, it at least makes sense on paper. Whether or not it works in practice, we'll have to wait and see.

The thing about being everyone's second choice is that it's EVERYONE'S second choice. That's a big part of what made the Switch so Successful.

Kinda got lost in the shuffle with all the big news today, but this looks pretty dope.

@AdamNovice Damn. Sony actually does what Nintendon't

All I see with the Switch 2 is Nintendo completing their transition to a full blown AAA company, and I don't mean that as a compliment. The difference is everyone in games media is too scared to really call them out for it.

After this much hype,Team Cherry would have to be certifiably insane to make this a Switch 2 exclusive.

At this point, the most impressive thing about the Switch 2 is how much money Nintendo is trying to wring out of their customers.

The game is standard price on the E-Shop. But isn't it illegal to charge more for your game at competing retailers?

If the Switch felt like a console born out of inspiration, the Switch 2 feels like a console born out of obligation. It exists so Nintendo can keep up with the rest of the industry, which isn't a bad thing, but it hardly gives me anything to get excited about right now. I'm sure in a couple years it'll be pretty impressive, and that's when I might start caring about it.

This was the only thing that really caught my eye from the show. Knowing that it's multi-player focused means it's a no-buy from me. Pretty subpar showing from Nintendo.

@Northern_munkey Probably. It like if Code Vein had better game feel

The sheer disrespect towards AI Limit

I've been hooked on AI Limit since it came out. So far it's some of the most fun I've had with a Souls-like in quite a while. The controls feel great, it strikes a good balance between punishing and rewarding, and the whole thing feels very finely tuned. It might not be as polished as some of the biggest games in the genre, but it's pretty damn impressive from a first time developer.

We could have gotten a Bleach Musou game. It didn't need to be like this.

A couple years from now, people will be making some pretty long essays about how hard Bleach managed to fumble it's comeback.

"And we'll grind as many of our staff to dust as we can along the way"

@KillerBoy Season 2 is already out.

Definitely hyped for Hacker's Memory. The rest are whatever.

I remember trying to trade in my copy of Shadow of War only to he told it wasn't worth anything.

I don't know if that's related to this, I just wanted to mention it.

One of the best to ever do it. I don't even think ot needs a sequel, just give us a more future-proof version and let it remain the classic that it is.

Looks like I'm sticking with AI Limit. I don't respect it to review any better, but i played both demos and that's the one that clicked with me.

Edit: Also, it feels having to even mention this, but saying 'you're wrong because someone else says it's good' isn't the sick burn you think it is. Everyone has their own opinion, and if different viewpoints bother, that's your problem.

I'm always up for more God of War, but, has Jeff Grubb been right about anything? I swear this guy just say stuff to trend on Twitter for a minute.

Not yet. I'm glad the game turned out well, but this was always going to be, at best, a warm-up for Ghost of Yotei.
I'm still more interested in this than pretty much any other AC game, but it's still a back burner game for me at the end of the day.

We'll see where things go with this new team, but for right now, that name is pretty metal.

I can't wait. Unlike me when I play their games, Housemarque don't miss.

"Project Delta" makes me a bit hopeful for Resistance 4, but I'm not one to make predictions.

@Mikey856 Respect

Seeing so many people complaining about free stuff is one of many reasons I have so much trouble engaging with this website anymore.

That is pretty impressive. I'm sure I'll check it out for myself once Dynasty Warriors Origins stops being so fun.

Being able to sream Prince of Persia on the Portal makes this month a win as far as I'm concerned.

The demo did absolutely nothing for me so I'll be skipping this one, but I hope it turns out well.

At that point they might as well just stick with publishing. I'm pretty sure Microsoft dug this hole for Xbox themselves by constantly muddling their own vision for it.

Tell me you're mad about bringing this to PS5 without telling me you're mad about bringing this to PS5.

I took a break from Dynasty Warriors Origins because it wasn't pulling me in, but I made it over the hump, and now I can safely say, this game is peak. I can't stop playing it.

Doesn't look like anything too special gameplay-wise, but the art direction is really doing it for me. It almost has a Lynchian feel to it's atmosphere.

No. But thank you for reminding me I have no friends.

Warriors Abyss. Because it's the only one of these games I've played.

First Microsoft killed game ownership, now they're killing game artistry. They can all go to hell.

This is the most invested, and conflicted, I've ever been with an Assassin's Creed game.

Did you honestly expect them to improve performance?

I guess I'm the only one excited for AI Limit.

I'll probably get it later. But today I'm participating in the economy blackout and I encourage everyone to do the same.

When Anby becomes Snby.

Can't say I was ever looking forward to this, certainly not enough to buy an Xbox, and that gameplay is painfully unimpressive.

I'm sure it'll be fine, but Xbox has to get out of 'fine' territory someday to get me to care

What happened to respecting creator intent? If FromSoftware doesn't have time make their games easier, Capcom doesn't have to make their games harder.

Would you call an A.I. recreation of the Mona Lisa preservation? If the your answer is no, congratulations. You understand the difference between art and product.