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I was really hoping for a Syphon Filter game. I still liked the show, but damn if they would've announced Syphon Filter, I would have been pumped beyond belief.

If it's a new game but with the same thing going on, that's fine. I just hope it's more like a new crash bandicoot game and not like the previous installments, that would be a real bummer.

@BLPs It's Sony's word over yours really. On the PS3, they did charge for them, on the PS4 they don't. Ask any developer that question of Sony charges them to patch games on the PS4 because it is a fact that they don't.

@DASchenk yea, that level design was awesome. I think this could be just as good or even better. I'm quite excited for this.

I thought Aiden was a really good character. I'm not quite sure about this one.

I REALLY liked Human Revolution, I sure hope this game is just as good and just as open as that game was. Absolutely brilliant game Dues Ex: Human Revolution was.

Okay, from watching it now, it seems to be just as open or just as much free Roaming. Getting this game fore sure, hell yeah.

I don't know about any of you, but I really liked the first Watchdogs game, I'll definitely get this 2nd installment (watchdogs 2). hell yea.

You would think by now EA would get Boo'd off stage. ugh

is this online or just single player?

For me, the Playstation 3 doesn't have any memorable games besides maybe uncharted. But really though, I can easily forget about the PS3 as a whole and definitely won't miss that console system.

@Jadeus This doesn't have anything to do with that. pay attention.

@BLPs Not on the PS4, Sony already confirmed it along with numerous developers that they are not charging developers to update their game. I don't understand how this is even being talked about now since it's been known ever since the PS4 was released.

Unless you're talking about the PS3, then yes sony did charge, I'm confused now lol

@stevejcrow i dont think a revised score is a good idea, it gives them an excuse to keep doing this practice. Put it this way, releasing a game to oatch it later knowing full well its not up to par does impact potential sales, its substantial enough for any company to not rush a game out to patch it later. Launches mean everything, if the launch isnt food they lost potential profit. They can keep doin their practice, but even though they are just making the sales, they could be making more doing it right the first time.

@SegaBlueSky gamers have always been a bunch of whiners and it started with the PC. lol when I was really active on PC gaming, so many PC'ers were always whining about balance and when developers listened, they were the first ones to jump ship right after. Basically whiners whine and when they get their way they either Don't buy the game, whine more about something else, or just stop playing once they get their way. It's really odd.

this is a very good idea, I love how they executed it from reading about it. I haven't played it, but this really sounds like something that is all around fun to play.

would rather play BF1 honestly. Either way, I'm not crazy at all for Titanfall and when it comes Battlefield, they've been more than known for half baked launches.

@Flaming_Kaiser it still does impact their sales because people like me are certainly not going to buy it. I was going to buy it which is rare when it comes to DLC, but because of the problems, I'll pass. There are many more that are in the same boat as me, while there are many others that will buy it anyway. The problem here is no one is taking into account the "loss of potential sales", that's what hurts because that potential could be a good sum of profit, but they wouldn't know now because Bethesda just chucked it on out and basically said "durrrrr we'll patch it laterz lolz lolz lolz". It's stupidity like that, that handicaps potential company profits.

@stevejcrow i think it really does, the reviews on the internet can sell or break a game. Sure there are a couple hundred thousand people that will buy it, but at one point, depending on the praise, it could've been a million.

There have been quite a few games that launched where they didnt launch good at all which in turn got bad reviews and it can and a lot times it does impact sales. Driveclub is a great example of this.

@Flaming_Kaiser
If they start a brand new engine they will at first run into even more problems that they'll have to iron out.

This really goes for all developers out there. Everything on release a game depends on the launch of the game or even the DLC. If any developer releases a game in a horrible performance state, it's going to impact sales, that right there has just ruined the future for that specific game or even the DLC if there are problems with that. Developers actually think that if they patch it later, they will make up for the sales that were lost at launch.....It never does.

I never understood how developers have never figured this out ever since the internet was mainstream in consoles. It's absolutely ridiculous that certain developers keep on tripping over the same hole when they can easily avoid such critism. I mean, my goodness.

will this game be playable on the Playstation VR?

the game seems like it's going to be an RPG, but I doubt it is. with that being said, meh don't care, next please. I was never really hyped about this game to begin with, but one of the biggest downfalls in gaming is when a game takes so damn long that it makes you go "Really?"

This is clearly a bug, but while this may not be the main reason, it is one reason I don't buy expensions. Not only is the game finished before this point, I just don't see a need to keep playing quite a few months later. If these expansions would have come out much, much sooner, then I may have bought them.

Developers really need to start pulling their heads out of you know what. This is starting to get really lame when developers completely dork a TMNT game. There is a formula that creates failure in most games that fail, how developers never learn from that stuff is beyond even my mindset. absolutely ridiculous and there isn't an excuse for it.

yea, I think they are going to show it as a surprise at E3, if not, that's going to really suck. LOL

it's not that at all, the combat system in the demo did absolutely nothing for me. Infact, I thought the demo was pretty crappy. They could have put out a much better demo that really capitalizes on the game, but from what I played, meh.

I thought that mini demo thing sucked, it didn't do anything for me at all.

but I'm really not interested in the story as is. Also for bioshock infinite, yes it has a good story, some FPS games do, but I thought the gameplay was kind of bad, at least the controlling of the character, I didn't care much for the gameplay aspect of Bioshock at all.

Put it this way, if I buy an FPS game, it's most certainly not because of the story.

@AyeHaley, in most cases on pretty much all the websites out there scoring on a 1 to 10 chart, a 5 is below average, 7 is an okay game but still meh (in terms of the ratings). You really have to read the review and try to match the rating with the written review as well is dissect the review. lol

@AyeHaley Doesn't matter, that is really me to find out if I don't like it. Not everyone likes the same game. It really wouldn't surprise me if I liked this game. Lots of reviews that rated a game bad, I ended up liking. It's like listening to critics on movies. I read the review to get an idea, but it's pretty easy to pick apart any review and to tell the difference that the critic either likes or hates the game. Then again knowing me I will watching a few user youtube videos on it and see how bad the game plays before buying. Story wise, pfft you show me a fps with a good story that isn't rehashed over and over in the gaming world. The only thing at this moment I really would care about is the gameplay.

People loved Crisis on the PC and I thought it was one of the most shallow games gameplay wise, nothing special at all besides the graphics, but people will definitely argue it with me.

@get2sammyb Syphon Filter would do it for me. I really want a new Syphon Filter game to release, better AI, more stealth, etc etc.

i'll get it. seems to me the reviews are being based off political agendas rather than anything else.

@themcnoisy yes even the gamecube pad. lol

So how are they going to permanently ban cheaters. They pretty much say that's the plan, but how. So many game companies have already tried to put a stop to it and they can't.

okay, that's it. It's time for Ubisofts board to vote this gomer out of the company. get ride of that dookie of a CEO.

I lost faith when the guy asked for more money

I don't mind BF:Hardline, the problem I had with it are the maps, they were about as big as bad company 2 (vanilla) maps. You get a grappling hook and a zipline, but it was extremely limited on where you could use that stuff. There really wasn't a point.

If Nintendo just came out with a good ol normal system, I would have bought it even if it was the same power as the WiiU.. The problem with Nintendo is that they always do with every console. The only Controllers I've liked were from the NES and SNES, after that I hated all their controller setups.

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I've always loved the 80's horror movies, damn awesome. Hopefully this is good enough for me to get, because i would love to play a friday the 13th game. I remember the one on the NES. lol

They could have pulled it off most definitely. The problem here is capcom, I know there are die hard Street fighter fans, but over the years when it comes to fighting games, capcom fails to evolutionize Street Fighter, they just can't do it, so all street fighter fans will get is a rehash of the same game, but looks better. yawn honestly, I use to love street fighter, but it's basically capcoms one trick pony.

not me, it's just another cheap way of SE making money, not that there is anything wrong with that, but this is really enough to a point.

For Far Cry: Primal, I doubt they are losing money on it, more than likely they are profiting off that game since they didn't have to do much. They did tweaks and did some stuff, but really, the labor I doubt costed anything since the base of the game is still there, which is Far Cry 4.

Some people are really looking into this way to much. A higher resolution isn't a big deal, the games that would support 4k with a steady framerate for the PS4 would be graphically simple anyway.

In the end, this is NOT a big deal and quite stupid to get upset over such a thing.

@Octane They are still real games whether you like it or not. It's a game, just like any other game out there be it Mobil, PC, console, or tablet. The only thing that separates them from one another is the genre of games, be it Action/adventure, platformer, racing, fighting, RPG, or whatever else.

It better not be a skyrim remake, if it's going to be anything it better be the next Elder scrolls

I think there may be two games and if so I hope one of them is another dishonored game, I really liked that game.

I think for best game I do agree with Fallout 4, definitely an A+ game compared to what's out there.

@xMEADx kind of how I felt with the gameplay, it was rather bland to say the least. All they have to do is throw in like 30 enemies at once and you'll have dynasty warriors. :X

@jmbenetti actually, they are that flexible if given the option. Consoles have always evolved in flexibility over-time if given the chance.

@__marc you don't need it, others that have a PS4 already don't need it, but if some decide to buy a second one or new adopters of the PS4 still haven't got it, so this doesn't matter anyway. You can say "we" as in early adopters of the PS4, but if this is true, you can't speak for everyone as it still doesn't matter. "we don't need this" correction is, "you don't need this", I don't need this, etc etc. either way, don't worry.

It was an okay demo. The game honestly reminded me of FFX more than anything. Besides that, the didn't like using a toy hammer or whatever, that part was rather meh, and I'm hoping that is just the beginning part with no more of him being young like that. It didn't pull me in much at all. There was barely any fighting gameplay elements long enough for me to say "this is so awesome". Instead the landscaping at the beginning was amazing, but the combat gameplay element left me with kind of a "meh" feeling.