I was a Genesis owner but I always thought the war was a draw. I knew people that either had one or the other or both. Both systems had games that were beneficial to their respective systems, or just flat out played better i.e. Mortal Kombat (looked better on SNES but played better on Genesis). Or like the Alladin…

And go he did. In the autumn of 1990, Kalinske took over as CEO of Sega of America, and instantly began work on consolidating the new philosophy: that the Genesis was the machine that kids graduated to when they found the NES too limiting. "The starting point," says Kalinske, "was that Nintendo was clearly the…

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Yep it's a sick cycle. R* keeps nerfing mission payouts and RP on activities, and the gamers keep trying to come up with new ways to exploit glitches or outright hack the game in order to get more money. Then R* has to spend time and resources hot-fixing the glitches.

My excuse for not buying a PS4 is that I have too many games in my backlog on PS3.

true dat. Especially since all the stuff they're giving returning players really isn't worth the price for buying the game again. Returning players should be getting bare minimum $1mil GTA$. And not just for preordering the game. It should just be standard.

My hopes is that if they do announce it wont run on previous gen they at least give us the technical reasons so people may be a bit more understanding.

I wouldn't be surprised if at some point R* eventually offers that exclusive stuff as DLC.

The upcoming PS4/Xbox One/PC version of Grand Theft Auto V will come with new cars, new guns, and a "Murder Mystery" mode that sounds a lot like that one noir game that was set in L.A. Rockstar's got more details here.

I agree about having returning players pay an upgrade fee instead of buying the same game again. R* apparently wants to milk the game for all its worth. Thats why I'll only get the game again if its bundled with the PS4.

Yeah I know. It's been a year and no heists. R* for some reason won't come through. Personally I think its because players won't have a reason to buy shark cards when they could do a couple heists a day and get all the money they need.

If the game comes with a PS4 bundle pack (which I'm positive it will since UK is getting one), I just might have to buy this.

Damn nothing worse than listening to bad humor in a game that you actually like playing. Well there are worse things, but that still is pretty bad.

This was done some years back, and I absolutely love this. A simple drum beat over that tune from one of the Silent Hill games, and it all works pretty well.

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"I started this game collecting trash, and now I'm collecting trash again." This passing remark might be surprising, even amusing, if it wasn't the last in a long line of identical cracks. Sunset Overdrive has a remarkable ability to turn practically any moment into an opportunity to make a snide comment about its own…

I would be so much more interested in Play Arts figures if they sculpted their joints better to actually make them look like they're part of the figure. Knee and elbow joints especially. I really want that Barrett and RedXIII since they didn't make those figures when they originally put out those Advent Children…

Damn, no one really wants that movie to see the light of day.

Yeah, it always seems like the Japanese games that I want to play are either on a system I don't intend on owning anytime soon, or don't get a domestic release.

Sword Art Online: Lost Song is scheduled for release on the PS3 and PS Vita in Japan in 2015. No word on an international release.