It's worth it if you're a hardcore Yakuza fan, really. I liked it a lot, but that's because spending more time in Kamurocho is always tempting to me. As a zombie-killing game, I heard that it was not that great, but I can't say, since it's not my usual genre of games... unless you throw in Kyriu Kazuma or Majima Goro!

I have that zombie game, and it took me 15 hrs to get through, albeit somewhat slowly.

Not only do I not pre-order, I've just stopped buying these games until the GOTY edition comes out with all the DLC but for only like 39.99. Its sad, but I just cant keep up with all the downloads/passes/etc, that make you end up paying like $75 for the game, when a little patience will knock roughly half the price…

+1 for disc based.

As far as we currently know, the combat in Final Fantasy XV is going to be your basic action RPG format with single button presses for attacks. So how is the magic going to work then? While he wouldn't offer specifics, director Hajime Tabata did reveal some interesting aspects of the combat mechanics in his game.

"We're bringing it back!"

Trying to summarize the "honest rawness" of the situation.

I cannot even believe people are talking crap about this right now. Will anything make you insatiable pigs happy?

also we're not pretentious assholes. That's another difference

Nope, not even for a minute. Because its not a fallacy, sorry bro.

Am I the only one that enjoyed AC3?

Wait, the main character isn't a girl?

I've been saying this for a while now.

I grew up in a time when being a "gamer" was cause for ridicule. Shit, admitting to owning a Nintendo in the mid-80's was a good way to get your ass kicked at my school (not at all schools, I understand).

Now that gaming's finally mainstreamed, and the hobby has -finally- gained…

It's comforting to know that, when faced with real and imminent danger, there will be people like yourself that have desensitized themselves to their natural instincts and will hesitate when they should be running. Thus slowing down whatever it is that threatens us allowing everyone else a chance to escape.

This is part of the reason i hardly ever buy games on day 1 any more.

Absofuckinglutely.

Fucking hacks. Look how fast the goat was moving and how powerful his attacks were compared to the other players. Bad Hero unleashed his most powerful move, and he barely did any damage.

I really only truly like the first Dead Space Game. I felt that the others suffered in terms of plot development. Dead Space 2 begins with a literal repeat of the plot from the first game, only the betrayal is done by a different woman. I was so confused when that happened.