Isn't this something we always say these days when a new Korean MMO or RPG comes out? Plainly, we need to accept from now on that the Korean dudes making these games are capable of doing this from the get go. That this kind of quality is normal coming from them.

The kicker? Everyone in London has a French accent.

To be fair, offering brand new games like Far Cry 4 and The Crew to those who paid for the season pass is a commendable move.

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The next day: "I've just got rejected by my GF, now I have to sell off all these iPhones... Please, take it away from me..."

Interesting thing about that AC3 art...from the uniforms it's set, like, 100 years before the game ended up being set. That would have changed everything about it.

THIS IS FRIGGIN AWESOME

Is that Red, from Transistor? They kind of look like Transistor enemies.

I like the idea of non-aerodynamic space ships.

Dubbed the PlayBook 4, this is the work of self-taught engineer Ed Zarick, who previously did a portable Xbox One. As Kotaku UK and Eurogamer point out, the portable console is housed in a 3D-printed plastic case and sports a 22-inch 1080p display.

Indeed, the 3Ds has always been atrociously hideous. As in, I'd-be-embarrassed-if-anyone-saw-me-playing-it hideous.

Nope, it's a shitty f2p online game that NO ONE asked for.

If the designer/director believe that a female party character won't add anything to his game, then he should not feel guilty about doing that. Nobody needs to feel that they should follow a certain social ethics so that they are forced to add a token character in the game just to please entitled gamers.

Nothing annoys me so much as seeing people wrap these beautiful works of engineering in squishy latex.

"Showing the graphics of the game"

Actually, as I was admiring the graphics and animations, I was laughing a little bit to myself about how incredibly teenaged-boy-ish Noctis's run is. I mean, he IS a teenaged boy, so there's nothing wrong with that. It just struck me as super... super... well, teenaged-boy-y. And I found that amusing.

The ending is what truly did it for me. The acknowledgment of the long wait we've had for this title and the music gave me goose bumps.

FF XV, the only game that will have its 10th year anniversary before it even came out

Wow. Looks incredible. I love the ending, with the FF arpeggio playing and Noctis saying "It's been a long time coming. Almost there." SURE HOPE SO.

They are dressing as their counter-parts from inFamous and Uncharted.