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    LBP3 had more tools, and the capacity to build much larger levels. FC4 had the Keys to Kyrat, which allowed sharing. Not that Sony had any say over how Ubisoft handled their game, either. As for Vita, it has a lot of releases in Japan. If the system sold better over here, third parties would probably have released…

    Yeah, Sony really dropped the ball when they had no control whatsoever when other companies released their F2P games. Delays happen. Suck it up.

    And you’re praising Microsoft while bashing Sony’s AAA games? First of all, have a look at Metacritic. Second of all, what first party games have come out this year exactly?…

    Is it really necessary to bash Sony randomly in the middle of this article?

    Magnets.

    EVERY DAY I’M SHUFFLIN

    Hey, wait a minute... This does not taste like Pikachu.

    I just don’t see how anyone can avocadoate this* FTFY

    Nice

    Because obviously someone who was using an insult should be sensitive to the feelings of others.

    If the planes have rudders like they did in JC2 then planes are basically disposable and crashing will be the only way to land. :)

    That’s some pretty goddamn impressive stop motion work. Yeah, there was a little editing and correction, but still awesome work.

    Yep.

    Agreed. In the realm of misdirected sequels, this is worse than the mobile version of Dungeon Keeper.

    Unlikely. Considering they have an actor that they have a record of paying and scanning to create the character, and there’s no thematic crossover, this guy’s just trying to piggyback on his good fortune to draw attention to his theories.

    He’s not going to have much of a case when Metal Gear Solid V comes out and doesn’t have a head transplant in it.

    It just so happens that they’re still in a strategic partnership that is still ongoing, as we’ve seen with the Dragon Age Inquisition DLC that was released less than a month ago, and Bioware still can’t comment on when it will appear for other formats because of their exclusivity agreement.

    But the strategic partnership also included Titanfall. And EA Access. And Dragon Age Inquisition timed DLC. EA hasn’t done anything like this with Playstation this generation. Sony have had strategic partnerships with EA in the past, but EA hasn’t given anything to Playstation exclusively recently. In fact I can’t…