Obviously some people do like it, but I absolutely loved Kingdoms of Amalur. I just wish there was more DLC so I could sink even more time into it. I love my Amalur character and her gender-neutral armor and ridiculously OP magical abilities.

he was an NPC before the game. *rimshot*

I played WD on consoles and thought the driving mechanics were fine. Obviously they weren't very realistic, but vehicles do not behave like "wheelchairs on ice"

I bet he was an Assassin.

Or you get a decent PC.

Yeah, I'm genuinely surprised by the amount of hype for this game already. Not that I don't think it'll be cool, but I can't help feeling like people's expectations for this game are already way beyond what they should be.

I'll be more inclined to celebrate the studio after the game is released and is what they promised it to be.

As a Shadowplay user, I can confirm it is godlike in comparison. No noticeable performance loss on my end, and it delivers crisp, lossless video right to your HDD.

Three.

I'm still a bit of a skeptic. I've been burned by too many games that promised genre defining mind blowing features and never delivered. I still want this game to be good and to be everything promised, but I'll also believe it when I see it. My biggest worry is that it'll end up sort of like minecraft, where it's an…

Two genders?! Gender neutral clothing?!?

EA just shot themselves in the foot, a weekend is about all you need for Titanfall.

"The Fun" ought to be a Metal Gear Solid antagonist haha.

One investor, for example, asked how Sony had lost its glory and expressed disappointment in Hirai.

i've got news for you, sony is not just a gaming company

It would have been funnier if it read:

Easily more entertaining than anything at E3.

God, I really wish Sony would tone down the attacks at their competition, if only because it sets a horrible example for their already obnoxious fanboys.

Microsofts conference was way better this year and this is coming from a pc gamer. Sony's is a snorefest.