Final Fantasy didn't have any competition to compare except for a few games/series such as LoD.

Usually a movie that feels like a video game is a fan favorite and hated by everything else like the media.

First, PC

Steam is a single client and hogs memory for years even when origin was just a website.

People like buying bundle editions. Look at Skyrim when it comes out with a complete edition.

PS3 netflix

The trilogy games are more sandbox-like levels where you are given targets to kill with many options from your own supplies to environment hazards or "make it look like an accident." There is a lack of story.

Just don't make it PVP only or small 3v3, 5v5 team battles.

It was released as a timed exclusive for 6 months.

Simultaneous release : The PSN/Xbox Live Cooperative Network for Cooperative multiplayer

Consoles don't have an infinite amount of configurations in both hardware and software where on PCs, the slightest thing can screw up usually on the user end.

Steam sucks up resources just as much as Origin but hides it from the public.

You can never please CS 1.6-esque fans with new entries in a series.

1 Budget version for anyone who missed out on the Wii.

Either a Resident Evil multiplayer with AI as a third enemy mode

Steam eats up just as many system resources as Origin but hidden from users. Steam holds Valve's IPs hostage also as they require steam.

Title misleading. Rockstar could then make Manhunt the way it was originally made before they edited it for release.

Classic story that is known from beginning to end = Everyone expects

EA comes up from behind and snags it from both of them, then proceed to give it to DICE as a new project for them instead of battlefield 5 making it a next gen 64 person open world military shooter.

And some games that stink are actually great but reviewed horribly. Mostly with nostalgia getting in the way of reality and also much of the CS 1.6 players spreading their hatred for "new" across other games.