Sessler is a legend. I hope he returns to the public eye one day. He's very good at expressing himself and articulating his arguments.

Meh.

I'm a big fan of the unlocked frame rate too. I love how Bioshock offers that in the settings. Why don't all games do that? Surely 60fps some of the time is better than none of the time? At least give us the option.

The fact that he mentioned specific details seems to validate the claim.

Is this game actually good? I've never played it. I do like indie games though.

Second Son is hilarious . I think it's leaps and bounds better than either of the previous games in the series! It's way more polished.

They won't be nearly as good as the US deals, however, that's for sure! Damn UK economy...

Why are there baby trees in this article?!

Why are there acorns in this article?!

I think the deal is they have it until they don't make a Spider-Man movie for a set amount of years, at which point they lose it. Something like that, anyway!

I don't think it looks generic, it actually looks really different from anything else out there at the moment. But I don't think it looks terribly exciting.

Kinda bad?! I wasn't a bad movie by any means. It had a few problems, yes, but it certainly wasn't a bad movie. I liked it. Lots of people loved it!

That would be epic.

Yeah, that's the obvious reaction - but everybody will be expecting that now. With fear gas, Joker will undoubtedly make an appearance in there somewhere, but it'd be pretty weak if they were all 'Surprise! He's alive! None of you saw that coming, did you?'

That seems too obvious, though, doesn't it? Maybe he's Robin or something, and Batman will die at the end, only to be replaced?

A lot of people bring Routine up, but I don't think the comparisons are fair. I think both of them look and feel very distinct. Soma reminds me of 'I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream', where as Routine reminds me more of Moon than anything else. One is retro-futuristic, one is futuristic. Soma looks a lot darker to…

I'm so excited for this game! The concept has such potential, and everything looks really good so far.

The problem with Project Spark is that, while it's impressive that you can make all of these games on it, all of these games look shit if you view them all as individual games. None of them would do well if they were standalone.

At least with LittleBigPlanet, the developer-created levels were really well-made and fun,…

Nope. That game has at least one person hyped.