Tell me it includes Deus Ex: The Fall and I'll buy it again.

Looks like more of the same, but could still be pretty good. The city looks a little more open than Arkham City... a little more breathing room between buildings. I liked Arkham City (not as much as Asylum), but it certainly felt congested. From any single Riddler trophy puzzle I could look into the distance and see a…

Will PS+ be required JUST for multiplayer?

Can I pay for the multiplayer or single-player portion of a game separately? I pretty much exclusively play single-player, but most games come with multiplayer modes anyway. It's one thing to buy a disc and have to pay for the multiplayer because it's on the disc, even if I don't use it. There's always the chance I…

Well, no gameplay, but new Battlefront.

According to this article, there are no boss fights, and you can also complete the game without killing a single person:

I dunno. I'd really like more Deus Ex. But I'd be more interested in this if it was released as a budget title for PC (sort of like the recent Call of Juarez: Gunslinger.)

Not just a "golden era for science, technology and human augmentation", but a golden era for EVERYTHING ON SCREEN WILL BE THE COLOR GOLD.

Maybe they're reverse x-rays. So as you're staring at breasts you risk giving yourself eyeball cancer.

This meatbag is ready.

Which part in the video was gameplay? Was the player flying the ships and/or controlling the ground vehicles? Around 2:17 a GUI pops up, so I'd assume that's when the player has control. But then it seems the video ends right *before* any real gameplay.

Not to be mistaken with StarLiquor.

If Death Ray Manta is anything like Blood Dragon, I'm in.

Where did the image atop the Kotaku article come from? I don't see it on the Gamasutra page. Was it made as a promo image for DayZ, or did Kotaku make it for this article, or did they just swipe it from someone's DeviantArt?

LONESTAR!

Yup. Here's an original, before the "PSOne" version:

Yes, the original PlayStation had hard corners, the PSOne has them rounded off like Notch's gold one above.

I've been a graphic designer for 20 years and have always said "jif" and heard both and no one's ever misunderstood.

What precedent, though? There are plenty of words with soft G's. Gist. Giraffe. Geoff. Germane. Geriatric. Gentleman. Giant. Gym. Geology.

I don't know if the name One is really all that ambitious. It smacks a little too much of a name come up by and for the marketing (the 'one' thing you'll ever need, as I said in my original post.) I'd call it more crass or pompous, or pretention rather than ambition. But yeah, the gimmick of "all-in-one" does…