Huh, I was really expecting the costume to be more like the first two Arkham games. It seems weird to go (chronologically according to the stories) from the armored, more Nolan-inspired design from Origins, to the more comic-inspired versions of Asylum and City, and now to something again armored (and slimmer) for Knig…

Arkham Knight will be out for PC, Xbox One, and PS4 later this year. If you pre-order, you get playable Harley Quinn DLC.

The game doesn't take very long to complete at all. You'll definitely get your $2 worth.

It's easily worth $2 if you're a fan enough of the franchise.

All that gold and yellow looks like Deus Ex: HR.

Well, I can understand being skeptical, but you seem to have formed your opinion entirely on other people's, without experience any of them for yourself. At least try one before you write them off completely.

I've played some of the same games on PC and on iOS, some porting one way, some the other.

You say the game looks great and you'd like to play it, so what's the problem? If you weren't going to play the mobile version anyway, why would it be a big deal if it was a straight port?

I'm going to chime in just because my setup might be relevant. I work on a Mac in my home office. I also have a PC for gaming that's hooked up to my TV, along with my PS3.

I definitely agree with the idea that it should be a number of years after the first one. Maybe you play Ellie grown up, maybe she's another character in the story, possibly way in the background. Maybe it's been 20 years!

Yeah, the "original" Castle Wolfenstein games (pre-id), shouldn't even be part of the "series" really, since id just took the name. Yeah, the setting is basically the same, and the original game "inspired" the id version, but as I understood it there's no other connection. They used the name and since Muse software…

Can you elaborate on this "long track record of being mediocre"?

This'll be the best space comedy since Ice Pirates!

The ruins on the mountain top are taken directly from Skyrim.

Yeah, I was figuring I'd try Festival of Blood after playing the 2nd one, now that I finished the first game. But the 2nd won't launch, giving a "trophy error 8002291A" message.

Well, I finished InFamous 1. Turns out after playing for just an hour at a time for so long I was a lot closer to the end than I thought.

OK, so yeah, the set looks great. Better than the tweaks LEGO made to the BTTF set, compared to what was voted on at CUUSOO. But again, I still wish this set was as sleek as the Ecto-1 voted on, as seen in these pics here (the hood, the tail fins, the number of chrome pieces):
http://kotaku.com/lego-ghostbust…
http://le…

This sounds like it could be an interesting game, but it's hard to tell if the Assassin's Creed branding is going to benefit it. Will playing this board game satisfy a craving for an Assassin's Creed experience? Will the board game be able to be appreciated for what it is if there are constant reminders of its video…

While this is great, sometimes you just don't need every single NPC to have a "life" of its own to make a village feel alive.