We all knew it was utter bullshit when they said it wouldn't be possible, so there you go.

Exactly. Just go look for any Assasin's Creed screenshot and compare them to the in-game graphics.

Journey

No. No, please, NO. IX is my favorite game of all time. If Squaresoft was behind a sequel, then great. But current Square? They would ruin it in every imaginable way.

Oh, nice! Will do that, thanks!

Hey, what are you using to take those screenshots? The ones I take in my PS4 are way more blurry than that (I mean the screens, not the actual in-game graphics).

As a fan of all the Tomb Raider games that came before, I found the story in the new one to be a vast improvement.

Well, they added an option to have pretty much every powerful speel from the begining for the people who just want to experience the story. You can do it from the main menu.

You can, but you're greeted with this image.

Oh, I actually managed to finish the game. I just think they could've made the experience much more enjoyable with a better navigation system. I didn't get to go back and experience the hidden quests you mentioned because I was trying to ride the train the least I could.

Dungeon design remains excellent as it's been through the recent Spirit Tracks and Skyward Sword Zelda games, offering some minor head scratchers and including a decent amount of optional discovery.

Oh yes, I'm sure it will too. It's just that launching on current gen as well can hold it back a little, like CoD Ghosts (which I couldn't care less) and AC IV.

Look under the monitor. It looks more like a devkit to me.

Is this based on everything they've released about the game so far? Oh, wait.

They said it's gonna be a different story in the same universe, and that maybe we might not even be able to relate it to the first trilogy's timeline. Don't have the source right now, sorry.

Pretty please, just move on to the next gen.

This is a great jump to the PC gamer and graphics fan in me, but it will be hard for kids to justify the difference to theirs parents, especially when that difference costs at least 400 dolars for "pretty much the same thing" (from the parents' perspectives).

No, it's called "read the article":

Giving away old stuff for free is bad because it's old? Gamers and their entitlement.

And awfully insecure about it.