Because Vince always says negative things about Cena and Lesnar.

Fans apparently want Daniel Bryan to win everything he's in. Those same fans are sick of John Cena because he wins pretty much everything (sooner or later).

Heck, Gat Out Of Hell even pokes fun at itself for this with a bit where [MILD SPOILER ALERT] Jezebel hatches a plan and Gat and co. don't understand why they have to do more arbitrary missions before going through with it. "Johnny frowned at the seemingly arbitrary amount of time it took her," said the game's…

Dark Souls 1 had a way to do that, but it required using a "cheat engine." You could block out invasions entirely, or troll them by forcing it to spawn them as co-op phantoms instead of hostile ones. I'm sure someone's figured out how to do it with 2, since the other cheats I've seen on it have been ridiculous, but…

Except that they all had those bosses, but with some other content in between. Adding in something as small as 1 location with 1 fight really shouldn't be extra, because that's not much at all, especially when compared to the overall size of that kind of game. Borderlands has never been a game for single player people…

That was one of the worst ways to do a season pass, imo. Sure, the story add-ons that were included in the pass were good, and the one character they included in it at the last minute (Gaige originally was going to cost extra for everyone) was alright for being obnoxiously overpowered... but then when you add it all…

What about the desperation for money that the majority of the main characters had? Or the Rockstar staple of commentary on society littered everywhere in the game?

Say what you will about the Saw games, but I really enjoyed them along with the original Spec Ops titles. They will be missed.

A Far Cry game in the present day on a Jurassic Park style island of dinosaurs

PT was fantastic (to the point where some gaming sites say it's the best PS4 exclusive? Hilarious), and the actual announcement ending to it made it even better, but the vast majority of announcements and teasers don't come anywhere close to having that kind of effect, even if they're some of the best trailers ever…

AAA devs & publishers have a lot to learn from the teasers made by indie teams and trolls. A lot of these do a better job at building hype than the announcement stuff made by the highest budgeted pros.

Well, right now it would probably be because the very small amount of workouts that can be done for free, won't be free for much longer, since I believe the entire service will cost extra starting in January if I read the notification correctly.

Trainer-Led Workouts and Exercise Videos (Xbox One Only)

I feel like this should've been a feature in a horror game with multiplayer by now. Like Condemned 2's already pretty damn good (when it was populated / in existence) modes could've been even more interesting with something like that.

They just now figured out why Santa can't afford to get them a new console, probably.

And, with that, Lizard Squad thanks Dotcom, hyped his company and said they were going dark. We tested an Xbox One and PS4 in NYC right after and neither can get back online yet.

I usually don't like wearing sweaters, but I'd buy this one without even needing to think twice.

Well, you gotta figure guys like Kojima & Gaben must be.. well, "living comfortably" is probably an understatement. And yeah, the people behind Angry Birds are likely in that group too. When a game like GTA V breaks the $1 billion mark in a week, sure some of that goes right back into making more for the game, but…

Nothing says "relaxing and staying away from the big business" quite like the most expensive house in the most expensive section of one of the busiest, most business-centric cities in the world.

I'm curious if you'd have that same stance on this if it were the guy who created Flappy Bird, or one of the other similar short-lived trends.