Just like the game itself. Pretty to look at, good story, but the gameplay falls flat. Playstation fanboys make it out to be important, but the truth is it's a decent game attached to a movie that film critics would give mediocre scores. But because it's a game and it's a Playstation exclusive fanboys call it better…

Honestly, it kinda falls a little flat as a trailer. Sure is pretty to look at though!

Nope, can't be mad. Ending of ME3 was absolute shit that it really makes you wonder how the fuck it got approved. ME3 ENDING, NEVER FORGET! NEVER FORGIVE!

This was ages ago. My current PC runs it just fine. Thanks for offering the help though. :)

contrary to the suggestion of one of the commenters, going back to GFWL is not a good idea, mainly because 1) region locking, 2) its just way too restrictive in letting you do much, 3) its already in the Steam Multiplayer coding, just fix it.

I think the blame lies squarely at Capcom's feet...they had the time to test their damn game, and could run a closed beta to make sure users across the world don't play something broken.

It's most likely an implementation problem, not Steam or GFWL being better than each other but Capcom not doing the port properly, the odd amount of UDP binding requests shows that it's Capcom's end of things and not the services.

More like

Pure next gen? But it's on the 360 and PS3 too...
I figured when that stopped happening would be the first proper next gen release, like how AC:Unity and the next Batman aren't supporting last gen.

My thought process in the first few moments after reading the title:

"They never released Advance Warfare for PC?"
"or are they releasing some polished version with upped graphics?"
"Wait, is this a new game? COD:WOW, COD:BO one and two..... Modern Warfare! That was the title!"
"huh...they really do just blend together…

CPU: Intel® Core™ 2 Duo E8200 2.66 GHZ / AMD Phenom™ X3 8750 2.4 GHZ or better Recommended: Intel® Core™ i5 – 680 @ 3.6GHz

Frankly, I feel like 9 times out of 10 specs are copy and pasted from one project to another. I wish releasing benchmarks was more commonplace. Nothing quite as agonizing as dropping $60 on a game you think you should be able to run and it not working. Definitely happened to me before. Bought Killing Floor on Steam…

When the next Deus Ex comes up, the title damn well better be

The only difference between the 2 games is that they've replaced the dog with Kevin Spacey.

What the actually fuck does this have to do with anything remotely close to the OP? I'm seriously asking.

When asked how many pages an assignment should, a professor of mine once said the shorter the paper, the more brilliant it should be; the longer the paper, the more interesting it should be. Well, the more gigs a game requires, the better looking it better be. And I'm not sure CoD can justify 40gigs.

Every time I read an article about pre-order exclusives I feel sick. I don't even want this game but the idea of having to go to 3 different retail sources to get all the DLC makes me need to vomit.

I have fond memories of Tomb Raider being my first Playstation game. Everything was so awesome. Scared the shit out of me when i fell in the first pitt and a wolf jumped behind me and then the Bear afterwards. Ofcourse The T-Rex, the mythical god references, the Hand Of Midas... just a few examples.

Please human beings, watch Aldnoah.Zero. The only selling point you need is: original creator is Urobuchi Gen, meaning we'll we're bound to cover most of the butcher bingo.