I’m actually surprised so many big-name games ARE next-gen exclusive. There are around 35-40 million PS4/One owners while combined, lifetime sales of the PS3/360 are somewhere around 160 million. Even if every owner of a PS4/One was also an owner of PS3/360 and therefore would be assumed to buy the game only on the…

As soon as I read “Sega’s not giving up on...” I got excited. Then I read “Sonic Boom” and stopped being excited.

If we get this game before the end of next year I’ll be very surprised.

This.

I guess it’s not really worth mentioning Last Guardian or Shenmue 3 like everyone else because nobody will care after they read through 405 (published) comments and see mine.

Maybe all the players were quietly traded after people payed their $100...

Maybe this seems trollish but I came here hoping Frank Quitely WASN’T on the list. I was dissapointed.

I’m from New Jersey and a few years ago I want to Tallahassee with my wife to meet her family.

Could you shed any light on why the choice was made to close Irational Games?

The other day I saw that side-by-side comparison between the Italian Dr. and the game character and thought it looked like a slam dunk rip-off.

How about Thrill Kill? That was almost a thing.

Devil in the White City called, it wants its cover back.

Might get flamed for this but the games of Naughty Dog Interactive. Basicly, Uncharted and The Last of Us. Right now we are in a funny place in the game design timeline. the received wisdom is little control and agency with fantastic production values. I think that will be considered misguided and quaint later.

Yeah, I just got the same message/listing and I’m in the US on Tmobile with a Galaxy Note 3.

I had never caught a shiny till X. catching shinies were much easier in that game. My first was a chain-fished Relicanth. After that I got a ton more. I would sit for hours using the old rod near the start of the game in this little pond where u would always be guaranteed a Goldeen. I would catch 5 then take them and…

This!

Honestly, as soon as they said 2015 I thought, "yeah, no way that's happening." They just had too much to do on too new an idea to release it so soon.

I think your point is sort of that the people who identify NOW as big DC lovers weren't big/big enough DC fans over the life of the machine. The assumption is that, if they were Sega may have lasted longer. I have to disagree though. I think, by and large, the only people really supporting it WERE the fanboys.

"Beryllium-14 had a cluster of four neutrons on it..."

I'm sure I should put a shield up for this but why are non of us talking about how this is entirely a one sided argument? We are hearing the perspective of only one party involved, doesn't that bother anyone?