Since having kinect i don't think the family would like it if the next console we got didn't have it.

"You need to have your console connected to the internet to play Rivals. There's no offline mode."

Ah, gotcha. I'm not a fan of Sony's ecosystem either, though I'm not opposed to it. I just like Xbox Live much better.

To review one and post it on youtube. I make side money posting unbiased reviews on youtube. But I'm not a fan of Sony's non existent ecosystem.

It's -10C outside right now! Going to be colder next week! Ever tried rioting in sleet and snow? It's no fun..

No wobble feature = No buy!

IT LOOKS LIKE ANOTHER BOX BUT SLIGHTLY LESS BOX. ALERT THE PRESS.

I don't get it either. It's got to the point where I feel a little bit ashamed to share one of my hobbies with so many fucking idiots.

Judging by past articles, I highly doubt it. Probably closer to "We Discovered Xbox One Has a Fatal Design Flaw"

I don't think that was an appropriate use of LMGTFY.

Console stability is a last-gen feature

I find it funny you're branding it as a "feature."

Wow...the Sony Defense Force fanbois are going to burn Kotaku down with this review. This was the only first party title from Sony in the next six months or so that looked like it may be decent...and it's crapping out all over.

This is Kotaku. Were you expecting consistency? Silly goose!

Suggest Noomi Rapace; she seems to be the queen of running in straight lines

Unlike most people, seemingly, I really enjoyed Dragon Age 2. The story hooked me as did the characters and the combat was visceral and exciting (though you had to bump up the difficulty to make it somewhat tactical).
The main problem with it was the overused dungeons and the amount of time you spend in the damned…

Graphics are meh? They're stunning...

Graphics were jaw dropping in the demo I saw. It was gorgeous. And from what they've said the game is massive - each area is huge and varied and there are several main areas. No more reused caves and crap.

Yup, Bioware and EA are investing heavily in DAI. With the delay to 2014, the new engine, the return of playable species and isometric camera, Bioware is clearly aiming for a homerun with DAI.