Yeah, people get really defensive.

There was never anything believable about it.

I absolutely cannot stand even the tiniest lag in stuff like that. Even in an RPG, I can't stand it. If the game does not react when I know it should, I won't be able to play it.

And people should know better than to trust that. I mean really.

Imagine that, it works exactly the same as current remote play. Why anyone thought it would give lagless remote play from somewhere entirely different is beyond me.

All incredibly safe and largely boring though. Launch titles should try to show off what a new console can do, not just have crossgen games and one awesome looking one.

Yeah, there's kind of a dearth of stuff. But hey, that's launch time. Between the PS4, Wii U and 3DS, I'll have plenty to play (I'd include the Vita but Ys doesn't have a set release date yet BIGSADFACE).

It doesn't. So far the actual games I've tried haven't picked it up at all. And the UI still doesn't reflect that I'm using it, which is what I'm annoyed with.

Well I know you can use it, I already have a dualshock 4 and it works on emulators. It seems actual games don't recognize it or do so sparingly so far. Arkham Origins didn't like it much at least.

Almost seems like trying to make the game look pretty is missing the point of the game itself. Whether or not it's "acceptable" has nothing to do with it. It looks like it does for a reason.

I can confirm that it does. The d-pad is fantastic and lacks the sharp edges of the older Dualshocks. The sticks have better surfacing, the grip feels more...grippy without being overbearing and the buttons feel just the right distance apart.

I liked the dualshock 3 a lot aside from the L2/R2 buttons. Other than those it was pretty much perfect and better for most of the games I enjoy than the 360 controller.

The resolution looking better on Xbone would be literally impossible. It's 720p in single player/possibly less than that in multiplayer vs 900p on PS4.

Looks like PS4 has some better textures and more natural lighting. Otherwise this is worthless because youtube compression ruins the whole thing. You'd need the raw video files to really do anything with it.

People keep saying Toufexis' voice is bland or whatever but the hilarious part is that his Jensen voice is literally just his normal speaking voice, inflection and all. It's hilarious watching an interview with him because it's just THAT VOICE.

It doesn't feel less polished, it feels like easy mode automatic win like Rocksteady's version. You could fight enemies without even thinking about it. And you have to be above a certain combo multiplier to be able to free flow around the area, which means you have to actually work a bit to get that state. That can…

It's pretty much the same city as from City and the aesthetics are identical so I don't see where "ugly bland spaces" come from if you can't have an example. Fights are identical but with more options early on aside from requiring actual direction from the player instead of how easy the timing was in Asylum and City.…

I'm really not seeing how it's less polished though. It plays every bit as good (and better with more variation in fights with the challenges it tasks you with), looks every bit as good, if not better and the story is actually pretty good as opposed to Arkham City, where Hugo Strange really just didn't work out as a…

I don't understand why people are complaining about it "aping" the last two games. Like, uh, that's the point? It's just a continuation of the series. Do you complain about Treyarch doing a CoD title instead of Infinity Ward? No? Okay then.

Most of Nintendo's Wii U games have been remakes? What? The only one is Wind Waker HD.