Well The Witcher 3 is, as Techspot called it, the new Crysis.

Well written article Jason.

Thanks for this, dude.

I’ve been waiting for this game since 2001 and it’s obvious that’s just a quick placeholder image. I don’t see why any rational person would be deterred by it when you have Yu Suzuki’s previous work to go off of.

In no world is Anderson Silva the greatest martial artist who ever lived.

That’s Heath Ledger, and nothing you can say or do will convince me otherwise. Amazing. :O

“but...but the pip-boy!”

Goddamnit Apple you’re doing it wrong.

So glad I stopped pre-ordering games. Thanks Luke.

And for a great comparison:

As the guy who’s been doing the weekly release lists all year, I can confidently say that more games have been released for the Vita this year than nearly any other console.

I may be biased, but I think 1 and 2 still hold up pretty well today considering their age. I encourage all who are curious about this series to give it a shot!

Yea... they really do need to do this... I mean, how many folks played BOTH games? I had the first on DC, but I never grabbed an XBox for the 2nd chapter. (Shenmue 2 only got ported to Europe in the DC.)

Now, Sega... about that Shenmue I & II HD collection....

Anyone who thought they could develop Shenmue 1, let alone Shenmue 3 on a 2M budget is clearly oblivious to game development costs. It was just a matter of finding out who was helping fund the rest. Now we know.

Nah, Twilight Princess deserves a HD remaster. Remember the WiiU lighting demo?

I’ll make it easy for you: Wii U version. This is a game where you mow down hordes of enemies, hundreds or even thousands at any given time. Trust me, you don’t want to play that on a small screen.

We’re probably pretty close to the same age, because my first memorable gaming memories were early Sierra Adventures as well. NES later.

Full disclosure = tacos.

Be honest with us Schreier...be honest about why you played MGSV.