How about graphical differences between the standard PS4 and the Pro? This game seemed to be Sony’s showcase for the Pro.

I second. I find a sci-fi setting way more appealing than an WWII one.

People complaining probably don’t own an Xbox One. Its UI is a sluggish, unresponsive nightmare.

Well, I’m glad they are finally putting their marketing department to good use.

This might be polarizing but yeah, The Legend Of Zelda: Ocarina Of Time’s ending made me feel like I wasted my time. IMHO, one of the worst I’ve ever seen. It’s not worth the 70+ hours you invest on the adventure.

Xbox One’s dashboard has been always painfully sluggish (compared to PS4 at least). Hope this helps.

Very. Even when you eventually get the hang of it, forthcoming challenges as you advance in the story can become frustrating.

Uhm....yay?

To be fair, only the Phantom Dust reboot comes to mind. Ultimately, the game didn’t happen because Microsoft’s vision was too ambitious for the budget. So instead of investing more money on it, they unceremoniously killed it.

From the looks of it, Microsoft seems to be a tough partner to work with. They are willing to cancel projects at any point in development, even if it is in an advanced (or playable) state.

Good ol’ Jason continues to foreshadow and announce games cancelations in 2017.

They claim themselves to be the best, yet they only manage to “hack” a couple of twitter accounts? Cute...

I hope that MIDI soundtrack is just a placeholder...

I am surprised that this is actually making its way to Android, given Nintendo’s care with its IPs and the piracy in Android.

It looks....odd. Like a remastered N64 game. I understand its “spiritual successor” nature, but I think they could’ve done better.

One of the reasons I got an Xbox One was Cuphead. Yet here we are, with a console I rarely use (save for Halo) and no Cuphead. At this point I tend to forget that game is still a thing.

Another version of Android. And OEMs haven’t even pushed 7.0 to their devices. Google and manufacturers have to put their shit together, seriously. This is getting ridiculous.

Only? It’s a lot more than these days’ standards (5-8 hrs)

The only lesson I really see here is: turn off your PS4. Discs spin because, you know, that’s how they are supposed to work. It wasn’t its fault.

I am currently on the fence for this game because, let’s face it, I don’t have time like I did when I was a teenager, so I’m afraid this one stays forever in the shelf. And then I looked at your playtime in the game review card....20 hours. Is it really that short? Considering that SNES and PS Final Fantasies took me…