That was actually something I really liked. I never actually considered that a QTE because it's pretty much the core game mechanics to counter these things. That's why QTES really should involves consistent design.

QTEs don't have to suck. They also don't have to be life-and-death situations. When they're basically "press this to not restart the cutscene", they're terrible. In fact, when they're in a cutscene to begin with, they're bad. To make them good, they need to be optional, they need to be in the standard gameplay, and…

I hate QTE's.

Easily the best QTE to ever grace a video game.

The whole thing about the terminator raising Sarah Connor is what makes it different enough to want to see it actually. I want to know how and who sent the T 800 that far back.

> Why does the trans/gay/black character *have* to be a good representation?

Blasphemy! It should be hats!

Yeah, so far I think only Shadow of Mordor remotely fit that bill. Everything else sounds pretty typical.

I love new game announcements and news. I'm still hoping for a true next gen game to give me a good reason to go next gen....

Center billing...looks like he runs the Avengers here. I wonder how they'll explain the cape and the colors...everyone else shows up in functional outfits (IM, Cap, etc), or outfits appropriate to their worlds (Thor). He's an upgrade from Stark's AI...so why the flamboyance?

Well...

Isn't the lightsaber ignition noise the same for ALL movies? At least all the OT? I don't remember the sound changing. So it might be any lightsaber, really.

not in that it will help you jump across the solar system

You're killing my buzz faster then cheap beer, mate.

Joke's on you, they're owned by the same company, Manwin (or Mindgeek or whatever there name is now.)

Glad nobody is starving because of this, but this is pretty dumb. Creators gotta get their fair share of the Chedda'.

Look at that upper body. That looks like Big Al from Pilot Wings.

It's definitely reflective of a much different branding approach to that era - when it was competing with the N64, and other machines that were perceived as "toys", before the adult/older gaming market was as established as it is. They kind of took a hybrid approach between a colorful Nintendo design and a more mature…

And Now, Troy Baker, you are a God.