As a native New Yorker. this intrigued me. Then the generic pixel graphics reared their ugly head. This doesn't look, sound or feel like NYC at all.

It's disappointing that Solid Snake is just random action stars from the 80's. Such a goofy game.

"Random action stars from the 80s?!?"

Giant Bomb's review seems to be the only one grounded in reality.

So Ellie's a lesbian? Cool.

A list of the top 25 games of all time would be littered with console games though...

That's not what I'm saying at all. I'm saying there aren't many PC developers besides Valve trying to push gaming forward on the PC. The last time I was blown away by a PC game was when Half-Life 2 released with the Source Engine. Most of the greatest games of all time are Console exclusive titles.

Obviously I agree with PC's being more powerful and producing better graphics but it's fucking hilarious how it always takes a new Console Generation for truly impressive games to come out. Yeah, you can run X game with ULTRA FACE MELTING settings but is it really saying much if the game isn't impressive looking to…

It's easy to appreciate a old movie or video game but obviously the impact will be lost on the person. Also, they're kind of hard to take seriously because how overrated certain films and video games become once enough time passes.

Honestly, I think they should just scrap this game. Can't shake the feeling that this is just Assassin's Creed re-skinned with more limited controls.

Just because he made close to 300 million dollars playing basketball doesn't mean he didn't spend some of it. He's made a lot of investments over the course of his career and many more after he retired. I'm sure most of them have failed. I see nothing wrong with this. c

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Hence why their review system is bullshit. Even the reviewer finds it hard to stand by his verdict.

Did you really delete the comment calling you out on your bullshit because it was the most recommended? Wow... It's okay to admit you're wrong.

It's because their review system is bullshit.

Kotaku gonna Kotaku. Nothing new.

The guy in the picture of the article you've chose is a gay video game star. Yeah, you play as Luis but the story revolves around Tony.

I've never heard or saw anyone tag up or bomb a car, ever.

Actually drawn with some dignity though.

So, 3 online game modes, a grindfest to unlock upgrades/sticker/whatever which clearly screams that they had micro-transactions in my mind but decided to scrap it and charge $40. I don't see how this can be recommended when Loadout is free?