I am with you in my sentiment in missing VF5:FS. This is my personal favorite in the current fighting game scene. The problem is that people enjoy flash and intense visual combos over technicality. That is why people lose their mind when they see insane 50+ hit combos in games like Marvel vs. Capcom 3, it is all…

There is a very large difference between a person on the street being rude and a person using a service and being rude. A person can not go to a grocery store and tell a clerk that they are going to kill them, nor can a person go into a school or a movie theater and threaten another person.

There needs to be punishment for abusive behavior. Period. What that punishment is? temporary ban from on-line play may seem too harsh, but at least a ban from the voice chat feature. If I feel that the conduct directed towards me is abusive, I report it without question.

This is absolutely right. If there is need for communication and coordination, you should allow voice chat and offer people the chance to mute, but I also think that any harassment should be punished in some way. It is one thing to say, "You are going down," and another to say, "You are going down, on my schlong." …

Yes, because we should just let problems proliferate by ignoring them. That has worked well for society in the past.

With friends, yes voice chat should be ok to have on through an entire match, but any others involved, absolutely not. The last thing I want to hear in a multi-player match of Mario Kart or Smash Bros. is a league of 14 year old kids telling me they had sex with my mother.

For instance, in battle mode, you would commonly see a person with unlimited star power.

Cheating destroyed Mario Kart Wii's online multiplayer, making battle and racing completely irrelevant. There was a huge on-line community for the game, but it dwindled due to unregulated cheating.

I am with you on this. I feel like even if it achieves a fraction of what it sets out to do, it will be a success in my eyes.

There was a sequel called, Heart of the Alien for the Sega CD that follows the alien friend immediately after the events of the original.

That was a blast to watch. They single credited the game and it was a testimony to the sheer lunacy of Beat-em-ups of that era. Good times!

Having true consequences and punishments for death creates a different play dynamic for players. Instead of rushing in head first at a frantic pace, we slow down the gameplay. We are more methodical in our actions and work with a deliberate sense of importance - that the move we make will change the world.

Oh I agree, they screwed the pooch, but people are jumping on this bandwagon of, "Include more women in games." Having the option to create a female character means nothing in comparison to having a game that deals with the social issues of being another gender or ethnicity. In the end, creating a female character in…

To say, "It would take too much time and cost too much money," is dishonest, yes. I do not think they had any intention of having a female character in the game. As the commenter I replied to initially said that the co-op is with other players who are all playing the same guy essentially. You don't customize the co-op…

Ubisoft's honest response should have been that it was a design choice for this game in particular and that they will take people's voice into concern when designing future projects. Simple as that. Sometimes, by just saying, "We didn't think of that, but thank you for the input," things happen to go more smoothly.

I am reading a lot of responses here and it seems that everyone wants the same thing, "A Gamecube." Nintendo, I would like you to make a game that utilizes the gamepad in fun and unique ways that involve a group of people.

The problem is, we are in an environment that encourages the, "Survival of the Fittest," mentality. Not only that, but our environment makes it a fun experience to be mean, cynical and cruel. I get crap for not putting up with people's cruel behavior on-line and in person and it boggles my mind as to how that can…

Oh, I wasn't insinuating that they play PC, but I wanted to let the person know that it isn't a PS4 exclusive as it was portrayed as. It would suck if a person felt discouraged by having to spend money if there was an alternative. My intention wasn't to say, "consoles suck."

From what was shown in the trailers, it looks like things will be mineable. Certain ores had properties. In the first E3 trailer, the first thing you see is some flammable ore. I think the biggest draw for the game is going to be the exploration none the less, but I feel that exploring, mixed with the multi-player…

It may make you buy a PS4, but before you do that, know that it is being released on PC as well. Whatever way it may be, I hope that the game lives up to a fraction of the expectation set before it and no matter how it is purchased, I would be happy knowing that it was.