IMO, this game has the potential of being this generation’s Uncharted.

This actually shows one of the limitations of current VR technology. In real life, when you shake your head, your head moves but your eyes stay focused on the target, so you wouldn’t get this dizzy side-to-side view.

Vampire class, revealed!

I can’t help but wonder if this is really offensive or not.

I also agree with Luke that it’s better than Attack on Titan (at least the anime, haven’t read the manga).

He’s not even predicting the death of anime, but the death of Japanese animation.

Agree.

Even though it’s an interesting premise, this isn’t a new idea by any means. I found this game called Dark Echo on the App Store a few weeks ago: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/dark-ec…

Yeah, I saw that one too. Broke my heart, but now I wonder if it wasn’t a troll.

There’s a trend with fighting games lately that you get a “vanilla” version, then a bunch of DLC and a few months later you get the “ultimate” version which includes everything. I understand why people can be mislead to think that these characters could have been part of the “vanilla” version from day one.

The upgrade will be free to anyone using Win 7 and up. They finally learned and are taking a page from Apple on this one.

I think that Windows 8.1 was a huge improvement over what Win 8 provided out of the box. I hope that means that MS is learning from it’s mistakes.

Umm... I haven’t seen texture pop-in or any issues with characters draw distance on Dragon Age (on PS4). For me, that game looks awesome!!! Still playing it since I got my PS4 just a few months ago. Maybe they patched it?

Well... here’s the thing with comic books: nothing is ever permanent. So, once in a while you know they’re going to shake things up in order to tell some different stories and sell some books. Then, in a couple of years we’ll get the usual “classic Superman is back!!!” storyline (maybe with red briefs and everything).

I’ve read both, and my vote’s with Batman.

I’m like you. I play games more as an interactive story than anything else. Of course, good gameplay, graphics and animations are what keep me coming back. Also, interesting puzzles.

That game is my favorite game, the one that holds a special place among others. Final Fantasy VI, known in the US as Final Fantasy III when it came out on the SNES.

Man, but now you’re bringing a masterpiece into the conversation! I mean, this would be in the Louvre if it had a pixel art wing and could be used as a environmental design case study in any pixel art course.

Article should be titled: “Diablo 3: Power level to 70 in 65 seconds”.

I think this tend to happen at least sometimes in all MMORPGs. It’s common to see someone asking: “Do you want to do the optional boss?” and people just saying “meh...” Nowadays, games like WoW have become a blitz to level up to endgame. Sometimes people forget that they’re actually playing a game and not doing a…