Also as a bonus, apparently Predator will auto-Fatality enemies by default. You don’t get credit, but hey, you get a skull for the collection.

So... the Crossover films were Alien vs. Predator... and Freddy vs. Jason.

Moo. Moo.

Win.

Is it really so hard for them to enable Free Roam and character switching post-game? I mean in Arkham City, it was a feature for Batman and Catwoman. There was no practical reason for leaving Nightwing out of it when he was added as DLC.

ftfy.

BAH GAWD ALMIGHTY! THEY KILLED HIM!

“Age verify should be able to tell that I know what ‘invincible’ means.”

Mythic Mode raiding made me laugh quite a bit.

Even says “la gente comun” instead of “the common people” mid-conversation.

Arkham Knight’s DLC spiel was pretty damn obnoxious too:

A waste of time like the “Harley’s Revenge” DLC from the previous game? At least it could be worse... could have forked 10 bucks for it.

Honestly... I wouldn’t mind them putting the Tobey Maguire Spider-Man in Civil War... only to have him get tired of it all... and hand the reigns over to Morales.

Many folks aren’t keen on all the pre-order exclusive nonsense in recent years actually. Count myself as one of them... though it’s mostly due to On-Disc-Locked-Content.

My DC never gave me problems. My PS2, on the other hand... two Disc Read Errors machines in a row.

The pacing of the game was its biggest fault. You could easily find yourself just walking around all day, whether you wanted to or not... and spend days not really progressing the game forward to parts that would be the meat and potatoes... (The QTEs, which it made good use of, and the combat system... which has…

And for a great comparison:

Furthermore, some games only wound up getting digital downloads or mobile ports thanks to companies having to resort to downloading and using ROMS... at least Kotaku and some other sites have reported this in the past.

I imagine that, like the SF5 collaboration... this game *will not* see an Xbone port. Sony’s putting coin in it... they’re not going to want to risk would-be sales to their platform trickling over to competitor consoles.

The only concern I have with Shenmue’s Kickstarter success... is that it’s setting a precedent for publishers to try and crowdfund a game’s budget in a major way.