Its really simple fellas: remove Overwatch and Last of Us, and replace them with The Last Guardian and Prey and you might find a better list.

honestly the one thing that made me not wanna watch it was one thing only: The design of the main character is absolutely atrocious

We were The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild all along, werent we?

Wow. You just ruined one of my favourite youtube videos of all time. On Christmas day. Thanks mate.

here are some other recommendations for you guys:

In other words, you felt peer pressure from a game and now want all of us to peer pressure gaming companies into making game that doesn’t peer pressure you back?

This definitely solves a debate. Not the one about Super Saiyans, but the one about whether Toriyama is completely out of ideas and just making up nonsense or not.

stop adding new characters, sega. please don’t make this another Sonic Adventure 1/2 where there are 3 fun levels in the entire game but you have to play through a bunch of shit just to get to them.

Sorry, but the original Wipeout cover is already design perfection.

I doubt you want to get into a long conversation about this so I’m happy to leave you be after this comment, but there are so many reasons why people choose not to just tell someone to go away, or even to come forward. When I was younger, I was seriously sexually and verbally abused, and in the moment it was least…

I don’t think its the visual instead its the lighting that is awful they made every thing to shiny to the point that it made everything look generic .and washed out

I actually agree. It’s too clean and everything looks off in a way that makes it seem like a fan project done in a new engine (like all the ‘here’s the first stage of this game in UE4' videos).

I mean, I thought it was pretty funny (I’d also like to a see a pretentious elitist mode in a game though). And I wouldn’t say you’re off the mark by saying that people feel a ‘need’ to consume more entertainment than ever before.

Also, “They cant bare the thought of spending one year with just one game.” I’ve done…

I was always worried about the difficulty after the release of our game but you are so right! That’s why we haven’t changed it - we were after a certain experience and I suppose it’s not for everyone.

Your opinion seems to be unpopular around these parts but I agree with you. Not every game needs to be accessible by the masses, and having varying difficulty levels is a good thing. Forcing a video game out of its original, refined and intended playstyle is usually detrimental for the experience. It’s my personal…

Hey, fair enough. There’s a lot of games I’d like to experience between my gaming platforms and I don’t want to spend months trying to play through just one. I’ll pick whiny baby mode all day long if it means I get to experience a game vs. skipping it completely. Full time job, home life, and school are punishing…

I try to in all things always keep the art and the artist separate. Most creative types are ultimately tools when one digs deep.