Whoever this Ian kid is, he seems angry. Try to keep it classy, Kotaku.

That’s the price you pay for working in some industries. I’ve been working ~60 hours weekly since September. It’s yearly. It’s expected. I don’t receive anything additional. But I choose to do it because I love my job.

They aren't accepting but everyone with a working brain understands they were part of that winning effort. Except you, apparently.

So you want to punish hard working staff members who are responsible for the win because you don't like the required overtime? Dick move. I think I'm done reading trash from this website.

Of course not. Isn't that the point? If they haven't fixed the bugs, why would anybody believe it was ready for public consumption?

It’s always easy to spot the superhero fans who never picked up a comic book. Square Enix sets out to redesign characters so they’re clearly different from the MCU (which did a huge injustice to Clint Barton) and the only reference you have for comparison is the MCU. Therefore, in predictable fashion, you’ve written…

If the devs make them cross-gen, yes. Kinda makes the X a pointless endeavor. I'd upgrade my PC before going that route.

This. And consoles are sold at a loss while PC parts are often sold at a premium. The GPU I want costs as much as two consoles. Granted, the consoles can’t keep up with said GPU. I’d rather have a 2080ti for gaming. But I can't get most games I want for PC. The game library will always trump hardware specs.

First-party titles. I love my PC. But Windows can be finicky and some of the hardware and driver oddities drive me nuts anyway. I’ve only seen a couple of crashed on my PS4 and it plays everything I want. Consoles have always been PCs with proprietary operating systems. That isn’t new. The hardware is just starting to…

I haven’t seen anything written here compelling enough to delay purchase. Just a summary of currently-known releases. There will be more between now and Q4 2020. AC Valhalla was the first to get a window. I'm still planning my console purchase. The rumored list of games on the horizon is enough for me to be purchase…

“The launch experience our players deserve” is code for maximizing their revenue during launch — and they deserve to. Who cares about physical copies? Me, for one. I’d prefer a disc over download. The retailers care. Stakeholders care. The bottom line cares. They don't deserve to lose revenue because some impatient…

Might as we’ll be using a GameShark or something. Not impressed. Back in my day speed runs we're about skill, not exploits.

I see nothing wrong with this. I've spent more time in many games.

“Building a PC is scary.”

Even if it did switch, your can do that with cheap 3 in 1 out HDMI splitters. I've got a few that were under $10 that auto switch.

I play mine on an emulator through Steam on a Steam Link.

Next on Pointless Creations: this thing. Putting aside that new consoles are less than a year away, it's cheaper to get a PC and console separate. It's not like the PC will be running the console games so what is the point?

If EA were smart they’d task Bioware with making a bounty hunter equivalent to Mass Effect using the same approach and still as their original trilogy. But alas, EA is stick on stupid withBioware.

Was there a second campaign or something? I remember it being incredibly short with shoehorned hero segments.

I went with the Astro C40 and returned it because I wasn't impressed. It was a decent controller but not for $200.