I’ve played Fallout 3, Oblivion & Skyrim, Witcher 2 (does that count?), Dragon Age Inquisition, LA Noire, GTA 4-5, and a handful more, and never once did I walk away feeling like they wouldn’t have been improved by a narrower, more focused and deeply explored experience.

Is... is it fair to say none? That this genre holds no appeal to me and its encroachment into games I used to enjoy (coughcoughDragonAgecough) has really frustrated me?

Ugh. That’s probably Steve. F* Steve.

I really want to believe this studio was named in honor of the C+C Music Factory.

Same. Now I just need the Hobbit trilogy to have a similar deal and I’ll be set!

Same. Now I just need the Hobbit trilogy to have a similar deal and I’ll be set!

Titanfall is all about combining tight shooting controls with parkour and Titan integration to provide gameplay experiences that feel like a giant set piece, as you go from wall running and kicking someone to jumping in your Titan to being ejected from your Titan but rodeoing another Titan, etc.

I will never understand why people have such a shitty attitude about other people liking or not liking things. My wishing Overwatch had a story mode or being glad Titanfall 2 is adding one doesn’t impact your life in any way whatsoever. I’m happy you have games you like - why do you have to be so unhappy that we ask…

...Some people would clamor for multiplayer in sp games. Some people did criticize Wolfenstein for not having mp. People were upset when AC dropped multiplayer. This is not a one-way street.

I don’t see why it’s hard to understand. Some people prefer a single-player campaign mode to multiplayer. A game might look cool, sound fun, and have a great style/aesthetic, but if there’s no story then I’m not really interested. It doesn’t feel worth it to me, personally. I’m not at all against multiplayer games,…

My wife and I still drive a ‘99 Corolla. Over 200k miles and maybe a couple thou ever spent on repair. This little tank could go forever if we didn’t need something a little bigger these days for storage capacity.

Loving all the Banner Saga stuff in there! A real nice range of subjects chosen for these pieces.

They tried a Kickstarter for it, but it didn’t work. I know I’d rather play it on PC, but I wouldn’t want to lose the huge catalog of songs I’ve already bought for XBox. Seriously, if/when I buy an XBox One, it will exclusively be because of Rock Band. There hasn’t been a single other console exclusive that I’ve cared…

I know it’s worth doing, it’s just a matter of having that kind of spare cash lying around to invest in one game. When the time comes, I’ll be glad to pull the trigger.

I’ve been hugely disappointed that I wasn’t able to support RB4 at launch. As a huge Rock Band fan (who dumped hundreds of dollars on song DLC and still plays RB3 3-5 times a week), I wanted to be able to help show there was still interest out there. But I still don’t own a next-gen console - after switching to PC…

this is a rare time when I can see my skin color and body type represented in a game of this size and caliber in a way that is undeniably awesome.

I regret that I have only one star to give for this post.

Except in Predator, it was the evil alien that had the trophy room. In XCom, we’re supposed to be the good guys! This isn’t like hanging deer heads in a hunting lodge; these are sentient beings, some of them very human-like. I can’t imagine it would be at all comfortable or inspiring to the troops to have to see that…

It’s been such a huge disappointment. It feels like the art design department for the DLC is a completely different group than the core game, and they’re building stuff for a whole different game. Not only does it clash with everything else the game is doing, but both DLCs customization options are ugly eyesores to…

The biggest disappointment for me was the aesthetics of the new soldier mods. When I heard “take the alien ruler tech and make unique, super-powerful armor,” I thought it sounded awesome. When I saw that you’re literally just wearing their skin like a suit, I cringed. It looks awful. You wear the snake head like a…

Hell yeah, it holds up! I played this for the first time when it was released on PC recently, and when it finished I immediately played a second time. It’s got a good story, great characters, a wonderful variety of soldiers at your command. The game excels at the more subtle, inferred kinds of storytelling, with…