This is quickly becoming the worst publisher trend ever. It doesn't solve anything. What if I bought and Xbox One specifically to play online in MCC? "Hurp durp, here's a free months of XBL Gold", yeah, way to rub salt in my fucking wound you moron.

It's just kind of meh. It's not memorable at all. It kinda sounds like Halo but it's Halo without melody, motif, hook or gimmick so far.

That's what happens when you incidentally do the same thing as the most popular celebrity from Youtube, just sayin'.

By character, do you assume he's putting on an act at all times?

Where the fuck is Mario Kart 8? "Mount Wario"? "Mario Kart Stadium"?

Fox Engine captures a more photorealistic feel IMO. This is very pretty but the lighting from the lamp for instance looks more synthetic and artistic rather than realistic to me.

Nope. The white-haired girl is Ciri, who is sort of like Geralt's adopted child in the books, or so I've heard. The black-haired gal is Yennefer.

Nowadays RPGs in gaming are more like interactive movies, so I don't feel that at all. Now, if Bioware made a co-op game where each player had their own dialogue wheels and could start romances with each other... I'd be in for some awkward times with my friends.

Well, you created this inbred nature of writing yourself Bioware. Stop wish-fulfilling your fans already.

I can't be the only one who wasn't impressed at all. The world looks very barren and dull. Low fidelity of graphics and clunky-looking mechanics.

I romanced Cassandra. I got the annoying dialogue glitch, but I figured it fixes itself if you wait for approx. 1 minute without skipping the broken dialogue. Next to ME3, It's probably the closest I've felt to a video-game character. I wanted things to go well for Cassandra and seeing her being elected as the next…

To a lot of us, even people like me who don't care much for the fandom or deviant artists or whatever that fuss is, to me an RPG in my first playthrough is about creating a character that mostly thinks and acts like myself. I immerse myself through being able to interact as close to how I would've done it myself…

What I find interesting here is that afterwards, she talks to you about how she'll be remembered. When I think of Cassandra, I think badass—someone on Twitter recently told me that at the start of the game, it's hard not to feel as if she's the real protagonist of the story, and you're just someone who is along for…

Yes, we released a broken game. Here's free DLC that will give you more gametime in our broken game, SMH

I do as well, though I was a little kid back then.

I think we can all mostly agree on that, but then again, this is a gaming news source with articles. PewDiePie is a videofeed for entertainment.

They basically confirm it's all essentially day one content. If they put parts of the DLC content in to limit download sizes AT LAUNCH, they seem to already know what is in the DLC, and that kinda reveals the DLC was already made before the launch of the game, so it might as well have been in the game... but no. Paid…

This sounds way too good to be true. I'm so getting Inquisition now. The best thing about cringeworthy romances is if they're so corny that they're funny. This sounds hilarious.

And what games are those? Wind Waker HD.... yes? and...??

Meanwhile, sadly, the Wii U versions of both Dragon Age: Inquisition and Assassin's Creed Unity are running at a subpar zero-p.