I wish they'd get someone else to write DBZ and actually make it interesting to watch again. The new Toriyama movies have no passion behind them. There's no sense of tension to them, no drama and nothing to engage me in the world or its characters. It's just pure fanservice and pandering now.

Man, such a shame to see the phrase "good for anime fans" associated with Phoenix Wright because of Dual Destinies. I'm not saying it was never anime... but DD really just played those anime tropes to the fullest when previously the games led by Shu Takumi until Apollo Justice felt much less so IMO.

That's a decent list... except a few points appeal directly to social justice warrior type of things.

"who would've thought?", well toldya! -every Majora's Mask long-time fan

It's funny how, usually, I actually end up beating all 4 dungeons relatively early to completion and I spend the rest of the game just doing all the side-content while in actuality I could just get right up there and beat the final boss when I want to. That's a really unique feeling for a Zelda game compared to the…

It's good to hear this from the horse's mouth. It makes me trust and respect Aonuma that much more in the fact that he definitely understands what Zelda is and it really shows in how he talks about it.

You need focus on the plot to make proper development though. Life is Strange is super great but a lot of its plot relies on the mysteries as it is and if they're not careful it ends up being a series of meandering.

This article has some bullshit in it. You act as if PC versions don't exist and telltale games run great on PC even low-ends, and the idea that for some reason you think Telltale games focus too much on plot (what are you talking abou?) is completely off.

It focuses on character, not just plot

It runs well and looks good

Modern video-game covers mostly look more stylish and classy than ever. I'm getting tired of the "Badass walking towards the camera with backdrop in the background" but aside from that I love modern covers. It's why I keep buying physical copies to be honest.

It's going to be exciting. Personally I put Witcher 1 above 2 storywise (though the political intrigue of TW2 was well-executed) and I have a feeling this will be more like the story in the first game.

I have never read the books, but I've followed the entire TV series... and I have to say, despite of some cool twists and turns it just starts to seem never-ending and too many of the important characters I cared about died before- and with Season 4.

To me it was always wrong to make a first person game and then have the player character express themselves too much in scripted sequences. What I liked about P.T. was that as a part of its concept the player character was me ("The only me is me, are you sure the only you is you?") and because of that you don't…

I prefer beginning it slow with buildup. I think the Museum intro was excellent because it patiently set up the characters and the important point that Chloe was an in-betweener and Harry was straight up a bad guy. The interplay between the three characters (Drake, Chloe and Harry) needed later in the plot needed this…

You hit the nail on the head - as have so many others and I hope Bioware understands it and are listening: DA:I has a majority of content that feels meaningless.

They are probably dicks who would otherwise be dicked around but other people but behind a screen with their hacking expertise they think they're king of the world. They're losers.

Hacking and Hijacking for fun has to be the worst hobby in existence ever. Screwing over the enjoyment of millions of people. Haha lol, so hilarious. What a bunch of nerds /Salt

First of all, don't expect the story in 5 to be anything special. Those two cutscenes from H2A teasing H5 had horrible dialogue, and that's the first bad sign of something that's gonna be even worse.

I firmly believe Playstation has been a sinking ship ever since Tretton left (and Sony was a sinking ship long before that)