As awesome as this news is for people who haven't played Shovel Knight yet, I'm kind of sad that this isn't a console exclusive to Wii U anymore. Every console has their exclusive indie titles, and Shovel Knight was the Wii U's killer indie app.

Dark Souls 2 would have literally been my second choice, but something about Bayonetta 2 just rocked my face off. It was such a superb action game!

Wow, dude. If you seriously think Inquisition is better than both Shovel Knight and Bayonetta 2 combined, you are insane. I know we are talking about different genres here (And opinions are like assholes), but there was nothing new and innovative about Inquisition. It's a good game, don't get me wrong, but it's just…

Oh, I'm not even counting the story. hahaha. Action games like Bayonetta, Devil May Cry, and Vanquish are literally all about the action and gameplay and not about the story at all. It's kind of just there to give the action some kind of direction. Even the first Bayonetta had a ridiculous story. All I was expecting…

Really? I thought Bayonetta 2 improved upon everything in the first game. It was crisper, prettier, and much tighter. And the boss fights. SHIT. They were some of the best boss encounters I've ever experienced in my 30 years of gaming. I actually thought the opposite of you. I thought it was going to feel like…

Patricia: Since your in gaming journalism, do you have any clue as to what exactly No Man's Sky is? Is it simply an exploration game? Is there a story? Are you ever fighting anything, or is it strictly pacifistic? I'm so curious as to what the gameplay is, because all of the trailers I've ever seen just show traveling…

I mean... uh... really? Inquisition? Nothing against it, but Game of the Year? For all of 2014? I see Shovel Knight won Best Indie, but damn, I thought it was a Game of the Year contender of its own.

Yeah. I don't know what Rockstar's problem is with PC, but they always tend to take their sweet time to get their games on it. They definitely have a liking for console, that's for sure. Despite, RDR was one of the best games of last gen; period.

Red Dead Redemption was my favorite game from the past generation. Not necessarily the "best" game, but my god, it was so fun, memorable, well-detailed, and just plain awesome. I agree whole-heartedly with the article and about the sound. The music, the spurs, the horses, the sand blowing, the tumbleweeds, the…

No problem! I felt like I always got screwed when I did the Weekly or the Raid, because I ALWAYS got Ascendent Energy. At one point, I had 80 Ascendent Energy and 3 Ascendent Shards, and I hated that it took me forever to get to level 30. Using my marks to get legendary gear to immediately break down was the best I…

I usually use my marks (Crucible and Vanguard) to buy legendary gloves or boots to immediately break down for Ascendent Shards. When you get to 200 marks, you can buy like 3 of them, which usually gives you between 6-9 Ascendent Shards.

But I've got way too many Ascendent Shards and Energy to continue doing this, so I…

Don't worry, I know this. haha.

The entire ghost collection should open up the stories within the game itself, but beyond that, we shouldn't have to depend on them nor the grimoires to figure out Destiny's convoluted story. Metroid Prime did a great job of explaining the main story within the game itself and sharing a few side stories through…

Hahaha. Sorry. Didn't know what the spelling was, so just based it on a character that actually had depth. ;)

I'm sorry, but you're creating more story by creating more characters? Yeah. That's stupid. We already have a shit ton of characters that we know little-to-nothing about. The Speaker, The Queen, the Queen's brother, Rasputin, and many others. We just don't know a how lot about them, and now we're adding Aeris to the…

Is that serious?! I didn't know that. I figured the Pro Controllers would be locked at 4, because there are only four lights on the controller to indicate player 1-4. How does that work after 4 controllers, do you know? That and the Wii remotes are set up the same way. At least with the GameCube controllers, they…

The only problem with that thinking is 8-player. You can't do 8-players with only Pro Controllers. You need at least 3 more controllers, if you have 4 Pro Controllers (+1 tablet). You're options are obviously large, but GameCube is the next best option if you want friends to have a fair advantage in 8-player mayhem.

But again, Remote Play isn't that great over wifi. I've tested it in numerous environments, and the mass majority of the time, playing Destiny, Killzone, and Second Son on my Vita was unbearable. Remote Play is absolutely best when it is directly connected to the PS4, but then it is just like the Wii U. Sadly, though,…

Remote play is not innovative, because it is basically the Wii U, which Nintendo introduced. And sadly, the Wii U is basically an expanded version of the DS model. The remote play idea is cool and all because it works via wifi, but the connection is very choppy because you're depending on two different internet…

I totally agree with Miyamoto here. We don't have to agree with Nintendo and their decisions, but you can't deny that they try new things. They've always been a little daring and attempt to make something unique with each piece of hardware. The don't, in a sense, play it safe. The Wii was such a commercial success…