They're listening.

I'll believe it when I see it. Back when Kinect was still Project Natal, they promised a lot more than they were capable of. Instead of scanning a skateboard and it appearing in the game, or have a 1:1 Kung fu fight, we got Steel Batallion and Rise of Nightmares...

Why would jawas be on an ice planet?

I stopped playing DA2 after the stupid thing let me miss Isabela entirely and not realize until they started bringing her up in conversations several chapters later as if she was actually around

"They've created a social game, but there's no social aspect to it, and they've left the heavy lifting to external websites, and that's what I don't understand," Busby said. "Bungie is a great company, great developers, and I do respect their decision. I think that's one of the things, though, that they should have…

If they just made Scout Harding romancable to a straight male (or any character really) my first character wouldn't have to settle for Cassandra.

There wasn't a whole lot involved with romancing different characters, but I LOVED how many spousal options there were in Skyrim. I think all you really needed to do was one quest for some of them, but others required a but more.

I wish Destiny had a pre-order bonus that included a story....

This game makes the DA2 party members look bad by proxy. Varric stood out so much among that group. In DA: Inquisition I often forget he's an option.

More like Not-so-slenderman

Good! She would look absolutely ridiculous standing next to a dinosaur with boxing gloves!

If you backed it, angry. They still sold the Kickstarter on having the offline mode in the game, and then yanked it at the last minute. It's bullshit, and they absolutely deserve all the bad press and criticism they're getting for it.

Seriously, I'm playing through Dragon Age 2 for the first time right now.

I'd make a joke about Microsoft not paying developers on time, but it would take a while for me to get it out to you all. Probably a few weeks.

15. Xenogears

I only pre-order games that im sure i want to play regardless of the reviewers opinions. However when i pre-order a game the last thing on my mind is that the game might not actually work. The game might be more or less fun than i expected but until now i never put their technical proficiency in doubt.

A few bugs here and there is not the point of this article. The point is that a lot of publishers have recently been releasing games with faulty major features, the majority of which are advertised heavily in the months leading up to the release date.

I thought Poland was really behind the west in terms of technology.

I still need to read the entire article, but a quick reply to Phase 3: thats the one i hate the most. That a game forces you to make such ridiculous decisions in the beginning of the game that you revert to online expertise to find out what the "best" way to play the game is.