Consoles are “plug and play” and along with that comes a locked down platform. That’s part of the deal. Official support for mods on consoles has a very, very slim chance of ever happening.

1) 1-3 hours is an exaggeration. I bought GTA V physically which is 7 DVD’s and 60gb of data, and it did not even take 1 hour to install it.
2) All games on PS4/Xbox One require installations now, so what’s the difference?

You know exactly what they’re doing.

I guess I’m dumber than Phil because I don't even understand what that sentence is trying to say. It's not even a sentence.

The fall killed him, not Batman.

There are really no words to properly describe a human being that would either 1) Write that, or 2) Read that and say “Yep, sounds good. Let’s go with it.”

Until of course GTA V “Remastered” is released for the PS5 and everyone falls all over themselves to rebuy the game.

Man. I just have a hard time imagining that show going on without any of the “main” voice actors. I also have to say I’m shocked that there’s not some kind of “one for all-all for one” solidarity between them that if one has a problem with the deal, then none sign.

You sound fun to be around.

“Everything is high school.”

I probably won’t play a whole lot online, but I am still waiting to at least try it until more of this is settled out. I have also held off on modding single player for the same reason; just don’t want any issues either way.

Playing at 4k on PC and the sounds/visuals that this game puts out is unreal.

Sounds to me like this is Marvel’s version of Infinite Earths.

Pretty sure they were invented back when the very first game console came out and friends would call up each other and invite them over.

The DC looked cool (and WAS cool,) but man that controller was uncomfortable.

Someone will crack it, they’ll patch it, and that cycle will repeat until R* says “**** it.”

Have you seen the cost of college in this country?

So what you’re saying is you KNOW Microsoft’s presentation is going to be biased; PC Gamer MIGHT be biased when it comes to them reviewing products from these companies.

“It sure is weird that a gaming news outlet is putting on an E3 press conference, no? Something feels kinda icky about that.”

David Alan Grier cracked me the hell up on that show.