Doesn’t really matter in the grand scheme of things. The few games it HAS are solid, and will be remembered fondly in the next generation.

Myself?

Alright, now do Fuck, Marry, Kill: xbone, ps4, wii U

At least there was a Destiny-related joke in there. Mike’s staying true to the formula.

Given the fast-as-shit rate people play games on day one these days (Uncharted 4 took me 2.5 weeks, and it took some people I know a couple of days >_>) I’m willing to bet it’s the latter. Then what really disappoints me is they shit on the game for being “way too short” when really it’s fine and they just rushed…

West Coast here. They spawn like mad at Disneyland.

Your questions can all be classified under different categories. People can do glitchless or 100% runthroughs of a game and it’s counted under a different category.

Guys I get it. I was wrong.

Is it? Damn. Seemed to work for me yesterday.

Boyfriend and I discovered something yesterday relating to this feature, actually.

Her voice honestly sounds so similar I’m not even mad. I’ll play her just to hear this voice.

Acquired a Gastly through an egg myself, but because I can’t catch anymore of them to level it, it’s just sitting there :/ Kind of wish we had a conventional leveling system.

That unfortunately wont fix the issues you might still come across on PC with different graphics cards, drivers, hell even keyboards and mice sometimes give developers issues.

Unfortunately I feel that PC gaming is, has, and will always be a cherry on top of the hobby of PC building.

It’s coming to PS4 later this year :)

Tomb Raider I will give you a shitty launch. However, it too went on to sell over a million titles by Christmastime, so there was still interest in it.

You sound like out of touch AAA publishers. The genre isn’t dead. Uncharted 4 in it’s first week *alone* sold 2.7 million copies and that’s JUST a PS4 exclusive. Infamous if I remember correctly sold a million copies also in its first week. They’re not a CoD level of popular but it sure as shit doesn’t mean the genre…

My concern is every big game has been delayed to have a release date at around the exact same time.

“What I was hoping they’d do is retain the unique identity of Uncharted and translate it into the multiplayer suite. For one, they should have taken a(nother) note from TLOU’s playbook and not let players play as main characters in multiplayer. It’s just tonally weird.”

It’s well done, certainly, and it kind of scratches the itch of Uncharted silliness if you dont want to start another runthrough of the campaign. However, like Jason, I’m not a huge fan of third person shooter multiplayer. I might hop back on every once in awhile for funsies, but mostly I’ll probably go back into…