You can climb up hills and boulders, slide down dunes and rock-faces, and generally explore like you would in most other open-world games. The true test: You can do that one RPG thing where, by stubbornly jumping and mashing forward on your joystick, you get your character to climb a hillside that is technically too…

Yes, it is. They need to be taught a lesson.

It's even more frustrating is that it's been 6 years since Fallout 3!

I can't handle the emotional rollercoaster that is "WHENS IT GON BE?!?!?"

If anything, this should teach us all not to get too excited about stuff in the distant future. Sure, following game development of ongoing projects can be fun, but when the game hasn't even been officially announced, there's just no point in getting your hopes up.

I love that you listed Kevin Spacey's parents as the developers.

I took a break from Freedom Wars today and booted up Vagrant Story on a whim. Dear God, where has this game been my whole life?

Ant-Man is going to be WAAAY bigger than most people expect.

Marvel has been developing Psychohistory for years.

"I will bring myself sexual pleasure later, while thinking about this with great respect."

"He" if you are referring to the Shepard most people played. "She" if you are referring to the Shepard that makes the video game better.

I was trying to ensure he got visitors. v.v

Check that dope new Box technology! I bet you Kojima's box has 20 inch rims and hydraulics.

Stanley was confronted by a ghost. He had seen the ghost before, time and time again. Stanley had long since lost his fear of the ghost and just wondered why he couldn't grab the keys by the front entrance and walk out of the house. Stanley stood there and pondered this for a moment and decided to reset the hallway…

In the next Zelda game. If Zelda mentions losing her father early or something, I make no promises about not crying.

Well the petition makes me laugh. 'Release Rise of the Tomb Raider on PS4/PC or face a boycott on [sic] the game.'