I'm still quite gutted the PS4 version's skin looks so shiny in comparison - don't see any reason as to why it should be...

To be fair, from his perspective, there probably isn't any bordering because he's using projectors

You might want to change the 3D monitors part - it's clearly a projector

interesting that all three females have exactly the same chest - bioware usually love themselves some varying boobs

I have to disagree, the combat should be just as punishing as it is. It's especially good when you play the game with only the mission tracker on-screen. Makes it so much more of a case of "oh crap I've been hit a couple of times, I reckon my health's probably not great right- *speared*"

I disabled almost all of the UI and it made it a better game.

Honestly, that design is complete genius.

I honestly wish that was a real thing. Of course, it couldn't cost more than 50p

To be fair, I'm a massive fan of the series but I expect half of this crap from AC games - which is a bad thing.

I totally would. Having a kilt, I can attest to the comfort of a skirt. And It's a voluntary event as-well so really, while it's going on, the people that feel awkward should be the people not doing it. There's no shame in wearing something that's not the norm, as-long as you're not causing blatant offense by being…

What's wrong with having a real-time environment with fixed camera perspective? plays the same as pre-rendered and can be much more easily updated - also dynamic lighting's far easier to do and more satisfying right that way.

Now I love the AC games but I can't say I'm surprised. The AC games have always been pretty poorly made, often stuttering even on the more preferable console of the time. Ubisoft just seem to have a massive flaw somewhere in the way they make these games (and personally, the graphics guys really need to get their…

Man, Maya's come a long way in the past 4 years since I worked with it at uni - rendering something of that quality would have taken... well, a long time >>

We always play the game where everyone starts with a bit of paper and writes something at the top. Then fold it so you can't see that and pass it to the left (or right, whatever). Then everyone draws what's been written on the paper they've received, folds again so now there're two folds, and the next person will only…

considering the XIII cast, I think people are being ducks. A girl would be hard to wedge into the story bithout the group dynamics being massively effected.

To be fair, the lack of facial hair was the only reason my male character was a robot - the two other races' males just looked so plastic they were like guff clones of prince charming and Sephiroth!

oh well, hopefully it'll come to a different platform because it looks really good...

making it an Xbox exclusive certainly won't do anything towards making it a "big brand in gaming" they seem to forget it already is, because it was available on platforms people actually had... Oh and "we're not walking away from our fans on PlayStation and pc"? Yes you are! An isomectric action game is not a fair…

Wait, will she always look so glaekit or are there other heads with different expressions?

You know what would make alot of people happy? A dual narrative brother-sister story line set in Victorian London. Doesn't matter what they look like, have the player make them - the story still works because they're the government agent types that don't actually have real identities and no-one knew what they looked…