Yeah that was The Witcher.

It's more like GTA IV's story, if you've ever played that game. It's the story of you and a city- of you trying to get by, and getting involved in a lot of nasty stuff along the way. It's more character driven.

It's funny because most RPG fans want gameplay from the 90s.

One should bloody well expect so.

Just like half of Sony's games then- or do you think differently of Uncharted or Beyond?

Could be fun.

As long as there are more and more people on the streets outside casting/modelling calls, nothing will change because there are always people begging to get into the industry. It's like acting.

What the hell "gender violence"? Also, the article is ambiguous in its use of 'force'- did he rape her or blackmail her into having sex?

Isn't tax like 8%? In some states it's 0% even? The base PS4 is the equivalent of $528 in the EU. Tax would have to be 32% for that to be fair.

It'll be a soft reboot. They won't retcon the trilogy, but they'll probably set it far enough away that it won't matter what happened there.

I'm seeinng Ryse right now.

Well as one of the four people who liked AC3 I look forward to this game.

Apologies. My maths was a bit shit there.

Except that in Europe 499 euros is $660. More than enough to pay for a PS4, ($400), a controller ($460 total), an Eye ($520 total) and a game ($600 total)

Why would it be XBO exclusive? I mean it could, if Microsoft paid for it. But I highly doubt it. SE doesn't usually publish exclusive games, at least not for a few years.

Just Cause 2 is my Game of the Generation.

Once I actually tried Mountain Dew and Doritos together, just to see if it was a legitimately good combination. It was actually pretty tasty.

In the UK, I think Uncharted is 15+, but America only has T (13+) and M (17+) so most of our 15 and 16 games get T ratings there.

I'm happy Star Wars isn't R rated. I think we have enough universes with all the bad stuff happening, I mean heck even Pirates of The Caribbean had attempted/threatened rape in it at multiple points.

Not really.