Is it a lame trend though? I can kind of see what you're getting at, as I'm not really a fan of multiplayer myself, but one can't deny how huge multiplayer oriented games have become. It would make sense for other companies to try to carve out their own portion of it, as it is such a big pull for so many people out…

"Bring in MP to do what exactly?" Maybe so people that have always wanted to try the GoW battle mechanics against real people? Maybe because there are millions of people that love GoW, but also thrive on competition? I still believe you are being very narrow-minded. Your saying they're bring in multiplayer because…

To be fair, I didn't see the original hero until after completing Nier. I may have been biased after spending so much time with the western version. But, either way, I would also recommend it to anyone. I enjoyed it immensely.

Give this person money to do a Chun-Li film. Do it now, so we can recover from the disaster the last Chun-Li film was.

I would love a new Bushido Blade! The series is the ONE and ONLY fighting franchise I've ever been in to. It was so different and exciting.

Isn't it funny how different views can be? When I saw the artwork for the original Nier protagonist, I said to myself, "Thank god they changed him." Just different tastes, I suppose. I just smirked when I saw your comment, that's all.

And you don't think there are people out there that were like, "Hey, wouldn't it be fun to take my Kratos and fight against other people's Kratos?" Because I guarantee you there are plenty. Just because you don't go flush at the idea of multiplayer battles in the GoW universe, doesn't mean there aren't those that do.…

It wasn't the story that made GoW3 so spectacular (or any of them). It was the set pieces. Walking between the giant horses on the huge chain. Seeing Titan hold up the Earth. Watching Cronos crawl across the desert. Fighting a metal colossus across a city. These riveting scenes are what people are afraid of losing.…

My wife plays quite regularly. She's pretty old school most of the time (she still regularly plays her SNES and PS1), but it's still her hobby. She's incredibly supportive whenever I get excited about a new release (She gave me a kid-free weekend when Mass Effect 3 was released). So, yes, I agree with you. Find…

Bazinga.

Very nice. It's an excellent contrast to all the hectic chaos going on in the video. Good job.

Stupid Man: "Hey, my wife won't let me play as many games as I want! I'm going to stab her!"

I kinda hope they release it on the iOS. I don't own a DS, but I'd really like to play this game.

Probably because of the big white letters saying, "Hadouken."

Why was this considered news? Somebody made an RPG with RMVX default graphics and sound! There are people out there that use RPG Maker with handmade tiles, homemade sounds, painted backgrounds, custom battle scripts, and SO MUCH MORE. Where's their attention? Get this crap out of here. Show me some Avenyond or Deadly…

I have quite a few SONY products in my household. They've all performed above expectations and are of the highest quality. It's a shame to watch them make so many bad choices. I don't want to lose the great products that they do make. Hopefully they can pull themselves out of this mess.

I'm with you (to the T, actually...Orc Must Die was a sleeper hit in my household). I still buy some games a full price (Assassin's Creed, Skyrim, SW: TOR, and a few others), but if it hadn't of been for the sales, my purchases would have stopped there. So, GoG, you'd rather me just not buy anything then buy games at…

Nobody said anything about kids being exposed to violence. I'm sure there are plenty of other options for families at this event. This matter clearly dealt with the matter of skin, not war. Don't use an argument that isn't even in context here.

Yeah, because all those parents are doing is showing their kids the big ol' gory games. No way are they sticking the Wii games, the Disney games, the LEGO franchise... No, they just run right for the shooting and killing games.

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