And Resonance of Fate! Seriously, that system felt, looked and just was incredible!

And Resonance of Fate! Seriously, that system felt, looked and just was incredible!

And Resonance of Fate! Seriously, that system felt, looked and just was incredible!

As cool as this sounds initially, I have a hard time believing that Activision would even allow a developer to make any sort of significant changes to the CoD franchise for fear of losing sales. Even if those ideas were good.

As cool as this sounds initially, I have a hard time believing that Activision would even allow a developer to make any sort of significant changes to the CoD franchise for fear of losing sales. Even if those ideas were good.

As cool as this sounds initially, I have a hard time believing that Activision would even allow a developer to make any sort of significant changes to the CoD franchise for fear of losing sales. Even if those ideas were good.

As cool as this sounds initially, I have a hard time believing that Activision would even allow a developer to make any sort of significant changes to the CoD franchise for fear of losing sales. Even if those ideas were good.

As cool as this sounds initially, I have a hard time believing that Activision would even allow a developer to make any sort of significant changes to the CoD franchise for fear of losing sales. Even if those ideas were good.

As cool as this sounds initially, I have a hard time believing that Activision would even allow a developer to make any sort of significant changes to the CoD franchise for fear of losing sales. Even if those ideas were good.

As cool as this sounds initially, I have a hard time believing that Activision would even allow a developer to make any sort of significant changes to the CoD franchise for fear of losing sales. Even if those ideas were good.

As cool as this sounds initially, I have a hard time believing that Activision would even allow a developer to make any sort of significant changes to the CoD franchise for fear of losing sales. Even if those ideas were good.

As cool as this sounds initially, I have a hard time believing that Activision would even allow a developer to make any sort of significant changes to the CoD franchise for fear of losing sales. Even if those ideas were good.

Didn't read the article but I totally agree with the title. But with games like Dragon Age, Guild Wars 2, and Kingdoms of Amalur around, I might not be saying that much longer.

Right for a whole bunch of people? Sure. But not for me. I'm hoping for something different something more like P.N.03 meets Vanquish meets Oni meets Ghost in the Shell with more usable melee options, more combat freedom and a solid story. I seriously doubt that's what we'll be seeing but fingers crossed and all that.

First off, I I show respect where I please. I'm under no obligation to respect any one.

You might be. I wouldn't.

I saw cyberpunk and I wanted to be all "GIMMIE GIMMIE GIMMIE!" (I know nothing of the PnP game, just a fan of the genre). But I'm scared it'll be like Deus Ex or something... I'll keep my eye out though. Cinematic trailers still annoy me since they rarely ever accurately show what you'll be doing in the game...

One question though, do you seriously think the combat looked cooler in DA:O? I'm not talking about how it played, just how it looked. Like, I'm cool with literally ANY other disagreement but that one.

Yep, Xbox 360. But, frankly I don't care much about graphics either way.

The 10 year timeline catchline was definitely misleading but there still was a sense progression and movement, not only over time but through Kirkwall culture. It could've been done better but it portrayed progress better than most games. And it was, in my opinion, intended to build a foundation for a story that WILL…