Pretty much every AAA game is a mad dash to hobble together something playable culminating in a massive crunch to get over the finish line, if you read any of those game postmortems (like in Blood, Sweat, and Pixels). There have been games where there was nothing put together more than a trailer or demo for E3, and…

Maybe they don’t have actual gameplay that looks good enough to reveal yet. Though that would seemingly be a problem at this stage of development.

My primary gaming system is a PS4, and as such, I spend a good amount of time on the Playstation store. There are a surprising number of games that don’t have a trailer, or even screenshots. I automatically assume that the reason for that is because the games are trash.

Hi its me again, here to point out that still isn’t a gameplay trailer for valhalla :p there were salty enough in the viewer chat about it come on throw some shade!!

The story is really moving.

As games get more and more bloated and start to take up hundreds of gigs, there’s no reason to have to devote so much disk space to aspects of a game you may never bother with. At the very least, every game with single player and multiplayer components should allow players to download one, the other, or both. This…

Yeah the skins thing is getting ridiculous, especially for a game which involves historical battles. It actually takes something away when I’m playing. I have no problem with any type of gender/race or whatever but the tank tops and face cages and shoulderpads/generals don’t belong. It’s hella awkward.

This is all…

This. Even the guide level stuff from mid-to high end companies- Simms, etc where you are paying a bit for name is still 1/3 the price at most. 

That commenter is referencing the lame excuse some gamers have used for similar language so I don’t think they’re supportive of it, they’re just being sarcastic.

Almost nothing in EVE beat that feeling of coming across the lucky strike, where you found a bunch of out of power POS stations and goodies to be had in an abandoned system. <3 <3 

Well all I'll say is that if you are a fan on visceral attacks then you will have a fun time, and that you re on the cusp of one of the most finely crafted areas of any soulsborne game - Cathedral Ward is a masterpiece of exploration.

Good call, it’s tough to go back to Dark Souls after playing Bloodborne.

Thank you Nathan for delving into a community that I do not have any current plans to explore, and bringing back stories about your journey. I’m happy that people found another way to communicate and express their ideas, but for now...I think I’m ok.

As somebody who wasn’t excited for the remake at all (...sorry?), I'm really glad I played it and I will have a hard time not picking it up when it comes out. I've actually never beat the original (I know I know I'm lame), but I've played the opening sequence like ten times. I love that opening sequence so much and I…

I bought Bloodborne with Dark Souls a couple of weeks ago. I really want to play Bloodborne, but I am enjoying my time with Dark Souls right now. Finally starting to get why people like these games!

Oooh oh oh where are you in Bloodborne? I love that game to pieces and back.

Obviously you can’t take it back now anyway, but do you think it was worth checking FF7 out, or do you think it’s safe to just go into the full game blind?

I have it installed, but I’m a little worried about how I’m going to feel about it. Exactly what that worry is, though, I’m not sure.

That’s a human decision:

You know what would be better than an Android/iOS release?