"waka-waka-waka"

I'm still waiting for the band on the radar range to be overturned here where I live. Can't wait to eat a warm burrito /s

Not everyone is like that, really. I've had a long fascination with zombies ever since I was a kid, and very much enjoyed their portrayal in Romero's films and other media outlets. It was right about late middleschool/early highschool when the whole Zombie hype train came along.

You couldn't be more wrong with your assumption. I love zombie games, and probably have way too many of them in my library. This is the reason I, as well as a lot of the other people making this argument, think that the genre has just become over saturated. Because we love and play these games and have been burnt too…

That's the only way Michael Bay knows how to convey that he's the smart one.

Maybe it is because it's a pretty indie game and people are being biased. But why do people not complain that this game has $16 worth of Day One DLC, when they complain about every single other game that has day one dlc?

Dude X1 isn't far off man, my grandmother could have made a better UI >.>

Honestly I hate that menu structures went from ease of use too "squares are cool". I can't speak for xbox one consoles but the ps4 makes it hard for me to find what I want to play sometimes, or the fact that looking for my shared footage means I have to press my profile and press the little folder under my profile pic.

It's one of the most fair and measured games I've ever come across, and deeply intellectual at that.

They honor price changes within 7 days of delivery.

They need to wait on Microsoft to create it first, so they can copy it.

Why do you even play games?

There is nothing dumbed down on this game. The PC version will look even better than the demos. The only thing questionable are your false expectations.

This is a mini game just like other augmented reality games in the game. You people really are complaining about variety in the gameplay?! You make me sick.

It's a sort of digital drug that the player character takes, so it's not intended to be taking part in the "real world".

I think they're pre-empting the fact that some people wanna play open world games like this to cause destruction—making it a mini-game means that stuff is separate from what actually happens in the game. There's still some degree of tone dissonance, but it's not as bad as it could be.

My paranoia isn't that it'll be bad, it's simply that it won't be "the best thing ever" like some people are making it out to be. I just don't understand the hype surrounding it, and don't really feel it'll be anything too far beyond Borderlands. The matchmaking system is nice, and I'm sure it'll sell pretty well,…

Final Cut for sure. The theatrical version is... not great.

I'd say Final Cut or Workprint Cut actually. Those are my favourites, and are closest to what Ridley Scott envisioned.

So what you're saying is that if it doesn't come to the platform you play on, you won't buy it?

Directors cut is the one without the monologues and the true ending... Theatrical was the bad cut IMO