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It feels so friggin good! Lots of improvements over the PS3 controller which to this day is unsatisfying in almost every way.

The PS4 controller is basically as light but feels much more sturdy. They put a textured plastic that covers the bottom half, it's not something I would have pin pointed but it was the first thing that struck me and it's of weirdly huge benefit to the controller. The thumbstick clicks feel basically the same but the R2 and L2 triggers now curve out (obviously) and have much more resistance and bounce back compared to the DS3. I didn't think to mess too much with R1 and L1 but they struck me as pretty similar to DS3, maybe a little more bouncy, kinda like the PS Vita shoulder buttons but with less of a cheap plastic feel.

Not sure if anyone cares at this point, but I was really impressed.

Soooooo, a super hero game is less out there? I dunno man, Ivy and that crocodile guy are pretty out there.

You trollin bro?

Personally, it's worth talking about amongst ourselves because I don't THINK there will be a surprise contender in the latter months of the year. I think it's pretty safe that it'll come down to GTA, Bioshock and Last of Us. And even to myself I loved all three but feel like they all have their problems while being wowed by certain elements like few things before.

Brothers will probably win though.

They CAN be bad for you. But so can basically everything.

I'm good with all of that. I'm just trying to think of an angle in which children are addictive... and I can't come up with anything wholesome.

Fatal Frame 2: Crimson Butterfly (xbox edition with 1st person mode)

jesus tender loving christ!

I'd like to go somewhere in South America. Get us out of North America as much as possible. Maybe one of the older districts of a European city, near future architecture against 17th and 18th century stuff would be very cool.

awesome thread title

@ennosuke:

I browse, yes. And-

I CAME IN LIKE A WRECKING BALLL

No more than ten minutes. I came into the site through the Bombcast and really only visit the site itself to give them hits and to brows the forums (which are the only forums I'm on actually.)

I find I get an excellent recap of the site through the podcast alone, and their meandering style suits a long podcast on a commute better than my limited time at home.