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@yummylee: Play Golden Abyss if you get a chance. I would rank it above UC3 but below UC1.

@brainwins: Undead Nightmare is more than just zombies. Sure, all the characters that die in the main game get to come back as zombies, but it's also got sasquatches, the 4 horses of the apocalypse, the unicorn from Robot Unicorn Attack and other mythological stuff.

@lkpower: That's pretty much all there is to Uncharted. UC2 is more of the same plus multiplayer. UC2 is more of a technical showpiece, like how did they do that train level or that collapsing building, but it's the same shoot dudes, take cover, spout one liner game as the first.

That seems like a good trade, but it's leaving out the fact that GB is a business. The cost of going to PAX and how much revenue it generates vs the cost of a UPF and how much revenue it generates also needs to be taken into account. There's only so much budget for them to spend in a year and spending money on PAX means not spending money on things like EVO, SDCC, TGS and Gamescom.

I agree with you. I would rather they covered Gamescom and TGS than PAX or even events that only require sending two people. Vinny & Ryan in England, Drew & Brad in Korea and Drew & Patrick in Iceland were all great sets of videos.

Looks like it's time I bought a new console.

I bought Remember Me simply because it was doing something different and Capcom had taken a huge risk on it. Even though the reviews were mostly middling they tended to indicate that there was promise there and a refined sequel would be great. I bought it simply in the hopes that that sequel would get made. Not only did I buy it at full price, I bought it straight from the Capcom website, so they were also the retailer. I still haven't actually played Remember Me.

I would say it's more likely that they are reducing their cut of each sale rather than offering straight cash. They are also clearly offering up more promotion on the front page of steam.

@humanity: I get that feeling. I kind of wish I had a PS4 with a fight stick so I could have some tighter input.

@skullpanda1: Skate had the same style stick controls for tricks but didn't have a button to confirm your landing or grinds. You just landed if the board was where it should be.