stryker1121

Alex comparing GoT's moment-to-moment gameplay and icon-chasing to an older AssCreed game isn't exactly a ringing endorsement.

@doctorsmirnoff: That definitely caught my eye. The last game had just enough upgrades to play around with. Maybe what's shown here isn't indicative of the finished product, but I don't play DOOM to be faffing about in menus.

Seems to me the only thing DS is good for is funny gifs of people biffing it and dropping a huge load equipment from their back.

I'm dying to know if this was a blank check game for Kojima...or something where he just Lucas'd all his ass-hatted ideas without general oversight. Dying to know!

I'm so much more interested in The Discourse(tm) around this goofy game than ever playing it. I visit GB maybe a half dozen times a year, and I came here specifically to get the guys' takes on it.

This definitely looks likes 'one of those' open-world icon-fests. Ben's right - we're in an era of gaming where's there's not much new under the sun with these types of titles.

This game is getting dogged pretty hard by sites I trust . Still need to watch the QL, but the actual zombie horde stuff - which the game heavily marketed itself on, no less - is ultimately fairly minimal? There seems no point to another open world zombie game without something special to recommend it. I want to unleash zombies on enemy encampments and what not.

Anthem may improve from this vanilla iteration, but I'm sad to see BioWare chasing the GaaS dragon. I just have zero interest in this type of game.

Hearing about the game's length is a negative marketing point for me, considering Red Dead 2 is on the horizon and just not being in the mindset of spending months on one game. This just seems like a lot of a lot, though I suppose it's not a surprise being an AssCreed game and all.