Newegg has the LG 55-inch 4k OLED TV for $2,000 and you get a bonus $300 Newegg gift card. That's a big chunk of a PS4 Pro or Xbox One S. The 65-inch is $3,000 with a $600 gift card.
All of these FPS games, Battlefield, Titanfall, Call of Duty are bringing it on the singleplayer front. No super-dramatic changes, but they're trying some new things more than they have in the past and that's good for the player. I hope this keeps happening, as long as there is this much competition in the shooter-space I think we'll keep seeing incremental improvements. When COD was the only game out there things got real shitty real fast after MW2. (Or maybe BLOPS)
I'm only interested in the single player of these games, but it's $180 for like 15 hours of game play. Hopefully they will get to the point where the single player alone warrants the $60 price tag like DOOM did.
I enjoy this game. It's nice to play while watching an Unprofessional Fridays where it takes 4 hours to build a PC or Mario Party's 4 hour descent into madness.
@dougfunk15: my sentiments exactly. I get that it's their time to chill out at the end of the week but sometimes it does turn kinda bad. Not even speaking of the content itself, but whenever the segments drag for more than 40 min it's shitty for the part of the audience that aren't enjoying it which is why I always advocate a UPF with a steady rotation going on. Since we're not going for quality then let's hit the quantity. That one UPF where they spent over an hour going through DOTA menus was hilarious fun for some and like 90 minutes of absolute boredom for others. If they cut it after 20-30 min then everyone would be better off instead of alienating half your audience for the majority of the show.
Or the hour they played of Agar.io. Even the people playing the game with Brad were telling him to stop. :D
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