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But you all either seem to have forgotten about family, or don't live with them anymore. If you had someone that lived in the same house as you, playing split-screen is instantaneous.

Console gaming. Played the Witcher 2 on the PC, too many buttons...

Haven't played many shooters, but i'll say BF4.

@extomar: For me, Split Screen gaming was never a substitute for online gaming, it was something I enjoyed.

Interested to see what they'll change.

@viciousbearmauling: Although speed-runs (in my opinion) are less fun than taking the slow and interesting approach, it is fun to see how fast you can complete missions.

I'm already interested in Assassin's Creed, but ever since ACB, the series is beginning to deteriorate, AC:BF had the potential to regain my interest, but the game should've had more Templar/Assassin element, and the missions felt as if they were their own episodes rather than flowing into an overall story.

Grand Theft Auto, want to be interested in it, but just don't see what the hype is.

Red Dead Redemption's ending was it for me, didn't expect that to happen.

Hmm, I was hoping they'd maybe let you pay a $20 fee and be able to play it using the previous gen disc, like they did with AC:BF. With $60 however i'm expecting more than just the DLC. Last of Us graphics were already the best in the industry by the time they came out, so i'd like to see how they will top that.