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This game makes me realize how important v-sync is. I think that screen tearing was really starting to hurt my eyes.

I actually really enjoyed the MGSV loop of mission->administrative activities->mission. At least that's how the loop worked out for me when I played it. Peace Walker had a very similar (if not the same but on a smaller scale) gameplay loop.

Fallout 4 has a similar loop too, depending on how you interact with the game. Go out, do a mission, come back, mod a weapon/piece of armor, go out, do a mission etc.

I remember ACIV having the loop of city->boat stuff->island stuff->boat stuff->city stuff. The city stuff was definitely the weaker part of the game, but have all the pirate stuff there on the seas made it feel more unique.

Minecraft survival mode also has a good loop of exploration->building->exploration.

@xenon: Wikipedia says 2010 for the world-wide release, and December of 2009 for the Japanese release.

Remember when everyone was unreasonably harsh against FFXIII series? I'll be getting this on PC soon.

http://www.novacrystallis.com/2015/12/each-entry-of-final-fantasy-vii-remake-will-have-the-volume-of-content-equal-to-a-full-sized-game/

Alright, so this is supposedly a FFXIII/2/Lightning Returns type situation. And those games didn't have too much of a large gap between them, right?

FFXIII came out in 2010, XIII-2 2012, and Lightning Returns came out in 2014.

@deadpanjazman: I've considered buying Project Cars every time it goes on sale, but always feel that it would be a better experience with a wheel.

Spaz isn't an offensive term in America? It definitely is in Canada (although I believe it's spelled with an s, not a z). It's similar to calling someone a "retard" up here.

The style of this game reminds me of some of the less-liked 3D Sonic games.