Sintes

Jeff looked so tired of the stupidity of this week's emails lol

The real question is: Do we need games everywhere? The iPhone already has lots of ports of PC games and some decent mobile games, yet most people (I've seen outside) stay on YouTube and social media.

So what's left then? Streaming games to people with bad hardware but lots of desire to play games? If you ask me the people who can't afford the hardware, can't afford another monthly fee in their life either.

Sorry Jan, but beating Bloodborne doesn't count if it's not solo.

What Americans call a carpet is usually not what Europeans would call a carpet.

Man, when did games become so boring...

Our Abby did a really good critique on this game in this. I agree with most of her points.

So if the samurai in Ghost of Tsushima doesn't act like a samurai but more like a ninja - why did they decide to make him a samurai and not a ninja?

And of course Ubisoft won't address the issues in the company during the one event where everyone would learn of them.

The original Call of Duty was code-named "Medal of Honor killer". Judging by how things have turned out - I think CoD actually killed MoH.

What's more surprising than Elder Scrolls 6 not happening this generation is Fallout 76 happening.

Edit: On the news that new releases may potentially become 70$ in the USA. A new copy of The Last of Us 2 in Bulgaria (Eastern Europe) costs 140 leva, when the average monthly salary in the capital is around 1200 leva after tax...

@maxxcanti: LOL if the story, art and the shooting were the only good things then it sounds like a pretty great game to me