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Well damn, maybe that's why they're making it the guinea pig for what type of DLC will fly with consumers: they know the dev is bad. I hope Rare steps in, too.

MGSV and Watch Dogs are definitely among my most anticipated as well.

The Order: 1886 looked good too; as long as it's not a zombie game, and I'm right about it being a Van Helsing type organization that hunts all kinds of mythical beings (looked like a werewolf jumping at the guy towards the end of the trailer), I'm all for it.

Killzone would have made my list, especially cause I liked what I played of 2 so much, but I just was more excited by the inFamous trailers I saw.

I didn't really see the COD influence, maybe because I've been bored by what I've played of COD games and this looked really cool to me, but I know what you mean ... even if obviously I'm on the exact opposite side of the fence about the gameplay change as you are.

Since everyone and their mother, dog, brother, sister, cat, grandmother, grandfather, great grandfather, great grandmother, aunt, uncle, cousin, second cousin, third cousin, friend, acquaintance, and Sir Ben Kingsley has been pointing out how great Dead Rising 3 looks, I decided to watch the gameplay footage: I too am impressed by how much is going on on-screen without noticeable detail loss, but I'm still just not that into zombies. I can see why everyone would be stoked though. Now the question is, will it have a make your own zombie feature so you can turn your family, friends and Sir Ben Kingsley into zombie representations?

As for KI, yeah it's bare bones, but I think that's because they're using it as a test for how much people like that style of buying a game by adding the features into it through DLC ... and the fact KI is a guinea pig does worry me, cause why is that game the test subject? Uh oh. Could it not be that good?

Sure thing.

Ultimate Destruction was such a fun game. Usually I don't like open world, but something about open world when you're the Hulk is so damn satisfying.

That reminds me, I need to see if Yu Gi Oh cards appreciated in value; probably not, but worth a look.

I tend to enjoy most Star Wars games I've played. Even Shadows of the Empire, which I used to like ok as a kid but found frustrating, and has terribly aged controls (so why is it the only Star Wars game I own? Odd) had some cool moments.

I am aware of its infamy, that's why I made the joke about taking my opinion with a grain of salt, but at the time it looked damn amazing, I seriously could not have fathomed something looking better, and I don't mind repetitive beat-em-ups. Plus, back then, I really did love cutscenes, and it had some good ones I thought. Keep in mind, I was literally ten or younger when it came out; of course, when I played Rise of the Robots as an adult, I realized how awful it really was, despite liking it as a kid for about the same shallow reasons I liked The Bouncer, so I would not be surprised to come to the same conclusion with The Bouncer if I play it again now.

And I also wonder about just how "deep" KI will be, especially with the starting out free, but I think that is Microsoft's way of trying to win some core gamers over. I hope the game is good, even if I don't want a One in the foreseeable future, because I want the franchise to sell and continue.

I gotta be honest, I personally think they made him more badass.

Personal opinion though, they definitely changed the design.