PixlBit

Wind Waker had the benefit of being ten years removed from the original, and making more substantive changes to the actual gameplay AFAIK. But I still see it as a quick cash-in on an existing game to fill the release schedule, what with it only being made in six months and hinging on the lack of Gamecube BC on the WiiU.

This new version of Tomb Raider doesn't even have that stuff going for it. It came out just 9 months ago, was available on PC with better graphics than last-gen, and they've said nothing about actual changes to the gameplay or any additional single-player content. Why they expect people to double dip under those circumstances is beyond me.

See, you're the main person they should be marketing this to since you haven't played the original.

I'm not spending another dime on the game as it stands, especially $60. Not without more single-player content.

Oh, for fuck's sake...please tell me this was just a glitch or something. The old pre-E3 policies aren't any better with digital copy than physical disks. -_-

"The joy of digital gaming and Disk Locking Content are in full bloom here, I am I right?"

This. Just imagine--if the Xone's initial policies were in place, they could've locked out anyone who bought the game after this date from using it even with a disc. Can't wait to see what happens to game ownership once we go full-digital. -_- 

It's an exciting feature...for people who already have Vitas, and there aren't many of them. I don't see Remote Play being a system seller, and I won't be sold on it myself until I can try it first hand.

Also, the Vita Slim/2000 is just a redesign, not a new system. 

That they've been dragging their feet on stuff like God of War or Infamous or Gran Turismo, and expect us to be excited about year-old ports like Borderlands 2, tells me that they've pretty much given up on the system standing on it's own. It went from being a console on the go to a knockoff of the Gamepad.

They haven't been treating the device like something that HAS to do well, the way Nintendo did when the 3DS was tanking. It just isn't a big priority for them.

Indeed. It made sense with the PSP as mobile gaming wasn't a thing. But as much as I love my Vita, I didn't expect there to be a big market for it--not when Nintendo got bodied at the same price point and had to beat a hasty retreat. NINTENDO.

I'm personally glad they did it, but it hasn't done anything for them overall. We aren't going to get a Vita 2. :( 

It was Sonic Generations for me. Love love love that game.

For me, it feels like it was an eternity ago. Mainly because of how shit the weather has been lately. :p

LOL fuck that shit. I was playing my Vita on the train with no pity two days ago.