@lukasr: You aren't being objective though, you're stating your opinion which makes it subjective. Your point about the eververse content being locked behind a paywall is also an opinion. Just because you don't care about cosmetics it doesn't mean nobody does, if people didn't want them they wouldn't sell and there wouldn't be an eververse in the first place.
@MJ12-Conspiracy: Prototype was pretty good, it wasn't really anything like Crackdown and was miles off of inFAMOUS. inFAMOUS and Prototype were also released like 15 days apart, how is that trying to cash in? All 3 games had an open world and exaggerated movement but that's about all they had in common. Which of them did you actually play? Plus Spider-Man 2: Enter Electro was awesome.
You really don't have a clue about anything you've mentioned.
@deactivated-5a3a2913e4e16: At least No Mans Sky was a one off payment, I'd rather play that than anything Bungie shits out. Not that I wasn't massively disappointed in No Mans Sky, I still think it's shit but at least it's not a greedy shit.
@lukasr: Crawl out of Bungies arse. They don't care what some random fellow on the internet says about their service and they care even less about you.
@d-man: That's not even accurate, yeah they bombed but they didn't sell the rights back, as is evidenced by the Spider-Man games exclusivity. I won't be forgetting Horizon any time soon. Uncharted is loved by the vast majority that have played it (Not including myself because I found it rather boring). God of War has garnered lots of attention and people still fondly remember the first trilogy. Quantic Dream made Heavy Rain and Fahrenheit which are both popular games. Bloodborne has a big following and a pleasant community. Yakuza has really made a splash in the western market of late. While I haven't played TLOU it also has a big fanbase. Spider-Man looks awesome though whether it lives up to that remains to be seen and the same can be said for Days Gone.
You clearly don't know what you're talking about D-man.
@R3FURBISHED: I liked the first one because it was like 2 different games depending on which path you chose. The second one tied up Coles story and while the gameplay was pretty much identical to the first (yet somehow worse) I did enjoy the story. Second Son certainly seemed to have a little more personality to it's characters but that rendered the moral choice system useless. Because it didn't really affect the story, and yet the whole thing was a big part of gameplay, the whole package seemed weightless. I liked First Light though (to be fair, I got it free on PS+, I wouldn't have paid for it) and the latter 2 were very easy on the eyes.
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