@DeviantCode: I actually haven't bought RB4 yet, the biggest reason is because it doesn't have online. I love RB3 and being able to jam with my friends around the world. Without online, I have no incentive to go out and buy it right away..especially considering I don't have a PS4/One. I'm not interested in GH:L and I don't know any of my friends that is, so I'm just playing the waiting game for awhile.

@DeviantCode: And there is in GH: Live? At least in RB you can still play drums and vocals. You can also use previous dlc from last generation. I feel so bad for people that invested in Guitar Hero.

Edit: Okay, so I see there is some online but it's guitar vs. guitar of course. I don't know about anyone else, but I get bored playing only one instrument all the time and will switch regularly between guitar, vox or drums. If you guys are content playing only guitar again...different strokes I guess. There is at least a chance that Harmonix will patch online later, don't know what Activision has planned since I never really followed their game.

@Death9897 Back to the Future: The Game was my introduction to Telltale. I'd recommend that if you are a fan of the films. Tales of Monkey Island, Jurassic Park, and the Sam & Max games were alright too but none of these games were quite as fun as The Walking Dead since your choices didn't seem to matter. They were more about puzzle solving, which is cool if that's your thing. I prefer the stories where I make the decisions. If you agree with me, then you definitely have to play the two seasons of The Walking Dead as well as The Wolf Among Us.

I haven't bought Tales from the Borderlands yet, but I do plan to buy it once all the episodes come out. I got fed up waiting so long between each episode of TWD2 & TWAU and said 'never again will I buy these series day 1'. I remember Back to the Future actually came out monthly, but then the PSN hack happened lol...I got impatient and watched people play them on youtube (PC got them way earlier back then).

@nate1222 @Geminon As a female, I too am not a fan of the hulking, steroid abusing, portrayal of men in video games. If I saw a man that looked like that in real life, I would be disgusted actually lol. I like the guys from Uncharted like Nathan Drake and Harry Flynn. Smart and funny. :)

@brande77 @Generic_Dude I agree with Generic_Dude. While the third entry in the series did claim to teach real guitar/bass, it's always just been a GAME first. It's a different way to enjoy/interact with music for those that can't or don't have the patience to learn a real instrument. Although I've read several stories of people that played the game eventually taking up a real one.