I can't stand how reviewers(and people that defend them) hide behind the personal opinion argument. It's so lazy and unacceptable in my opinion. A reviewer should review based on aspects of the game like narrative, graphics, length, and then have a separate category for their personal taste. That would be a more balanced approach. Not this lazy way of reviewing that's like oh I give this game an 8 because I like it and well I've played other games that are similar so yeah it's my opinion (gamespot cough cough).

I like it I think it's fun.

I'm happy with my pro. 1tb harddrive, faster wifi channel that the orig ps4 did not have, graphics options on a few games, super quite. Can't wait to get my 4k set and for the software to catch up so more and more games will be like Tombraider with graphical options and features.

@aigis: Lazy reviewers man

Got it for $10 from Psn they have it for $19..99 but they gave me $10 coupon (and a bunch of other people from what I've read online) and they are also giving everyone 10% off any purchase. Pretty nice deal

@tormentos: LoL dam

But isn't this on the devs? Sony produces the hardware they don't make the games just saying

@foxhound_fox: But atleast Sony and Xbox get all the latest multiplats. Can't say that for Ninty box

@iandizion713: I find this argument very interesting. So it goes like this Nintendo doesn't compete because they are not a big corporation like Sony and Msoft. They don't have the means.

But then those same people come back and when people say Ninty is going to exit the console market because they are selling poorly well these same people then say that Ninty will absolutely never fail because they have quatrillion million dollars in the vault.

@PredatorRules: Core gamers prefer Ninty provide a traditional console that we can enjoy. Ninty refuses to do so and instead builds systems that have gimmicks/and or features not wanted. I think that sums it up. Atleast that is how I feel