Last of Us was my favorite zombie game since the classic Resident Evil series. I'm very much looking forward to this. As long as it will be develop by the same team, I believe chances are this will turn out well too.

I may not be the biggest fan of Ubisoft, but I don't want to see them being taken over by other companies. I don't want to see the video games industry consolidating into a handful of large companies only.

@NTenseify: You can go on a backpacking vacation while still holding a job. Without having to be miserably frugal.

I'm glad it's confirmed sooner rather than later. I'll just wait for this upgraded version to arrive before finally getting myself a PS4 console.

@saturatedbutter: What evidence do you have that there's a ton of female developers who are interested in game development but not being hired?

Just because you want to see a 50:50 gender split, doesn't mean the entire society must serve your desire. Women and men have different interest, and we should all pursue jobs that fit out interest, not spread ourself evenly for the sake of "diversity".

Maybe female developers are more interested in other areas and not making video games?

No where is it written that every single field should see a 50:50 gender split, that is just not realistic.

They have to be careful not to do too many too soon, otherwise people would end up getting sick of super heroes movies.

A twitch streamer Mexican Runner is doing the same for all legit NES games. I enjoy watching his stream especially when he plays the terrible titles.
I think this guy should stream on Twtich too. Would love to watch him trying to complete crappy games. =P

@RicanV: The difference, IMO, is that a religion is taken seriously by it's believers. To the believers, they believe in the religious teaching and hence when they teaches their children about religion, they are teaching something they believe is true and beneficial.

The idea of Santa however, is something we all know is not real. It's not a belief system, and none of the parents who tell their kids about Santa actually belief in it themself. And so it should not be something that kids are taught to really believe that it's real. It's fine telling it as a fairy tale the same way we tell our kids about Cinderella or Snow White, we certainly don't try to make our kids believe that Cinderella exist.

@twisted_outlaw: That doesn't mean it's any less juvenile to go as far as to use game tag just to spoil a movie. Why go out of your way to ruin someone else's experience?