Huh! This is just like how Raiders included R2D2 and C-3P0 on an Egyptian carving!

@doa2169: The Jungle Book says otherwise.

I love how it says in the YouTube title that it's the second trailer, haha.

@angrycreep: And that's not even getting into the mobile ones!

I mean, it's a Remake, not a remaster...

Disappointed that the best Ratchet & Clank game, A Crack in Time, did not make this list. Stiff competition, though!

@v1ndictive: It also isn't a remaster, it's a full-on remake.

Hey Gamespot, when I click the links for the PlayStation Blog article, I get redirected to a porn meetup site. There's a time and a place, but here isn't it! Looks like the problem is that the URLs don't have .playstation after the .us part.

@Oloryn: Agreed! Spider-Man and God of War knew exactly what they wanted to be, what they wanted to show, and perfectly executed those ideas. Odyssey feels like it wants to rival The Witcher in feature content and options when it really shouldn't. It looks super-bloated with tons of content I could care less about having in an AC game. I just want to do cool missions and climb over Ancient Greece! If I wanted the Nemesis System I would have bought Shadow of Mordor back in 2013!

Odyssey looks amazing, but the more I read about it the more I think it has a problem with scale. As Lucy said, there like four or five different systems that feel completely frivolous, like romance and mercenaries, that could have been cut to help improve everything else in the game. I personally don't find "50,000 side quests!" to be a feature, I find that daunting and off-putting. What I loved about Spider-Man was that it doled out side content at a good pace and there was a reasonable limit to how much there was in the game, which made me feel like I could complete the whole game.