There's nothing wrong with them being subjective. Reviews are mostly subjective, after all. They speak to the reviewer's mindset and expectations, so you can gauge whether those resonate with you. I do find the criticism that "Aloy isn't nearly as interesting as everyone around her" to be an odd expectation to have. I feel that to be the case with most video game protagonists, including ones from some of my favorite games.
@ssdd_again: I think it's hilarious that you're still acting like they're at all similar after several people have told you otherwise. You clearly haven't used the DualSense or even sufficiently read about it.
The Xbox One controller has rumble in the triggers. That's totally unrelated to adaptive triggers.
Regarding haptics, the closest any video game controller has come to what the DualSense is doing is Nintendo's "HD Rumble", but the DualSense is a generational leap beyond that. I think Jeff Gerstmann from Giant Bomb put it best: "If that’s HD rumble, this must be UHD rumble!"
Some solid choices, but I would question a few from what I've seen and heard. Too bad a single indie game wasn't worth putting on the list. I have inFamous: Second Son on my personal list.
These results are pretty much consistent with the others I've seen from different hardware sites. Looks like Intel will enjoy some time at the top again. HK-Ghost, the FX-60 is dual core and there is no Socket AM2 version. Considering that most tests showed little to no improvement with AM2 over comparable Socket 939 processors (and in some cases decrease), overclocking to 2.8GHz should give a pretty good representation of FX-62.
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