Like.... if I had a £ like, for every time the word like is used in this video like, I'd be rich, like....

Like aside, good vid and a great looking game.

Agree completely, I picked it up 2nd hand for £20 and thoroughly enjoyed playing through it, I thought it was visually one of, if not the most impressive of the next gen launch titles and I have both the Xbone and PS4 so I am speaking cross platform. I was actually pleasantly shocked when I played it considering the quite harsh review it received and the fact that similar games such as God Of War seem to review much much better.

I actually quite enjoyed this game.... yes repetitive uninspiring mechanics but it was an enjoyable game none the less.

Danny.... did you forget to pack your shears when you left for the States as you need a hair cut. Apart from that another great show.

This is when "The Point" is at its best.... when it actually makes one. Great show Danny!

@BrunoBRS Thats like saying a New Yorker sounds like somebody from the deep south, the dialects are poles apart. :-/

Great episode, I am glad Johnny did this one, as much as I love all of Danny's output he can not say "R"pg or most "R" words without making me snigger.

I found your misogynistic attitude towards the female none players characters you encountered in the game negatively impacted my enjoyment of this show. Semi colon hyphen right bracket.

@PresidentDman @docsavage1975 I suppose I should have probably made the "don't understand the hatred for EA" bit a little more past tense, as what I was trying to say is I can really see how this will wind people like myself who really don't care too much for online play up. I agree they have built up good solid franchises and now like any good crack dealer are going to turn the screw if you want to keep playing the franchise you love!

I really don't and never have understood the hatred for EA, they for the most part deliver solid and compelling games with high production values and up until now satisfying on and off line play. Personally I do not like online play, preferring the offline content solely as it suits my style of play and game playing patterns much better. Occasionally I dip my toe into the online experience to be confronted with immaturity and abuse which just further exasperates an already frustrating experience due to my relative inexperience in the online arena. Again I take umbrage with the free to play model I simply don't want to have to pay to play or improve the whole idea takes away the desire to master any aspect of a game to get better than your competition, just pay more money and instantly become better. I feel the road map outlined by EA is probably an incredibly good business model for them, whilst the consumer will support it, but a worrying step in the wrong direction for the industry as a whole.