@frank_castle: Jimmy is great. He's super talented, has funny sketches, is not overly liberal and is an all-around well liked person in Hollywood. I love watching him on the Tonight Show.

@Senor_Kami: I have 100+ games, all my games are digital, and I have no problem with it.

Sounds like the author of this article was really struggling to say nice things or make Xbox look like it has an edge over Sony with anything. It's quite funny. I read the PS4 review first and then this one and it's funny how upbeat and sunshine pumping the PS4 is while every good thing about the Xbox has a caveat, or unfairly comparing it to PC instead of comparing it to PS4 (ie mods). Keep being salty gamespot.

@snake3rules: That's not 50%. If 9 mil was projected and they've only sold 6, that's a 33.33% under projected.

Just shows how out of touch these big wigs are. REALLY? Releasing 2 shooters within a week or so of each other is going to make people not buy COD? COD players are going to buy COD and Titanfall regardless will be by the wayside with BF1. Idiotic.

@haywaja: I think Halo 5 has been one of the best in the series, only behind Halo 3 in my opinion. I think 2 and 5 are pretty even for me. Halo 5's multiplayer is arguably the best it's ever been and the community and devs have done such a great job with keeping it fresh and fun. Hands down best arena shooter out.

I agree with others in the comment section. I've played through the first two acts and spent some time on multiplayer and this game is really great. So far the campaign is fast paced, with a great story and different types of gameplay to switch it up and keep you on the edge of your seat (getting to play some prologue events to set the story up was really nice, the hammer of dawn and the huge enemies were a quick jump into the game, already used the horde type mode in campaign, natural disaster elements, interactive environments to help you in game, very cool weapons, motorcycle driving part).

The dialogue is so well written, I've found myself liking these characters very soon and finding myself laughing at some funny parts and also going "HOLY SHIT"/feeling uneasy about other parts. The new deebee enemies are an interesting part of the story and give a different feel to enemy combat. Very cool that the different types of deebee enemies will fight you differently.

The multiplayer is smooth and the 3rd person combat is a nice switch from all of the FPS. I've really liked a lot of the modes, like arms race. Also, the horde mode with a friend is a lot of fun. I love the defense tower elements in the horde mode (usually not a huge fan of horde modes).

If I didn't have a 6 month old at home, I'd easily beaten the game by now, but I'm trying to squeeze an act in when I get the chance. I wasn't even that pumped about this game, until I started seeing some streams of it and I thought I'd give it a try. I'm glad I did, because this game is ridiculously fun and looks beautiful.

@superklyph: Once again, I played the ultimate edition, so you might want to have someone fact check you before you try to sound badass. Only fanboys and supernerds talk about defending the "honor" of a game. It's okay to disagree with a reviewer's opinion and give your own. Doesn't mean you're some nerd dressed in Gears cosplay running around crying.

@superklyph: Shows how much you know.

@icelandichossi: Gears 4 is awesome. I've played through the first 2 acts and it's been nonstop goodness the entire time.