The game just didn't look interesting. If I want open world, there's an endless number of games that appeal more to me out there. If I want zombies, I can boot up any of the fifty zombie games I own. And Sony's narrative-driven exclusives very rarely pull me in like they seem to do for other people. Plus apparently it was pretty buggy on launch and I'm not normally the type willing to gamble on a buggy game in the hopes that maybe patches will fix it later on.

Now, I know this article is, at its heart, an opinion piece. I'm not going to blame the person who wrote it for feeling this way even if I don't share the sentiment. That said, the fact that it was published on Gamespot, which has published very much non-opinion spoiler headlines on its front page, is insultingly tone deaf.

@happynoodleboy7: Seems right up my alley, too, so I'm surprised I'd not heard of it.

I hadn't even heard of this game before this announcement.

Who really cares enough to get it? Revealing Diablo 4 before this came out pretty much buried any chance this had.

The first half was always the stronger part of It, anyway.

It was a pretty enjoyable movie, I don't regret watching it. Kinda disappointing to think it won't get a sequel but I'm not going to mope about it.

@non-scorer: Well said.

Randy Pitchford himself always seems bitter and disgruntled to me.

Too bad his work's going to go mostly unheard since nobody wants this game.