So you're wrong then? Ok.

It's also ignorant to pretend all the extra games on PC are indie, but again, ok. Even if I let you have that argument, indies aren't a bad thing and it still makes you wrong.

Ah, shift the goal posts, that was fast.

Yes the PC gets big budget exclusives and guess what? They're not a constant string of duds.

Outside of some Wii U exclusives and Bloodborne what do you have besides the waiting game?

Interesting. This must explain why the PC has more development support than all 3 consoles combined. I suppose it also explains why nearly every console game is coming to PC.

Oh wait.

Between the two of you I would wager that you're the youngster here as you have no idea what you're talking about.

FFVI was not "hugely popular" at all. It was a smash hit with the critics, but it wasn't a resounding commercial success by any means. Sakaguchi recently expressed how annoyed he was due to the fact that FFVI is widely regarded as the best game in the series, yet people didn't go out and buy it at the time.

FFVII was the game that catapulted FF and jrpgs in general into the mainstream. Between the insane marketing campaign and the jaw dropping CGI cutscenes it managed to pull in non-rpg gamers by the millions.

"Right place at the right time" is a very accurate description.

MGS4 and The Witcher series.

Not really necessary.

lol

lol. I actually thought it was a good thing that I had a PS4 sitting around. One of those rare situation in which the PC gets crapped on and I was actually going to use my PS4 for a multiplat! Such a win right?

Then it turned out that the game was average indeed. Should have spent my money on something else, but hindsight can be a bitch like that.

The only big game to disappoint me this year actually. Not bad, just not great. Certainly not the GOTY material that people were expecting.

I thought I dodged a bullet by not getting the PC version and opting for the PS4 version instead. Turns out my issues with the game have nothing to do with bugs or performance. It's more about some poor design choices.

I just came fresh out of a replay through City and thought I'd be moving into an even better version of that. Boy was I wrong. Seems like Rocksteady unloaded the best of what they had already and they were just trying to squeeze out one more Batman title with AK.

I can't even bring myself to finish it right now, but maybe some day.

And with that, another hopeful GOTY contender bites the dust. Unless some unknown challenger steps up, I think it's going to be between Bloodborne and MGSV. And I'm betting it all on MGSV.

One of the best games this gen and the best game so far this year until MGSV releases.

I had more fun in the first couple of hours with Bloodborne than I've had in 15 hours of Witcher 3.

Witcher 3 is great. Bloodborne is just awesome.

The evils of cross gen development.

This makes me excited. I hope by this he means even bigger than Camp Omega. I know I'll enjoy the natural landscapes, especially so in the African jungles, but I do enjoy some nice structured level design and Camp Omega was a great example of that.

Damn it come on September!