@Kickable My point was that it isn't gameplay or graphics alone that creates the entire experience. Heavy Rain was just an example of a game I think got it right.
@WildEast The first Crysis was excellent. I don't know what happened but I did notice the decrease in rating from the first game to the second, and from the second game to the third.
@SNESNOSTALGIA2 The visuals do matter, that's just a fact. Heavy Rain is a good example. The character facial expressions and movements combined with good writing, voice acting, and atmosphere made the experience. So it isn't just any one thing.
@KingofCabal I think your statement, "all flair no substance" sums up what a lot of companies produce. Battlefield 3's single player is a good example of this. It's not a gamers' approach, it's an approach some companies take to drive sells. The thing is though, graphics alone have never made a game good. Yes I game on PC but no trolls here.
@placksheep I'm with you, I explained my plan before. I'll keep my money instead of wasting it on a 720 and wait until 2014 or 15 to upgrade my PC. I'll continue into the next gen on that.
I would suggest to microsoft to kill all these rumors when they announce their system by dropping this feature and saying the whole deal with it thing was an April fool's joke. Then release the best launch line up in the history of gaming. Otherwise, they have given the PS4 better advertising than any advertisement Sony could have paid for themselves.
@BuldozerX Then later some Microsoft guy comes along and says I don't see the problem with always on line, deal with it. I wouldn't be surprised if he never owned a video game system or gaming pc in his life. Otherwise he would see a problem with it. To him I'd like to say: Because of your arrogance and Microsoft's idiotic move as a whole, you've already lost a large amount of customers, deal with that.
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