By the end of 2099. Nice. Except that we'll all probably be dead by then, unless mankind finds a way towards immortality. Maybe Nintendo has already found a way... ? (conspiracy theory question)

@gamerforlife96: Sunset Overdrive is amazing. Oh, I can't wait to play Flight Simulator on the new Xbox Series X.

I don't care the battle system will be JRPG-like. The most fun I've always had with Yakuza games were the RPG aspects anyway, leveling up, completing substories, even grinding. So far the only Yakuza game I haven't played is that one settled in a traditional japanese story, can't remember the name right now. But the others I've played not only completed main story, but also played more than 45h each (some of them coming close to 80h of gameplay, trying to complete every single substory and activity). I just can't wait for this one on a brand next-gen machine!

@kutulu1: No, it wasn't. It was and still is one of the most important sci-fi ever made.

I don't want a colorful, fun movie. I want the more adult Superman topics and issues.

@davillain-: Do you like those B sci-fi movies from the 50s, all of them about some "astonishing", "never seen before" alien invasion? Or maybe if you like cheesy sci-fi comics from that era, I guess you might like this one.

But as far as we've already seen on trailers and in this review, don't expect Mass Effect top-notch hard sci-fi narrative quality.

@AndreasRufus: Exactly!!

@kalgert: Uncharted is cheesy, shallow, repetitive and has poor shooting mechanics. I've really tried to like the series (I've played until the first hour of the 3rd installment), but it never grew on me. I couldn't simply look the other way on these bad aspects.

@savagerodent: I felt exactly the same. I really tried to like prior games, but it didn't work. It always felt repetitive, boring platform sections mixed with cutscenes. And the shooting mechanics has never been really good and tight. The aim was horrible, the cover mechanics was just ok, the AI felt pretty dumb in many occasions.

As for the story, it always appeared too much blockbuster, with shallow and cheesy characters that, although "realistic" had facial expressions of some Pixar animation.

I've tried, and I've played Uncharted 1 and 2, then I was done in the first hour of the 3rd installment. I'm gonna pass this one.

Those comic book trivia, although quite interesting for those who actually read comics(including myself) are not important at all in relation to the movie plot.