@brownyyy: When at the end, you see them taking the fortress, it highlights the whole zone and turn it blue. These zones should be just as big as the zones/areas in the first one, AFAIK. And you see them highlight all the fortresses in and around Mordor and there seems to be more than 20.

@69ingChimpmunks: here in Denmark we are apparently losing the second season of Luther, which is odd because why have season 1 and 3, but not 2.

@Wesleypipes77: try watching the anti-cheese edits on YouTube as they atleast make the prequels watchable. Although they are still bad just not as bad.

@rob9999991: yeah, this just showed me how out of touch with the reality of today he is.

I can see this game ending up in Games with Gold and PS+ after a year or so, when the player count drops below abysmal, then they may hope to get a few to buy some dlc, before they shut down the servers to make room for the next installment in the series.

One of the cool things I see from this, is that all your PS2 and PS1 classics that you have bought will work, be it either physical or maybe more the digital versions you have on your PSN account will carry over to the PS4 or so I hope.

@jeffreybernabe: yeah, and they apparently left out GiantBomb's review.

@grimreaper7819 Like madeus045 says, lower framerates even in non-VR games can make it so some people get sick or headaches. And yeah, shouldn't the new tech be built to advance us further.

This is how playing mage in The Elder Scrolls (Skyrim) should be like.

When I first saw this a ways back, it immediately reminded me of the Warhammer 40.000 universe.