@jinzo9988: You should give Memories of Celceta a try. I don't really care for YS Seven, but I thought Celceta was great and I'm with you on the controlling multiple characters thing.

Reviewing a character as if it was a game being reviewed. Yup, that's weird.

@videogameninja: And if they did end up taking a few more months to polish the game for a bug-free March release, there would be an additional surprise on top of that surprise.

@nabinator: I played that game for the first time a few months ago and really loved it. I wish they would have ported it to the pc like they did with the first one, though, since it has some serious slowdown issues when played on the 360.

@effinjay: You'd sell a console because it doesn't have digital meaningless trinkets? I mean, it's kind of dumb that it doesn't have them due to the ease of incorporation and whatnot, but seriously? I'm assuming you bought the thing to play games. Is it really a dealbreaker to play a game you want to play if it doesn't have little pop-ups show up on screen to let you know you did a thing?

@lion2447: Isn't it crazy how this is just a random comment on the internet, but it contains better decision making insight than the higher-ups at a huge company have? I'm not being sarcastic either. Because they're totally going to make huge, worse changes to the story and they definitely should have waited to announce it. The answer to that last one is simply that they wanted to get a stock boost and wanted to restore faith, but when that's followed up by years of production issues, lack of updates and delays, it makes things even worse.

@Daveof89: Completely agree. Spending that time of money just for a bigger screen is really fiscally irresponsible from a logical standpoint.

@zmanbarzel: Because those services are widely used by members of this site. They're posted because the people who already have those services can give Gamespot extra ad revenue by finding other stuff they use while on the page. On the other hand, most people not only don't use Vudu, but the things listed on this are mostly of the "nobody is going to watch this even if it's free" variety, which makes it stand in stark contrast to the purpose of the Netflix and PS Plus articles.

So, now the site has advertisements disguised as news? Fantastic.

I'm a bit skeptical on this. I love the series, but considering the budgetary issues they have with individual maps, I'm not sure that they'll have even remotely near the amount of money to make a good quality open-world.