@golden1elite: I'm on the (second) mission and the story is better than all these other games. What? Dude you're on the second mission, how the hell can you see the full story and judge that it's better? Just saying. It makes no sense.

@ILSATS: Yeah, alot of games aren't worth that price to me and that is why I almost never buy games new. I can understand that. If it's not worth that to you, then don't buy it in my opinion. It will be worth that to someone. Everytime I ever bought a COD game, which I haven't for a few years, 90% of people had never played the campaign.

These new games look great....until I realized that I have about 100 games I have never finished that I own. Procrastination for the win! Keep pumping out games, one day I'll get a PS4 and play them for 10 bucks...or not.

I have been enjoying the beta, and I love this take on the Star Wars universe. I think the game looks amazing. Obviously I haven't played the full release, and anything can happen, but I really think it will be good. Yes Star Wars itself adds to that appeal, just like most other franchises. I know some people dislike the online only part of the game, but let's face it. 90% of people don't even play the campaigns on these types of games. That's just the truth. They jump in online and never look back. On Battlefield type games especially. This game is not meant for that, and while I would like a single player component, and I do enjoy that type, I understand why. What's the point of pouring resources into a mode that only 10% even care about?

Man, how can you release a shitty Tony Hawk game? It doesn't even take much to make it fun. You could have just followed the old formula from THPS3, made it prettier, added a few things, and most people would be fine with it. It's not that hard.

It's always about the money. Shut up with the pandering. Nobody cares about the quality of their games as long as they are popular and sell well. You really think they are in it for pride? If they were they'd be Nintendo.

I think it's funny that people are allowing their personal distaste for Kanye West render his comments meaningless. He is right. Although, yes, they have no personal responsibility to "parent" your child, that is not even what this is about. He was speaking for all kids and all parents, not just himself. Do you think he cares how much money his daughter spends? No. Whether you agree or not, he does have a point, but it doesn't even matter. Society is all about that dollar, and nothing more.

Giving your kid an Ipad in todays world is like giving them a damn Etch a Sketch, it's normal. You want them to play around, learn, hit buttons, that's what kids do. It's so easy for a kid to buy things in app on a game, but at this point y ou should expect everything to be shady and out for monetary gain. Nobody cares about anything but that money. DLC is accepted now. Microtransactions are accepted now. Personally I have only bought a few items of DLC in my entire life. If you're stupid enough to buy them, that's on you, but as a 2 year old, obviously you can't differentiate. Most of you are missing his point, and I think he's a pretentious douchebag 90% of the time myself.

@demon-returns: I'm not either. It's just that it wouldn't do any good, and it wouldn't provide proper feedback or perspective. There are those who will only troll for dislikes, and those who will only go status quo for likes. It adds nothing to any discussion. I know people do that now, but some people love to see negatives on their comments.

@demon-returns: You don't really need either in my opinion. Some people who just disagree without you necessarily being wrong would just downvote you anyway. That's just how it works.

@brandonmacleodE: Guys I don't think they honestly took off points because it looks better than other Dynasty Warriors games. No game of this nature would be a 10. Let's just be real. Dynasty Warriors games get like 6s 5s and 7s if you're lucky and I still enjoy them. I know it's a niche, but I do. I do think they should have expanded upon the real negative points within the review and in the summary, however.