I already have it on PS3, but I will 100% purchase it on PC. According to what I've read, your GTA Online character will transfer across versions, so my PS3 online character with his apartment and everything can now be on PC, with the additional wildlife and player count and graphics that are sure to accompany.

I honestly was excited to get Watch_Dogs, but man that game did not pan out to the hype. It is definitely not a huge graphical improvement over GTA, with an extremely shallow city, mechanics, and story that I honestly am excited to get back into an open world game that knows what its doing. Considering how amazing the Max Payne 3 port was, I'd also wager GTA V might be better optimized than Watch_Dogs.

I only hope the amount of content addition is significant and that the price point is around $50 or less.

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It is better than Battlefield 3 and the Medal of Honor games, but still really short and lame. The story is basically a mix of all the cool moments you saw in Call of Duty games, but watered down, and the ending is easily the most anticlimactic ending I can think of.

I'd say it's ok for wasting some time, but mostly only worth playing for the multiplayer unlocks.

It's more Arkham City, so if you expect innovation like the previous Arkham games you might be disappointed, but it's more awesome Batman gameplay that is worth checking out. At the very least, it's something to play until the next Rocksteady game, and gives us a good look at the Batman of the game universe. It is really cool that the animated, cinematic and comic universes are quite different.

If I could get that much for playing Battlefield or Counter Strike 8 hours a day, I would play the shit out of those games for millions. Hell, I'd do it for minimum wage.

Uncharted 4, as fun as Killzone: Shadow Fall looks, I think the Uncharted series is my absolute favorite PS franchise. Right now none of the launch titles make me want to get a PS4 or Xbone immediately, but an Uncharted game on launch would very much make me reconsider that.

For Xbone, I think a new franchise would help, right now Halo and Gears are a bit tiring, especially since their creators have passed off creation of games to other devs (Bungie to 343 for instance)

We're not saying ME3 is the better game necessarily, that depends on whether or not you played the first two.

If you haven't played Mass Effect 1 and 2, or at the very least Mass Effect 2, you are doing yourself a massive disservice by not playing the game the way it was meant to be played.

Assassin's Creed II on the other hand does a pretty good job of bringing you up to speed, so if you didn't play the first AC game it can still be recommended (though if you do play AC1 first you are rewarded with some references and interesting story stuff).

So yeah, play ME3 if you have a save file for previous ME games, if not go for ACII and wait until you can afford all the ME games at once.

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Haha, Americans and their "health care plans". It's almost as if they don't deserve the benefits of collective health care......."GAWD DAYME CLAYTON, we dun need no collactive halth care!!! Dem sooocalists tryina take aaaare moneyyy!" Try saying that with a straight face while you gladly pay for your cops to drive around with assault rifles in their cars and the military gets founded with trillions of billions of millions of dollars. Idiots.

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So do idiots just assume real life America is like a Hollywood action movie directed by Michael Bay? Because the more I read dissenting opinions, the more it feels like people really think America consists of southerners and action movie stars with guns and rednecks everywhere.

Anyone wondering about suppression, I believe certain weapons have very little (if any) suppression, so if you want to suppress people effectively you'll want to stick to explosives and light machine guns. Even then, the accuracy loss that you got from BF3 suppression is gone, so it works a little more like in Red Orchestra 2 (where you just have a harder time aiming, but your bullets will go where you aim them as usual).

I like the concept and mechanics, but my God is it laggy and does it perform terribly.

I've run into some weird bugs, including one where as I walked forward, I seemed to walk up an invisible staircase until I was standing in the air next to a building top. Lag is causing a lot of frustration for me, including incidents where the hit detection seems nonexistent sometimes or my parachute fails to deploy, and even on medium the game runs like crap when I was able to run BF3 on the highest settings easily.