The smaller amount of people is the largest letdown IMO. The single best option I've seen for PC was Sleeping Dog's option for the world population. Having more cars and people in the city sell the feel of the city. It's too bad the consoles don't seem to be able to handle it quite yet. I'm sure if last gen was dropped, the engine could probably do it.
I wouldn't put the same score as some games have gotten from here, but then again, I also realize it's not my score, it's GS's, and it's not even so much GS's as it is that reviewer being forced to put a numerical value for their feelings on the game.
Then again, I'm fairly unique about the games I like and don't like, I've yet to find a reviewer that matching more than 2/3rds of the time so I just take it all as "I'm not looking for the score, I'm looking to be better educated about the game."
@jasonredemption: I am completely fascinated with Knights. If I'm conflicted I almost always choose a knight. As I said before though, I like to mix it up as well.
Legend of Dragoon. If they refuse to ever make the sequel they could at least redo the original in HD. The only issue I could see would be the hand-drawn backgrounds.
That's awesome news! Like Marcheesgr said, I have yet to play it as well. My launch PS3 finally died and I have yet to get it repaired so holding off on PS3 games a the moment.
1993 is the first absolute solid memory of gaming for me but honestly even since I could hold a controller. Gaming is my hobby and my passion. It's not just something I do for simple entertainment so no, I'll never stop gaming.
Just the fact that players will be able to skip the starter areas after Coldharbour if they want. A lot of people (including the people writing for this site) complained about how slow and limited they are. I didn't mind them, but they definitely aren't a good example of the mainland gameplay.
I couldn't bring myself to get past the starting area. Perhaps I'd enjoy it more now...
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