@kabloe:

I still wait for this. Issues aside, the game is pretty great. The characters (Female V and Johnny especially) and overall storyline are really good. And with every update the game gets better and better, something I'm willing to wait for while I play new games in the meantime.

You're more than entitled to not like Cyberpunk, especially with it's ridged history, but yes - there are people out there still waiting for this game to reach it's full potential.

He also voiced Homunculus in the very underrated game Shadow of Destiny.

Leon with that cool bomber jacket he had in RE4's opening would be pretty cool, if I even played Fortnite. Which I do not.

That short video Nathan Fillion did a while back looks more like Uncharted than this movie. I at least hope they made room for a Nolan North cameo in this movie somewhere. He'll always be the true Nathan Drake.

I'm hoping these versions have auto-saves and checkpoints, like GTAV did.

@residentbowser: Maybe you're too young to remember but the N64 era was incredible. So many great games came out for the N64. Zelda: Ocarina of Time, Zelda: Majora's Mask, Goldeneye, Perfect Dark, Banjo-Kazooie, Super Mario 64, Super Smash Bros., Donkey Kong 64 etc etc

I love Vaas as much as the next person, but him magically being alive is just poor writing. Jason Brody killed him in FC3, avenging his brother. Vaas somehow surviving robs Jason of that victory. Very rarely does reviving a dead character works - SR's Johnny Gat is one of the few I can think of, since you never saw him die. But even though the fight scene was trippy, we saw Jason put a knife through Vaas. Besides, a lot of people on the island confirm Vaas' death. Even Ubisoft did when questioned about it.

How does Layers of Fear get another sequel? Are these games more popular than I realize? Because I played the first one and it was the same trick for the entire game. Got very, very boring. I know about different opinions and tastes and all that - but seriously? Who out there is jumping for joy at this news?

Gladiator II: Shadows and Dust. It will be a prequel starring a younger Antonius Proximo, originally played by the late Oliver Reed. Russel Crowe could have small cameo in it as Maximus' father. They could even have Joaquin Phoenix play a younger Marcus Aurelius.

I always found Proximo an interesting character and felt there was more to say.