@W4rl0ck: You're free to ruin the game for yourself if you want, but infinite ammo wouldn't make the game a survival game anymore and probably not much of a horror either....what exactly do you want this game for?

I don't understand why you need a 3rd party device to play PC games in the living room. Do people just not understand that your PC tower can plug into the tv?

@tsunami2311: You might want to check out octopath traveller for nintendo switch it's a square enix game that is something like the old school ff games. I feel the same way as you and also didn't get ff15....but if you really want them to change you should support them when they make good decisions like octopath or i am setsuna

I came here to watch some good matches and maybe learn something from pros but noone knew how to play at all...what a waste of time

@prolificoracle: Almost all RTS games are PC exclusives as well like total war or warcraft. Some were ported to console though like the original starcraft or age of empires 2, though when AOE 2 was ported to console it didn't include the expansion.

Are these costumes unlocked the same way as new costumes are unlocked in the original game? In the original you had to not fire a single bullet the whole beginning part of the game which then spawns a zombie with lots of health just before going into the police station, (make a right then go down the stairs) you need to use almost all of the ammo you saved up by not shooting and the zombie drops a locker key.

@nintendians: I kind of want this too but the N64 classic might not hold up as well because of the single analog stick. I mean goldeneye was absolutly amazing when it came out but try playing it now and you will be frustrated that the analog stick doesn't control movement (it uses the C buttons) and you can't aim while moving, also there is a seperate button you need to push if you want to aim at all. Older platforms hold up because you don't need analog sticks for 2D games. With the game selection they picked for this playstation console it could work and the N64 classic could work too but I think some of the fan favorite N64 games should maybe not be included.

For people like myself who live in remote locations where the internet isn't very good and there is no cellphone reception it's not that the game CAN be played single player but the persistant online connection that makes it an automatic no buy.

The combat in this game reminds me a lot of dark souls....anyone else?

Since weed is legal in Canada today more developers should be offering free gaming rewards for buying an ounce.