@mogan: me either, I was so excited for the game all the way through development and had it pre ordered at launch. I've tried 4 times to get into the rhythm of the game but just can't do it. It's boring lol

I also though RDR2 was the same, I just don't find massive mostly empty maps interesting.

For me TLOU 1 was Joel and Ellie, even though the game was bleak and brutal there were still moments of hope. This sounds like they have taken that away just for some grad student "all humans are bad" kind of narrative. I really don't want to play any follow up to TLOU 1 where joel is just a discarded footnote, I felt most connected to him when playing.

I hope people get the same kind of kick in this that I did in the first one though.

Now I remember why I don't come on here anymore. Thank you ridiculous person who reviewed this game.

App uninstalling immediately.

I just find it hilarious that a film aimed at the new wave feminists has a cat as a main character.

It feels like this was going to be some add on dlc for mass effect andromeda but EA pushed them down the rebranding and monetization/online route.

On 12. They acknowledged and joked about killing her right in the opening credits on the normal cut didn't they?

Looks a bit pretentious and sinfully dull to me, and "Consequence Free" makes it sound more like an interactive video rather than a game.

I hope whoever buys it enjoys it though.

That doesn't sound good.

It sounds like a big flashy mess.

I got really bored of 3 after 5 hours, this one is a pass for me.

@goingpewpew: The appeal for me is having a tiny SNES with 600+ SNES games on it with original factory controllers and an easy menu to select games without changing cartridges.

Exactly the same for the mini NES - over 500 NES games on there with a nice menu.

Hopefully it will be the same for the Playstation Classic.

Surely you can see the appeal of having a console created by the original manufacturer but with every title released on there for instant play?