First of all, it really doesn't play like Diablo (it plays more like an "action strategy game", with targeted skills and a reticle).

Besides, Path of Exile is the reference in the ARPG genre, not Diablo III.

Other than that, it seems to be a decent game.

@og_gamerzzz: Haven't you heard? The console war is over. Nintendo won. Go home, hater.

@reavern: The game is not just a firecracker, as it will remain popular for a long time, even with the numbers drop. It's a great mobile game and a great Pokémon game overall (even when compared to the original series). It is definitely not a "freemium" game, since you can play it and make a lot of progress without spending a penny (spending money only makes things faster). Combat IS strategic, it's just not "turn based" like in the original series. Hackers are being notably banned and the CP of Pokémon dominating the gyms is returning to an acceptable level. The game came out only a month ago, and it is making steady and good progress, with constant updates (the latest one came out yesterday, and the new "Appraise" mechanic is very useful).

It's basically the same system used to discover IV's on the main series - you talk to a NPC, and you infer the IV according to the adjective and excitement present on the description.

Now it's clear that Niantic will follow the same line as in the main series, by turning everything cryptic and difficult. As in the main series, you will have to "meta-study" the game from outside sources simply because the game doesn't want to hand you the necessary information. I don't like the idea of recurring to websites and calculators just to know if a Pokémon is worthy.

Why can't the game (or the series itself) just show me the Individual Values is something I'll never understand.

Overwatch is a great game overall. The graphics are light and beautiful, the gameplay is the smoothest I've ever seen on its genre, and the characters overflow with personality.

On the other hand, it could have a lot more content for its price. What's the point in having such a rich lore and create this amazing cast of characters if you're not going to tell anything about the game's story? I mean... Except for Winston, Widowmaker and Tracer, which appeared on the promotional trailers, there is ZERO information about the other characters. Who is Roadhog? What does he fight for in Overwatch? Which side is he on? (*I know there are comics and other media, but I am talking about "in game" content)

They could've made short story missions for each character, that would allow you to test and know the characters.

Hell... They could've used the same maps and objectives from the Multiplayer, just inside a story context, and I would be 'ok' with that.

Unfortunately, this game follows the same trail that Street Fighter V and many others are paving: games that are extremely focused on one purpose, and that requires you to be playing competitively against other players all the time.

I feel really tempted to buy this game, I loved playing it, but I feel like buying it equals to supporting this kind of half-baked released game.

GTA Online is a great game. One of the most immersive (if not the most) experiences I've ever had.

The major problem with the Online is that it is COMPLETELY INFESTED by hackers. There is not a single time I login without being annoyed by thousand tanks being spawned over my head. I have to switch to another server, but it is a pain in the ass and it hinders the game's credibility.

@JimmyCos Yeah. WoW is dead. It's just the most sucessful MMORPG that ever existed. Right.

Did he just call the guy a 'son of a bitch'?

@HIT3kNology Yeah... It really spoils the feeling of wonder and discovery. I wish I could erase all my World of Warcraft knowledge so I could play it again with naive eyes.

"Ignorance is a bless"

One thing that scares new players is the fact that they have to buy 4 Expansion Packs to fully play the game. Who cares about Wrath of the Lich King or Cataclysm nowadays?? Just turn everything into a single economic package, and WoW will keep it's reign for years to come.