My hype for the game has decreased after seeing the footage today. It looks like if Fallout, Destiny, and No Man's Sky had a three-way and produced a baby. And I'm not a fan of any of those games, so meh.

I'll continue to keep an eye on it, but unless I see something more exciting than what they showed today, I think that I will probably now be skipping this game, and just wait for the next Elder Scrolls.

Well, RE has fun gameplay. SH does not.

I can't say that there was much here that appeals to my gaming tastes. I was hoping to see Perfect Dark, Fable, and Indiana Jones; but got none of that.

And I actually lost some interest in Starfield as that did not look as exciting as I hoped it would be. I'll still continue to keep an eye on it, but unless I see more impressive footage, I don't think I'm going to buy it anymore.

I still have all of my old Nintendo consoles so single player games getting released for Nintendo Switch Online doesn't excite me as I can just play them on my old consoles.

I only get excited about multiplayer games being released with added online play as that is something that I can't have on the old consoles. I'm waiting for the release of stuff like Mario Party 1 to 3, Super Smash Bros, Bomberman 64, Wayne Gretzky's 3D Hockey, WWF No Mercy, and Goldeneye 007 (I know the last three are very unlikely due to licensing, but I can dream).

Given that I have big hands, I loved it and it was one of the reasons that I preferred to buy games on the Xbox.

Whenever any company acquires another company, they always say that nothing will change with the acquired company because that is what they have to say. But they always eventually change.

What I think will happen once the acquisition is completed is that any Activision game that has already released for PlayStation platforms will continue to be supported for as long as the community around the game remains large enough for it to make sense to continue to support it. But new Activision games going forward will be exclusive to Xbox, PC, and GamePass.

PlayStation platforms will no longer receive the new Activision games UNLESS Sony agrees to allow GamePass on PlayStation in which case PlayStation owners could subscribe to GamePass to play the games. Either way, Microsoft wins because if this does put enough pressure on Sony to allow GamePass on PlayStation that would greatly benefit Microsoft's long-term business strategy.

Gears of War. I never liked the Halo series.

Thus far, it is the Wii U by far. It simply has a far better library of games than the Xbox One and PS4. The Xbox One comes in a distant second and the PS4 comes in last.

Donkey Kong Country is the correct answer.

Just because Sony made the DS4 a huge improvement over the piece of crap DS3; that doesn't make it the best. It's definitely the best PlayStation controller ever by far and overall I consider it good enough that I'm not cursing anytime I have to use it like I was with the previous dualshock controllers, but it is still inferior to Xbox controllers and even some Nintendo controllers.

The DS4 still has many flaws like terrible battery life, cheap rubber on the analog sticks, bad left analog stick placement for modern games, while the triggers are improved over the DS4 they still are inferior to the Xbox triggers, and while the overall build and ergonomics of the controller are a huge improvement over previous dualshock controllers, it is still not as comfortable to hold as a Xbox controller.

The only advantage the DS4 has over Xbox controllers is a far better d-pad; in fact, I think the DS4 has the greatest d-pad of all time, so I definitely prefer to use it over any other controller for retro-style games, but for modern-style games, the DS4 is decent and a big improvement over Sony's previous controllers, but there are better controllers out there.