CaiserZero

I would say the fanbase is also a part of main problem as well.

IKR, buying only quality games

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Nickelback.

 

They are overrated as the band to use when to insult people. Why aren't people using Maroon 5, Mackelmore and Ryan Lewis, and Kings of Leon more often. And let's not forget Hanson.

Imagine Dragons

Led Zeppelin or probably The Beatles.

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It also makes me laugh how people were making fun of the wii u because it was getting last gen games with enhancements around launch time but now it's happening with ps4 and xb1 no ones really making fun of that.

They had reasons though. Mass Effect 3 Special Edition is the ace kicker in the whole bunch.  Black Ops 2 also suffered from no DLC, something Treyarch have been promising since Black Ops, the difference this time being that the Wii U's online isn't restricted like the Wii.  A lot of the more original titles like Nintendo Land and ZombiU have given mixed reactions across the board.

And while no one complains about it here, there are plenty of people on forums for the PS4 who aren't happy with the state of the PS4, for reasons such as why this topic exists in the first place.  I will say though, that there are a number of PS4 owners who have switched from XBox 360 and have never played the Last of Us before, much like how I hadn't played Tomb Raider before Definitive.  

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True, but not everyone prefers PC. Considering how much of a pos my computer actually is for something like Tomb Raider, it's actually cheaper for me to get it for PS4.

...Eugh, I always hate doing this to myself. I have a list up on my profile that's tried to squash a little bit of everything into one top 10, but the problem is that I have very different 'styles' of favourites. I'll try to explain what I mean:

 

"Design."

 

These are the sort of games that I deem my favourite on account of how every aspect of them comes together to form the finished product. Things like art direction and style, music, the world itself, the plot and characters, tropes and devices used within it and how mechanics aid all these other aspects are what put a game into this category of favourites. Typically speaking, this is for truly epic games like RPGs, and quite a few that seem to fall under the vague branch of Action/Adventure. A few good examples are things like Shadow of the Colossus, Majora's Mask, Asura's Wrath and Metal Gear Solid 1/2/3/4.

 

"Technical."

 

These are the games that deserve to be measured strictly through design of the game part of the game. This is all about mechanics, control and feedback, with things like depth also affecting what I think of the game in this regard. With this in mind, you're looking mostly towards fighting games, hack 'n' slashes and platformers. Some respective examples would include the insanely technical and detailed Guilty Gear, the deceptively streamlined and 'simple' Devil May Cry series and the almost twitch-perfect design of the earlier Sonic and Mega Man games.

 

"Fun."

 

This is Smash Bros.. Like, really, that's all this is. Smash is so fun that it deserves its own block. I suppose it's worth mentioning that it's also a pretty good blend of the two styles listed above, which is probably what makes it fun. Fun fun fun.

I watched the direct in hopes that it would be able to convey what exactly this game is. It didn't do that.

Day one purchase.

I'm not happy with any of my dead paperweights. 

Should of been Jon Stewart.