Only issue I take these days with game worlds is that they have become TOO big. Liberty City was great in GTA3 because you could map it out in your head. When GTA4 came around it lost that feel.

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Amazeballs...... I like that

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No, no it won't. I'm not being PC master race but it is just fact that it won't. At best it will be the same, but even that is a stretch.

Holy hell!!!! That is some serious recommended specs!

Still running two 570s (1.2GB version I think) and a 970 i7, good on RAM though with 12GB. At least they are honest

Interested but I would wait for the next gen version

Sounds like a side step than an upgrade. I like the swap to Mini-USB and the extra battery but the 1GB built in storage is near useless and going from an OLED to LCD is just a move to reduce manufacturing costs. Not too keen on holding a device 20% thinner device either, I think this is one of the rare cases in electronics where you need a bit of bulk to allow grip.

Bought and 100% in a weekend. One of my favourite PS Vita games.

Rubbish!!!! You cocked up and don't want to admit it. Look at all the other stuff Microsoft publish.

Can't they just say, "we passed because we didn't think it would work. Woops our bad!". I wouldn't blame them I think I would have passed too.

I don't understand this.

No it's not. At least not in the sense people think. I can only really see a single time that there has been a series "killer", and it is not until you really think about it that it makes sense. CoD4 was the Halo killer. Each and every year up until the release of CoD4 Halo dominated the Live play time charts. Halo was the be all end all ambassador of console FPS. Both those roles are now (ironically) assigned to CoD.

That is about as much a killer as huge franchises get. They are never going to die, just have a slightly reduced userbase.