I find it funny that folks seem to think the first year of a consoles release is supposed to be packed with one hit game after another.

When has that ever actually happened? Are people forgetting what has happened in the last few decades for console releases?

@jack00 Diablo III came out in mid-May 2012. That's just a few weeks over 1 year ago.

Once a cash grab, always a cash grab.

I bought my Vita, and a 32GB memory card, for a total of $260'ish. The unofficial price drops have been pretty great, if you go looking for them. $260 is still on the steep side, but I've been happy with it overall.

If you've already got a PS+ membership, the "free" games included have been insane.

GRIPES: The system UI is complete shit. As far as I can tell I can't uninstall downloaded games without deleting ALL files related to that game (game saves etc).

@Joeguy00 Have you looked at Ragnarok Odyssey yet?

@Joeguy00 Persona 4 is pretty epic'ish.

It is a little puzzling that they'd bother to remake the first Fable game. It was good, but by no means a classic by any stretch. In fact, it fell a country mile short of the lofty goals that it was supposed to meet (as dictated by the creators).

Granted, there is a good chance the recreated version will perhaps address a number of the original issues. Hopefully it is not a limited remake and they go above-and-beyond.

So much for selling on ebay, or between friends.

This suggests that all copies of a game will have unique codes assigned to them instead of being exactly identical coming out of the factory.

Interesting.

Alan Wake announced at E3 2005, released in 2010.

So can we expect Quantum Break in 2018?