Release the aim button L2 between killing enemies. When you re-press L2 it'll automatically lock onto another target if there is one in the general direction you're pointing. So kill, release L2, press L2 to lock onto the next guy, shoot, release L2, etc. The only part that might be difficult for you is the sniper rifle, where you'll have to manually aim.

Dishonored has stealth and action. Not too difficult either, but had an interesting and unique world with a good story.

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Beat it last night and I loved every second of the 29 hours I put in. :)

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29 hours/ Is that with doing all the side stuff or just the story?

The story would be around that much. But there are a zillion side quests and hidden stuff and side games and everything else. I imagine you could put 100 hours into it if you did everything.

Every single mission has been fun. They seem to get better and better as I go along.

Right now I'm thinking GTA V would be in a three-way tie for my favorite game this gen, along with RDR and Dark Souls.

I have a 55" Samsung TV 120hz and it looked kind of choppy until I adjusted the clear motion rate thing on it.

I've played Tomb Raider since the first game. This new one was kind of a cross between Uncharted and Tomb Raider. I thought the story was fun. There's still puzzles, platforming, and a lot of hidden stuff. It's kind of linear but the areas are large enough where you don't feel like you're being forced down a corridor like in Uncharted.

They did take Tomb Raider in sort of a new direction, which a lot of TR fans had a hard time accepting, but they did such an exceptional job of it while keeping a lot of the old elements. I consider it a Top 10 game this gen.

I'm playing GTA V until next gen, then trading in the PS3 and games on launch day.

I won't be getting any other PS3 games unless they get outstanding reviews.

Digital Foundry analyzed the PS3 and 360 versions. Here's what they found:

1. PS3 (disc) has slightly better graphics/less pop-ins

2. 360 has better frame-rate on cut scenes

3. Frame-rate for gameplay is about the same -- 25-30fps with rare dips

The digital PS3 version is buggy, and the 360 version is the same way if you install the play disc, but I think Rockstar may have patched the 360 problem now.

AFAIK, you have to fully install all next gen games on your hard drive. Whether you've got PS4 or Xbox One. So physical copy or digital, you have to do a complete install. Both consoles have a 500gb hard drive. Some current gen games (uncharted 3- 43.5gb, The Last of Us 28gb) indicate that next gen games could be around 40gb... so it's possible you might only be able to have 10 or so games installed at a time.

The PS4 allows you to replace the HDD with any HDD or SSD as long as it's 2.5. You can't do this with Xbox One. Xbox One will offer additional external memory at some point (MS said not available at launch), and it appears you will have to buy a MS product -- which means they'll probably rake you over the coals cash-wise.

1) Dark Souls

2) Red Dead Redemption

3) Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch

4) Portal 2

5) Skyrim

6) Far Cry 3

7) Fallout 3

8) The Last of Us

9) Uncharted 2

10) Tomb Raider