...that the next-gen consoles are going to be better than the highest-end PC. I've so far seen the specs on next-gen consoles and the math simply makes no logical sense. Now I'm no expert, technical wise, which is why I'm here and in need of your expertiese but how are developer arguing that next-gen consoles are better than the highest-end PC, unless they're just talking out of their arses. Here are my comp specs. I recently built my comp from scratch less than 3 months ago.

http://valid.canardpc.com/2812127

I'm seriously irritated beyond belief with these out-of-touch gaming executives trying to impress us with meaningless social media features on their "next-gen" consoles. NO ONE CARES. I don't know about you guys but all I really care about is games, am I wrong for this? 

Comeon, someone's GOT to know. Pleeeeeeeease!!!

What is theproper terminologyof the grass or muddy grass on either side of long stretch highway? Typicaly highways that lead to like mountains and/or forests??

Would it be Gorge? Ravine?

Your help is appreciated.

Ok first off sorry for the lackluster, but honest post I made last night. I had just finished playing the demo and was feeling bitter. The reason why was because I was thinking pretty hard about where the gaming industry was going and it made me upset, which is why I had only 1 word to say "-sucked-". But it's not fair for me to say that because I'm making it seem like only this game sucked, but in-fact what I'm really trying to say is that the majority of new games coming out "suck". The reason being is that there seems to be no true character involvement anymore. And what I mean by this is that when you play games from the past versus games of now it seems like all the games now feel to arcady. Press triangle, square, circle, circle, L2+X, L1, etc, etc. I don't know about you guys but that is NOT skill. This is button smashing for the dumb, and we humans are NOT dumb. We deserve more credit when it comes to computers and gaming, but the problem is that most gamers don't like to challenge themselves during games so they settle for easy, pick me up games, to settle their gaming urge, leaving out the ones who want more of an in-depth challenge out in the cold. Basically said this style of gaming is TOO aracady and has no true depth. I can't get into details because there is SO much for me to write that I simply don't have the time to write it (got to go to work in 15 minutes).

Final note, without sounding 100% negative, this game does have some cool features, but unfortunately I won't be buying this game. I will rent it for sure but buying it is out of the question. I'm 33 years old and I deserve more respect as a gamer then this button smashing approach. Although at times I would challenge myself by doing combos, it still feels too easy and lackluster. I know instantly when a game is bad when I feel like not playing it after a short while. I know subconsciously something is wrong and I have shut down my impulses to play. I don't know why but it's my brain telling me something is wrong.

But good luck to all those who enjoyed this game, I'm sure you'll find many cool things to do once you get it.

-sucked- :(Hiliary

the demo was fun..it just wasnt as special as i expected , i wont pick it up...not on launch at least..fun tho i admityungswift44

One of the most memorable moments for me is a scene from a film called Jules and Jim. In this scene, Jim visits his best friend, Jules, Jule's wife, Catherine, and their child, Sabina, after taking his time, visiting all the places in which the battles he fought in took place, finally being able to see Jules for the first time in years. After having a short conversation with the family, Jim is given a small tour of the house, eventually ending up at a balcony where he sees Jules playing with his daughter. He ends up running downstairs with Catherine and grabs Sabina, carrying her up a hill as Jules and Catherine run behind them. When they get to the top, they roll down the hill, stand up, and walk together in harmony with an extreme long shot, as the beautiful music in the background just cranks up for a brief moment and then going back down.

This scene reminds me of those times when I see my closest friends for the first time in a long time: the smile you get on your face when you see them and all the things you're dying to tell them -- it's a wonderful feeling. In a way, this is sort of my idea of what a family should look like. Jim is very similar to the type of person I want to be in that scene: he's like a cool uncle who visits rarely and gets along well with the his nieces or nephews. That extreme long shot of them walking through a huge open space at the edge of a forest makes me think about the freedom they must feel at that moment in time, which is what I feel when I'm extremely happy. The way that music gets nostalgic for a brief moment makes me think about how that moment in the film, like the moments that occur during our lives, is very brief (if you end up watching the film, you'll realize that this scene is one of those moments in a tragic story). This scene pretty much reminds me of those purely beautiful moments that don't occur so often in life.

ernie1989

Wow! I'll look this film up because now you have me wondering about this scene. Thank you very much for your input, that explanation was awsome.