Isn't looking great? We've barely seen anything on the game. Do you mean sounding great?

I feel like your intelligence is wasted here. It's clearly not a port but these brain-dead drones won't listen to you either way.

Does it really matter? Sony had no say in these games being exclusive on PS4, that was their developers choice because of the severe advantage the PS4 has over the rest of the market. A lot of these developers are seeing the potential in the PC market, and that the PC market is more willing to purchase their games than they thought.

More people will now be able to play some great games? Sounds great to me.

Looks great, and graphics are so good now, I don't even care about a graphics king. I can't think of any AAA ps4 game where I think "I wish the graphics were a bit better".

If PS5 means we get higher FPS, better AI, bigger worlds, more enemies on screen, I'm down for it. Better graphics? Not bothered, it's more than good enough for me now. Time to focus on gameplay.

I would hate for E3 to dwindle out, I look forward to it a lot every year. I actually miss Nintendo's conferences, I like the wait between announcements to build hype. I think I might be alone in that though..

Nioh is one of the best games I've ever played. IMO it's better than Ninja Gaiden, funny how opinions work eh?

Who are you to say the software is limited? I have bought as many games for my Switch since it released as my PC/PS4.

I get what you're saying, but yeah niche was the wrong word, it's just not as popular. Despite the quality of both Nioh and the Souls games, I understand why they don't reach the same heights as casualised games like Watch Dogs, they are simply much more difficult and complex.

But yeah I agree, from a designers point of view, I think they are much better quality games. Although I am very happy with the sales, if I was asked to project the sales heights of a game like Dark Souls, I would have been seriously impressed if it broke 1m. Who had ever thought it'd break 3m? There's a lot more smart people out there than I imagined!

No, it's not. Even games like Yakuza that are considered niche, sell quite a few hundred thousand and still making enough profit to continue making sequels of a high quality. There are plenty of franchises churning out sequels on or under a few hundred thousand sales. Two million is in no shape or form, niche.

The combat is great, but I hated the random loot. From Software games encourage and reward exploration, Nioh not so much.

The level design wasn't as good, and the enemy variety was severely lacking. Nonetheless, I enjoyed the game immensely and if they manage to fix those flaws, Nioh 2 is going to be fantastic.

It's been years since I played, but I believe it was the dungeon layouts and general method of how you progress through the game.

Darksiders 1 had a dungeon, puzzles, an item in each one and a boss at the end. I don't remember the 2nd being like that, it was more areas you just go through like a GoW title. The level design just wasn't as good IMO, and the abundance of loot just felt out of place.

I just remember not liking it and being very let down, finished the 1st one three times and couldn't finish the 2nd one even once.