@themetal1996: i found no problems at all (playstation), what are you referring to? the only thing that's different is that you no longer (or oddly enough very rarely) can crack 2 crates/barrels with your knife at once, which always worked on ps3. oh and r1/l1 are switched with r2/l2, but i already got used to that. Did you find any glitches or bugs?

@skyhighgam3r: i always stay true to PS. not saying it is better than xbox (god forbid), it's just what i started with back in the day and what i got accustomed to. there are a few xbox exclusives i always wanted to play, like alan wake or the new "inside", but it was never enough for me to buy an additional console. on the other hand there are a lot of ps-exclusives that are just right up my alley, like god of war, uncharted and demon's souls/bloodborne. and those are some of my favourite series which also keeps motivating me to stay with PS. on the other hand (the other other hand) i have never played a gears of war in my life.

Prince of Persia Revelation... why have i never heard of this?

Edit: this site has pretty much no information about this game, except for an article from 2013 suggesting that a game like that may come out sometime.

man i would love a new bioshock. this is one of the best game-series i know. rapture is such an amazing place they could easily let another game take place there. maybe introduce underwater combat and take over some of the vertical combat from infinite. i got the money right here!

@plastiqueworld: the 2nd didn't have a great villain (or rather 2 great villains) like the 1st had, but i found the story equally compelling. finding out who you are and why you are a big daddy. i also found bioshock 2 a clear improvement gameplay-wise, the powers were all improved and more logically upgraded (in the 1st bioshock you could for example ignore the 2nd upgrade of a plasmid and directly purchase the 3rd which i found very odd). the only thing that was really missing from bioshock 2 was a very hard difficulty. in the endgame you're way OP with those continous streams of plasmids, so a harder difficulty would've been really cool.

bioshock infinite was brilliant, a true masterpiece of a videogame with great combat gameplay, smart use of exposition to immerse you and a great, somewhat complex story. Oh and don't forget those remixes <3 <3 <3

@skyhighgam3r: OCD? ;)

@Mogan: nope, they all just look slightly better. re5 does have an additional mercs-mode with 300 enemies per map called "no mercy". don't know if something similar exists for re6, but re6 does have its own mercs.

@Marky360: not sure, when i went to my gaming store in the city they said it's only digital. but i'm only interested in re5 anyway, since i bought re4 for both ps2 and ps3 i'm not going to buy that again and i don't have any friends that play re6. re5 is like the ultimate game for me. every aspect of it is nearly perfect, from the inventory management to how enemies react to your bullets (and where you hit them) and it is so much fun in coop.

would that also mean i could add xbox players as friends? that would be pretty cool.

so i saw all merc characters are now together in 1 mercs called "mercs united". does anyone know what scoring system is used (mercs or mercs reunion)? and also what about the enemy health (enemies had less health in reunion compared to regular mercs) and did they change the damage output on some chars for that matter as well?

i'll be playing the story 1st and probably start mercs this weekend. any1 wanna team up for some mercs add me ("fenykh" on ps), i'm pretty awesome (or so i claim). if you're blasting everyone with bullets don't bother though.