The film was great. JJ Abrams played it safe, smart, familiar and set it up for the next films to come. Very well cast, the new guys all did a great job.
@capocrimeboss: lol well done, I run in doorways if there are any (hopefully) nearby and shoot them. The AI is pretty good in that regard though, if they can't get to you they run off and hide...and wait.
Getting in power armor for the first time and jumping down from the building on to the street below in Fallout 4. Looks great, sounds even better. Shooting the arms of a ghoul and watching it still run around and try to headbutt me instead. I could go on and on regarding special moments or unique game play that I have seen in Fallout 4.
@duty14: I'm not sure what I can tell you except get over it. Technology moves on, games move on, life moves on. If you want to be stuck in the past then don't purchase your new TV or if you do, accept that at some point in life technology will render your purchase obsolete. The reason I said 'bingo' is for exactly that reason. As the OP said, "why by a new gen console only to worry about old gen games". Move on champ.
@duty14: That's easy. If I'd invested an amount of money in movies, I'd A) be aware that my new equipment will not be able to play the movies before I purchased this equipment and B) If I did go ahead and purchase the new equipment regardless, I'd keep the little box that played those movies in the TV cabinet hooked up and ready to go so that my investment in those movies isn't wasted.
Clearly GOTY material. Had it have been The Witcher 3 he would have perished, and like anyone in the Witcher fanclub his Dungeon and Dragons collection, chess membership card, childrens comic book collection and box of used tissues beside his monitor would have perished along with him.
@virtuasega: So 'pop it in' your PS2 then and stop it with the tears. Or lol, did you keep the disc all these years but not you know, the thing that actually plays said disc.
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