@jts1891 @harndoogle

Yeah, I guess it's a huge deal for people, who haven't subscribed yet.

But come on, people - I mean, I get now, why Sony is offering so many great free games in June - you get nine AAA games for free this month for 50 Dollar.

@StupidDopeFresh

I am already a Plus Member, so...

@Magnozunner

I respect that. I stayed with Sony. When everybody hated on the PS3, I supported it and in the end I was and still am very happy with it.

It's your right to distrust Sony. After all they all want money. But to be honest, if I have to choose, I would definitely say that Microsoft always was the bigger d*ck.

Why am I not surprised? It's a Tom McShea piece of cr'p review. It's the same guy who gave inFamous 2 a 7 and it's the same guy, who drove me away from Gamespot. Ironically, it's the same guy who lures me back, with his bs reviews.

Dear Tom, it's like you have some severe father or mother-issues and the PS3 reminds you of them. So that's why you try everything you can to just get even.

Maybe it sounds ridiculous, maybe I haven't played the game yet. But I've played inFamous 2 4 times and still loving it and feel like your score was unjustified. And I feel like The Last Of Us will again prove me right about you. That you are just doing it for the clicks.

Edge gave this game a 10. You know how often it happens? That's where I am heading now. But before I leave I just wanted to say: You just s#ck as a reviewer.

You are maybe a nice guy, but you should start working in a tollbooth, because clearly you have no taste in games.

The faces are dead. That's the problem. The Uncanny Valley. They look real, but not real enough. Something is off and it's off putting.

I always wonder, have the suits ever played a video game? How can someone do business with games, when they don't like, understand games?

Don't talk the Talk, just walk the walk. You can't bullsh*t me, the game looks just like MW3 ans BO1

I personally enjoyed Bioshock 2. I was very addicted by it. Sure, it's not the first one. It loses it's novelty, the story and characters are less fantastic, but they managed to change just enough, so it doesn't feel like the first. The fights are harder, the pace is faster, the Little Sister moment at the end was just one of the best moments in Rapture ever. Only things that bothered me: The new harvesting-adopting Little Sister mechanic became a boring and stressful chore. In the first Bioshock you had to kill the Big Daddy and that's it. Here you have to find corpses and than you have to defend the area. You have to do it with every adopted Little Sister three times. Second thing was the Big Sister. You always knew when she would appear. It was always after rescuing the last Little Sister in the level. It was such a downer. It had nothing dynamic to it. She never felt like a threat or anything. But otherwise: The new areas where great: Ryans Amusement Park was awesome.

I didn't see the WW3. Lol. A game is as good as the people behind it. Infinity Ward is gone, the talent left the studio and joined Respawn. You could always see the difference between an Infinity Ward CoD and a Treyarch CoD. Treyarch was always overshadowed. People should forget about Call of Duty, just like they forgot about Medal of Honor. History repeats itstelf and even though it is somehow ironic, that the talent behind Medal of Honor, who left EA and joined Activision to create Call of Duty, left Activision now, to rejoin EA to create the next war themed game. It's more like a curse really than a blessing for the devs. Not everybody is as lucky as Valve.

@SgtBeetle75 A gift is a gift. And those are great PS3 exclusives they offer. I myself own 3 of the 5 games, but I don't complain, it just proves, how good those games Sony offers for free are.