Twisted Metal PS3

Yeah the online was botched at launch and the controls were hard to get used to, but I love vehicle combat and the core game play was great.

@jg4xchamp: My problem with Devil May Cry was the linear level design and lack of getting lost. Also very few puzzles.

I see a lot of kids with Phones and Tablets more than anything. Playing games and watching movies.

I've seen a handful of 3DS, and a few switches. Mostly older kids. I even saw a Vita once.

Tablets and phones have taken over for most, you can just do more on them when in public.

Digiorno, Tombstone are good.

I also like the store brands, such as Kroger Brand and Kroger Premium select brands

@nepu7supastar7:

Very debatable.

Your disk can sit on a shelf protected in a case without constantly spinning from use.

Your HDD is part of a game console, PC, or laptop that is constantly on and spinning. HDD's go bad.

The only solution for permanent archiving is having the media in abundance in multiple formats. Such as the cloud, disks, and downloads on HDD

@SolidGame_basic: I want to say DMC5 as well because the core combat in the game is very good, especially with Dante.

But like others have said, the story(and the way it's told), characters, and level design aren't very good at all. These really keep the game from being AAA in my opinion.

Like most 3D zelda games? (WW and BOTW excluded)

• Astral Chain
• Ghost of Tsukushima

Off the top of my head anyway.

@heirren: It's not that it's different from the original games....

It looks like the last of us or uncharted with it's narrative driven design. GOW is very similar to other Sony Exclusives. Like I said not a bad thing, but it wasn't adding anything new to the formula

@heirren: See my above post.

I don't point out any flaws in GOW but the game does play it safe and doesn't try anything new