@Mogan: I don't feel like looking up the IGN in-game footage that Gamespot posted for at least one of their articles. You can do that yourself. Yes, a 8 looks a lot better than a 6.

I'm not saying that Gamespot is wrong and IGN is right. I've only played the first '10' hours (though 2 hours somehow went missing), so I can't agree or disagree with their score. What I am saying is that Gamespot didn't pull any punches and I have little doubt it is because they weren't given the gameplay exclusives that IGN was. I am not talking about creator interview stories.

Remember Bioware/EA, this is what happens when you shaft Gamespot and give IGN all your exclusive looks.

Obvious fake mustache is obvious.

..I'm hyped.

@justinhaywald: They only give you are hard time because they're jealous.

Hi Justin. How are you?

@joupena: I am not. So I can't help you in that regard. You should report it to Origin though. Under Origin<help<origin error reporter and fill out a support ticket. That is the best I can offer.

@joupena: Andromeda officially launches on March 21, but a 10-hour trial of the game will be available on Xbox One and PC for EA/Origin Access subscribers starting on March 16.

Unforturnately.. Maybe that is why some can download now while people like us have to wait till 17th. Unless you are a Origin Access Subscriber.. then you're getting screwed.

@joupena: Mine says pre-load starts on 17th 1PM EDT. I live in the US/OHIO so it isn't just you.

@Tamz: I didn't even know that Thimbleweed Park comes out on the 30th. This year really has been an explosion of awesome games and it's still got 9 more months to build upon.

Although things slow down there is still Red Dead Redemption 2, Detroit: Become Human, Ni No Kuni 2, Xenoblade Chronicles 2, Oddworld: Soulstorm, and Super Mario Odyssey are that is just off the top of my head.

Sure does make up for the last couple years.

Mass Effect: Andromeda and Persona 5 release within a couple weeks of each other. I am so freaking hyped!