Literally nobody was excited for this game.

Seriously, what am I missing here??

@ditronus:

PC is insanely fragmented with system requirements. Seriously when was the last time you didn't see the internet completly explode with complaints about some newly launched AAA game not working on various configs of different PC gaming rigs.

"I have the base Xbox One and this new game runs like crap !!! "

I can see it already.

@JustinGoSka:

It's a fun game and it looks good. I usually wouldn't reccommend a NFS game but I reccommend this one.

@barcaazul:

Stop lying bruh,

You don't have to re-buy Xbox 360 games to play on your XB1 if you already own them. Sony FORCES you to RE-BUY the game if you want to play a last gen game on you PS4. Or even worse they try to get you to pay their insanely overpriced rental fees to stream old games on your PS4.

I have a bunch of 360 games ready to play on my XB1 because I already owned them on 360 plus I get to download and play all of the free Xbox 360 Games with Gold to my XB1 for the fabulous price of absolutely nothing because I have a Gold subscription.

PS4's B.C. program is a joke when compared to XB1.

Hardware upgrades on consoles don't work and do nothing but fracture what was once a unified market.

If a dev makes a game for a 2nd generation XB1 what happens with the people that didn't upgrade? If they do end up releasing a hardware upgrade they better make sure ALL games work on ALL versions of the console, both new and old. If MS doesn't make it mandatory that all games work on all versions of the console it would be a failure of absolutely devastating proportions.

Tread lightly with this one Phil.

I will probably end up renting Gods of Egypt since the trailers didn't look good enough for me to go see it in theaters....too much cgi.

However, he isn't wrong about critics and their herd mentality. Just look at Force Awakens, NO WAY that movie should be rated that high.

I would like a Dragon Age game with better twitch/combat controls.

(Braces for impact from Dragon Age "purists")

I just got through watching Agent 47 over the weekend. It wasn't good. Even if it wasn't the worst movie I have ever seen I have a hard time thinking any real Hollywood filmaker could look at Agent 47 and believe that they have made a good movie.

I think the key to success it two fold:

1. Have the creators involved or at least consult in order to stay true to the spirit of the ip.

2. Get honest to goodness proven talented filmakers working on the movie and not just some hack or new (meaning cheap) inexperienced director working on the film. Until videogame movies break out of the currently tainted "videogame movie" genre and start becoming seriously good films no honest to goodness A-list director worth his salt is going to make a videogame movie.

@stoney28z:

^^^^^

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