@Prats1993: Why hello, fellow time-traveler! Would it bother you much to also let us know how The Elder Scrolls VI is.... or at least letting us know what it's called? :D

You seem to be quite knowledgeable of future events, so I figured I must inquire!

Days Gone's biggest flaw right now? Zombies. The zombie survival concept has been beaten into the concrete for far too many years. It could very well be technically impressive, but a lot of us are really burned out on this genre.

It'd really be nice if Microsoft would announce some games that are ONLY available on XBOX, instead of this constant need to feed into that "cross-play with Windows 10" crap. I have nothing against PC gaming at all, but just how the hell do you expect people to race out the door to get an XBOX ONE when 99% of what you offer is either on other consoles and/or PC as well? :|

@khanwashere: Rare? What planet are you from? If you want to bring up a console with scarce exclusives, Microsoft has been doing a fantastic job of screwing over loyal XBOX ONE owners for quite a while.

@DevilStrider: ... no one ever said it was never done before.... :|

@cappy: Seriously, man. Go play it. It's actually good (and if you're an AC fan, you'll LOVE it), and I promise you'll feel ZERO urge to waste a dime on microtransactions.

@cappy: Those reviews are full of shit. I platinum'ed AC Origins and maxed out everything with little to no effort, and didn't bother spending an extra cent. There's not even much of a grind. Play it for yourself and don't bother listening to lazy people who complain about a 40+ hour AC game. Good f'ing god.

..... why? :|

@gusbr: The thing has been out 11 months and has more console-exclusive content than the XBOX ONE's entire lifespan. Not crapping on the XBOX brand, as I myself love it, but it's pretty sad. Whether or not the content is for you is subjective, but exclusives are what sell a system.

People pointed and laughed at the DS originally when it launched near the PSP, claiming it was relying too much on gimmicky touch controls, and offered a far lower resolution than its counterpart. The DS not only outsold Sony's attempts, but both the PSP and Vita died prematurely, regardless of their beefier tech. It's a shame too, because the Vita especially had some potential.

Never underestimate Nintendo. They've had their disastrous failures, but you now have a console that is also going to replace their undefeated handheld market, which has soared in global success since the original Game Boy. And now that sales have been strong for the Switch, a lot of developers are taking notice, and you'll be seeing plenty of content in due time.

EDIT: Oh! And one more thing. Since the Switch can be separately declared as a glorified handheld, Nintendo could easily launch another console in 2024, with its predecessor simply coexisting along with it, much like the DS and 3DS did with the Wii and Wii U.

@Fallenlords69: There's this little series by Capcom that's been a screaming hit for the past 22 years: Resident Evil.

We have enough "serious" zombie games as it is. More than enough. Good fucking god.