I'm not sure if I like the equipment system. I'm not a real fan of RPGs exactly because I'm not organized enough to manage these things, but I'll wait to see how this turns out.

@Joeguy00 Maybe you could choose your character's gender and looks.I don't think it would be hard to make a story fit for a female and a male at the same time.

I'm usually not lazy like that, but is there a TL;DR version of this?

This article contradicts itself a little bit. Obviously the flashlight couldn't be held at the same time as weapons for a reason, and, although I never played Doom 3, I can see that it was indeed a core mechanic of the game. Perhaps Bethesda is doing something similar to what the article says. Maybe they are making a move to make the game better.

I can say, however, that this would make the game much much easier, for all I can see. And, easy as hell games are a recent trend to which I don't really care for.

I hope PS4 gets launched in at least 2014, because the PS3 can still run great games. Crysis 2 is the proof that PS3 can run games almost as good looking as PC games, all it takes is a good engine. If devs worked harder on the games, and not in online passes and day-one DLC, they'd be able to squeeze more of the current gen.

CD Projekt Red is awesome. Although I have only played the first The Witcher, I already love them. The game was great, and I'll buy The Witcher 2 as soon as I can, because I liked the first game so much. I love how they are against stupid DRMs and how they ship their games DRM free, so people can enjoy them without having to worry about being online.

The Star Wars franchise has got so worn out due to a ton of games that suck. They should focus on making sequels of games people like, i.e. Battlefront.

Why didn't they make a XBLA/PSN version of the board game? I bet it would be much better than this.

In my opinion, any price drop would only increase sales. Microsoft or Sony could cut $50 out of their console price and maybe tag launch titles at $50 too and it would force the other to do the same. It's bad for the companies, but it's good for consumers.

I was wondering, since the Vita has more horsepower than my old computer (that was from about 2003 with no video-card whatsoever but still could run WoW with 20 fps), why don't devs make a MMO that can be played on consoles, PC or handhelds at the same time (as in, I can play on the computer or console then when I leave, I can play it in my Vita, iPhone or 3DS)? Yeah, controls would be kinda complicated to be suited for all the options, but it'd still be very fun to play with someone in a high-end computer while you're playing in your phone.