Why are there relatively so few people posting to Gamespot forums while it seems like there are tons of people on IGN posting comments at any given time? IGN is too mainstream with all their lame movie reviews and pop-culture articles unrelated to gaming. Their reviews are typically more generous than those of Gamespot origin.
What, don't tell me you traded in your last-gen consoles when you were fully aware that a number of last-gen titles are not scheduled to make a current-gen appearance. Yeah, like I really need to play a game like South Park TSOT on current-gen. Sure, this game could be enhanced to look a tad better, but even with the alleged powerhouse status of my PS4, most cross-generational games don't look mindbendingly better than their last-gen counterparts.
So I haven't read the ign review yet, but I'd wager they're more likely to give it an 8 or a 9 than a 6. They gave DKC a 9 while gamespot only gave it a well-argued 6, go figure.
I am a little confused about this one, the tv commercials claim that Forza 5 is only possible on xbox one, if they mean that it's only possible because it is an xbox exclusive, then yes, I would agree that it's only possible on xbox one, but if they are implying that the xbox one is the only system powerful enough to support forza 5, then I believe that to be false advertising. By all indications, a high powered PC or even the PS4, should be able to run Forza 5. If the PS4 can run some games in native 1080p while the xbox runs them in upscaled 720p, then how is the PS4 incapable of running a beautiful looking game like Forza? I was under the impression that as similar as the two new consoles are, the PS4 has a slight hardware advantage over the xbox, I suppose I'll have to sell my PS4 to obtain the touted vastly superior xbox, if a game looking as good as Forza isn't possible on what I thought was a powerful PS4, then I'd better get a console where graphics like that are possible. I didn't know the xbox was the most powerful console based on everything I've read, but based on that commercial, it appears I was mistaken.
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