@beantownsean: I loved Infinite (my easy favourite of the bunch). 2 I thought sucked a bit; so many crazy design flaws. Bioshock is still very worth playing. I think it loses it's momentum a few hours from the end, but it is a great game nonetheless.

@klugenbeel: Doritos?

@Buck_Swaggler: You crazy. In space.

Bioshock 2 was a bit shit, so I'm not particularly inclined to see where the series goes without Levine. But, whatever he does next will probably be awesome.

@Kusann: Naughty Dog, whether by employee count or sales, isn't that much bigger than CDPR (~300 vs 250), and CDPR get plenty enough praise, which both companies have earned in spades. Those little DLC were a nice touch though. And I would have paid $10 for just that wedding scene with ghost man and Shani. Probably my favourite part of the whole game.

I'm not too cool with microtransactions for minor updates in multiplayer adds. But then, I don't play multiplayer games so I don't hugely understand how they affect progression or balance. Paying for something like Left Behind, though, yes, obviously. That was a big bit of content. That's a great bit of DLC, not just because of how great it was, but because it adds something very meaningful to TLoU, but wouldn't have worked if it had been part of the main game (in that it would have been awkward for the narrative progression, and killed the pacing of the game) .

I'm certainly grateful. They made one of last years best games (and one of the best RPG's in a very long time) even better.

There is quite a few big AAA releases around Feb/Mar next year as it is. Not fussed.

@flames325: I'm really looking forward to it. Everything I've seen so far looks spectacular. Hopefully it gets good sales down the line.

I wonder if MS is kinda kicking themselves about Tomb Raider? They bought it to go up against Uncharted, but that was delayed several times, so instead it is coming out at a time where Sony has no holiday exclusives anyway, FO4/COD/BF just released, and MS' own marquee exclusive, Halo 5, also came out recently.

Why not just continue to use Camilla? She was good in the reboot, and really came into her own in Rise. Having the screenwriters of T5 or TMNT doesn't seem crash hot though. I wonder if they'll be consulting with Pratchett about the character or anything like that?