@heznave Here's a little tip for you ... It isn't necessary to tear another game down that has nothing to do with this story just to mention how much you like the game that is.
@_williamwallace Again, I don't doubt she plays video games. However it is clear from her Ubisoft presentation that she has no clue how to talk to her audience. She tries way too hard to come across as "Hey, I'm one of you." and she's not. Maybe it's because I'm a professional but I don't think getting on stage cursing like a jackass with that annoying voice of hers is the way to get an audience to relate to you.
@Gambi84 One - I'm expressing my opinion .. welcome to the internet.
Two - I never said YOU can't like Aisha Tyler. I just said "I" don't like Aisha Tyler.
Three - She hosts Ubisoft's Stage show, so we are talking about video games. Whose Line is not acting, it's her comedy improve show that she took over from Drew Carey. It is relevant to the conversation because I first learned of Tyler because of her Ubisoft hosting and now she's taken over a show I really liked.
@_williamwallace I disagree. Picking up a controller and playing a video game doesn't immediately make you a gamer. Playing a lot of video games doesn't mean you understand the gamer culture.
I'm sure Aisha plays games and she may very well play of lot of them. But when you watch her interact with her audience on stage she presents herself like she understands gamers as a whole and she doesn't. She makes jokes as though we're all lifelong friends because we all play games and we're not.
I cannot stand Aisha Tyler. She is UNWATCHABLE. I don't care if she's played games her whole life, she's not funny. Watching Ubisoft's show is uncomfortable every year now. The crowd doesn't find her amusing either and she tries WAY to hard to be "one of us". Playing games doesn't make you a gamer.
And I love Whose Line is it Anyway, but I cannot watch the new show with her as host. My issue isn't with her being a gamer, it's with her personality.
So what we just learned is that even running with a less powerful machine the Xbox One version looks just as good as the PS4 version. The differences are so minor as to have no effect on the actual enjoyment of the story.
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