@thepclovingguy: Once he said big budget games were more innovative than indies, I stopped taking him seriously.

@mesome713: Think of games like SuperHot, Nidhogg and Minecraft. Games that are doing things that no one else has before them.

There's plenty of innovative indie games out there, you just have to look for them.

It has already been said before.. I don't care about budgets, both categories have some hidden gems buried in crap, it's all the same to me, but one thing I can say is that indie developers are more willing to innovate, and that's always a positive thing imo.

PC.. obviously for all of the well known advantages.. more games, more flexibility, cheaper prices, free online, sharper visuals, superior performance and emulators.

@kozio: For a minute, I thought I was the only Unravel guy left. lol

Unravel: 8/10

Atlas Reactor: 7/10

Hitman 2016: 5/10

Mirrors Edge Catalyst: 3/10

Escape From Tarkov: 2/10

Dark Souls III: 2/10

As you can see, I'm not really hyped for anything, but Atlas Reactor and Unravel. Which are the only games bringing something new to the table from my knowledge.

The same thing that people were arguing about for years, the forgettable exclusives and some mindless taunting about delays and bugs.

I recently beat WWE 2K14 and Southpark: The Stick of Truth.. I enjoyed both, especially Southpark, it was hilarious and a surprisingly good turn-based rpg.

@jun_aka_pekto: No they aren't.. you say that like games are unable to mix things up, every little part of Bioshock Infinite didn't have to deal with shooting at generic soldiers, they could've mixed in some puzzles or something, man.

What was good about Bioshock Infinite? It got pretty repeatitive to me.