Nah, not into negativity. Whilst I dislike JRPG's, and blockbuster shooters, I'd never complain about them being made. Sure I wouldn't be bothered if they never made another COD or Final Fantasy again, but they're great for a certain people.

And for the games that I loved back in the day but have lost their way, I believe with the right development team they can bring these games back to life and then some.

@-paranorman-: If you're interested in JRPG's, there is plenty to enjoy. As for anything else, I wouldn't say the console is worth it. It is an awful situation, as it is a wonderful piece of hardware which had a lot of potential, if only the support was there.

@phbz: It certainly demonstrates video games as a medium to tell powerful stories. If the gameplay was there to match the rest of the package, it would be right up there with the best.

@Solaryellow: It was on sale on the PSN store if you have a PS4. I got it for £7-8, so around the $10 mark. Gameplay wise you're getting around 4-5 hours, and I would say it is definitely a game worth playing, but if you're not into atmospheric storytelling then I'd say approach with caution. Gameplay wise it has very little to offer, so it is very much about the relationship between two individuals. Give it a shot, but if it isn't your usual type of game maybe wait until it is a little cheaper that $20.

And felt rather underwhelmed. The art style is wonderful, the score is perfect and the way the story is told and the writers ability to establish an emotional relationship between Henry and Delilah is incredible.. one of the best games in those respects.

However the gameplay made a lot of the the game an effort to play through. Not that I expected anything groundbreaking, but surely I can't be the only one that thought it held it back as a title. Was I the only one who thought this? I see it is on many GOTY lists. I'm very interested to see what Campo Santo do next though.

@Byshop: It is. Fantastic car to drive, and you can fairly push on with them. It will be another four or five years before I can consider anything better than the 206 though!

I was driving a 2.0l BMW Z4, but recently decided to return to University so sold it and got a Peugeot 206. It's surprisingly fun to drive.

After watching a video on Youtube about the Eurogamer team's favourite local multiplayer games, I've been thinking back to the days of playing on the couch with my family on the SNES, PS1 and PS2. What was your go to game for split screen?

I would go for 007 Nightfire. Skyrail was an incredible map, with two fortresses either side of a snowy landscape. With many different tactics at your disposal, and a great selection of weapons to experiment with, it really was a hidden gem for couch play. Using self-guiding missiles to blow unsuspecting players up and setting laser trip bombs for overeager players to trigger was fantastic.

@Archangel3371: Ah right! It would be nice if the remasters we get remain on the PS store from generation to generation. Too many fantastic games are lost once a new console appears.

@Archangel3371: Hasn't Metal Gear Solid 2/3 been remastered in the HD Collection?