I understand the thinking for $500, but I think that will doom the console to fail. $399 makes it seem like a good vlaue, $500 just takes it to territory where I start asking myself what else can I buy for $500

I don't really understand the point of this. If prices of SSDs come down this is just going to be needless complication. We really don't want to promote them continuing to produce mechanical drives either.

@runstalker: that's fine, the media is still making shit up and generating a false narrative

@kheirank:

the media is witch hunting...he made a joke that arguably went too far and then the media tried to make it seem like it was not a joke and instead his real views

@iandizion713:

how much are you being paid? :)

@biggamerdude:

exactly this

Seemed inevitable. I of course wanted to believe it would be stronger, but knew inside it wouldn't be.

This review doesn't quite do the game justice. I was very skeptical about there needing to be a sequel to killing floor, but this is absolutely worth it. It is a purified form of entertainment that manages to be epic and surely wins awards for the goriest game I've ever seen. Playing this at max settings at 4k on my 1080 gtx is a great time and I recommend this to anyone.

@Draecon:

The idea that we should not at all suspect that milkery is about to occur is willful ignorance in my opinion.

"This is the second time Kitase has defended the decision. On December 7, he said "a proper HD remake of Final Fantasy 7 that maintains the same feeling of density of the original results in a volume of content that couldn’t possibly fit into one instalment(gamespot error)"

This is exactly why people are ranting against DLC. They are openly admitting it. They charge $150+ for what we used to get for $60.

How did the density of the original fit in the original if it can't fit now? LOL.