[QUOTE="layton2012"]I see both sides of this argument, I agree the Wii U has a very small user-base right now, and Nintendo needs to get their act together, and hopefully it doesn't take until Smash bros before this happens. So I understand the fact that EA does not want to support a system with such a small user-base, but using this same logic it would be a mistake to support PS4 and Xbox infinity for the first 6 months as well, if these two consoles both release around the same time, I don't expect either of them to do much more than 4-5 million in the first 6 months. So sure EA doesn't produce any games for these new consoles as well, I would understand their argument. It is a shame I was really looking forward to some high quality Star Wars games on the Wii U. I bought the Wii U for Nintendo first party and I am willing to buy third party titles but I refuse to buy inferior versions than what is on the HD twins.super600

I expect both consoles to do anywere from 2-3.5 million in the first two months unless they pull a WiiU which is possible kinda.

Naughty Gods working their magic.

Okami HD and I'm about to start Velocity Ultra HD

So what's the general opinion of PSABR now that the dust has settled?

whiskeystrike

[QUOTE="carlisledavid79"]Hitman Absolution is so much fun. Loved the first level after the introduction levelXaero_Gravity

[QUOTE="spookykid143"][QUOTE="Technoweirdo"]

Sandboxes in general have a problem where going from Point A to B at 100mph makes you view people as things that should either be avoided or run over instead of viewing them as, well, people. And what's a city without people? Dreadfully dull.

When it comes to free-roaming, Sleeping Dogs is no different. Actually, no, worse. Like all sandboxes, it's a collectathon. Unlike other sandboxes though, it's a collectathon with really mind-numbing minigames attached to nearly everything.

Will say I at least had fun with the main meat of the game: the Triad missions. Wish they were all like the first few missions which almost had me convinced it was Yakuza with better combat and chase segments, but it turned into a better GTA. Again, had fun though. Doesn't overstay its welcome either by flooding you with grunt-level tasks for 80% of the game either. Every mission, you'll be making significant progress story-wise and Wei's abilities will too.

Technoweirdo

I'd say I have a bigger problem since I platinum'd the game despite absolutely loathing everything that isn't a part of the story missions. :P......>.> On top of collecting everything, there were the challenges like earning $1,000,000 through gambling. Given my incredibly bad luck, that took a lot more time and savefile abuse than I'd care to admit.

Sandboxes in general have a problem where going from Point A to B at 100mph makes you view people as things that should either be avoided or run over instead of viewing them as, well, people. And what's a city without people? Dreadfully dull.

When it comes to free-roaming, Sleeping Dogs is no different. Actually, no, worse. Like all sandboxes, it's a collectathon. Unlike other sandboxes though, it's a collectathon with really mind-numbing minigames attached to nearly everything.

Will say I at least had fun with the main meat of the game: the Triad missions. Wish they were all like the first few missions which almost had me convinced it was Yakuza with better combat and chase segments, but it turned into a better GTA. Again, had fun though. Doesn't overstay its welcome either by flooding you with grunt-level tasks for 80% of the game either. Every mission, you'll be making significant progress story-wise and Wei's abilities will too.

Technoweirdo

Digital only? I love AA but paying $70 just to play it is going to suck.

Guacamelee.