I have to admit, i usually enjoy most of Tom Cruise's movies, and i don't have a problem with remakes, as long as they are done well. But this trailer didn't look very good. So far, I have to say that this is a pass (unless there's nothing else in theatres, since i do enjoy going to the movies regardless).

The sales predictions were based too much on wishful thinking and unprofesional fanaticism that is common in the gaming industry. The lower sales isn't surprising. It is a good tech demo with nothing to hold the gamer longterm. Mix that with Sony's inability to support their own products. PSVR is DOA

@oflow: "The full release for PS4 is scheduled for Spring 2017",

That's still 3-4 months away. So no, they did not stick to their guns. They are allowing the game to release in "early access" / "still in development"

"Sure it still has bugs it's an indie game"

It doesnt matter if it's indie or not. The game should be polished before selling it. Can you get a refund if the game is never finished or the bugs are persistent? No.

I wish Sony would have stuck to their guns. I don't want unfinished games on Playstation. It's bad enough that the so called "finished" games are released in Beta quality.

• Invisible, Inc.
• Tiny Troopers: Joint Ops

Look like fun little games. More than enough to cover the <$5 i spent on plus this month.

Sounds like they are just about ready to enter in to the early access beta phase. So about a year until this product is consumer ready...

@PS2fweak: they need to leave some room in case someone is willing to pay more for a higher score...

That's a lot of negatives. I'm not sure how this deserves an 8?

-Conflicted narrative

-Most vehicles are a pain to drive

-Inconsistent AI

-Sloppy cover mechanics

Do your reviews really have that low of standards?

Let them take over, then everyone quit and start another studio.

Also, since when has Ubisoft "taken chances" and created "diverse experiences"? Their games follow a formula.

:(