Good to see a developer reversing it's policies on DLC, but that said.. locked on the disc content shouldn't even be there anyway.

Onwards and upwards and all that jazz.

Knowing how in bed EA are with Microsoft at the moment I wouldn't be surprised at all should they announce an exclusive VR game with them..

However, that said.. It has started to worry me slightly the blind hatred towards the company. EA may make some mistakes, and release broken games... But fact of the matter is they're a huge asset to gaming. We probably all have a favourite game that they're a part of.

Don't they just do that to everyone anyway?

Remember folks, Microsoft are announcing their first indie games at GDC next week.. Only then they'll be seen as 'cool'.

God damn f*cking hypocrites.

Still don't quite get this argument...

It's true yeah, but when you're getting such high quality titles each month why would you even consider cancelling your subscription? It's mental.

I actually feel guilty not paying anything to the developers for the games in all honesty, I know they'll get a sum from Sony, but they should implement a donate button!

I love how angry people are over this...

Haha. Fools!

@Plo_Koon_basic @xolivierx @grin89 Robotnik? ;)

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Now you see.... I can appreciate this recognition. I haven't actually played the game, but just going on the amount of positive feedback it's received I can say it's duly deserved.

TLOU would win for me, hands down. It's been my favourite game of the generation never mind the year. I'm not going to judge something I haven't played though - so in that respect..... well done Zelda :)

@emptycow718 @warhawk-geeby Dude it's the same on both sides, any Sony articles are full of Xbox fanboys. Both sides hate just as much as the other.

Welcome to the internet.

@keith7198 Old school is fine just not necessarily as a next-gen showpiece. Hence Knack getting slammed in the reviews.

I'm sure both games are enjoyable, just not stellar for the new systems. Folks obviously expected a lot more.