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I'm still salty over Bloody Mary

I think it looks fine, but very 'generic' in a way. Perhaps a bit insulting to say that, but generally games need to do something unique to catch my attention because otherwise, I'll lose interest quickly.

A bit disappointing tbh. Sony, while not as intoxicating as Ubisoft, has been on a roll with E3s in the few years since I've started watching them. Hopefully, they can manage to pull off the surprises or make it entertaining like Ninty do with their Direct E3 thing.

I wouldn't say Sony saved E3. Microsoft did well enough on their presentation to make E3 pleasing enough. Sony did great this year, but I think I was more shocked and excited by last year's conference.

This game might make me warm up to Kratos. I hated him in the previous games. It looks great though.

It was fantastic. Definitely worth staying up.

@Matroska To be honest, I don't know enough about this topic to really offer you a good discussion on it. I just wanted to point out that Game Freak was considered second party.

@Matroska Actually Game Freak is a second party company. Although they are allowed to produce for other companies and are separate, they are under contract with Nintendo. Nintendo also owns the majority of Game Freak.

Hardcore Dark Souls fans are viscous. Hopefully this game lives up to their expectations.

I miss Jak and Daxter

@Gamer83 You should probably edit the swear word at the end of your last sentence. The mods are really stern against swearing.

Honestly though, there is no place in the public internet, that is safe from trolls and other undesirables. It's up to you to decide whether you want to ignore them or not.

@Gamer83 Just ignore it. After all, the only power they have over you is the power you give them. If you know you're right, then good, you don't have prove it. You can't convince everyone; so why waste your time when you could just avoid the pointless and meaningless discussion entirely.

@Gamer83 You could just ignore the fanboy comments and save yourself a lot of trouble. Also to be fair, these "Nintendopes" tend to be the very same people each time.

@Gamer83 I'm not surprised to be honest. It's common for fans of different companies to needlessly hate and spread negativity against rivaling companies. It often happens at Nintendo Life too.

I prefer to just ignore the baseless negativity most of the time, because it usually doesn't amount to anything.

@hYdeks I disagree. The only positive that I can see occurring if a company like Nintendo goes third party, is their games becoming more accessible. Nothing else, as far I can tell, seems like a positive.

To be honest, I've never been to a single game store or Wal-Mart in my area that doesn't have a section for Nintendo. So that's kind of weird; maybe it just depends on location I suppose.

@adf86 I think negativity is fine when it comes from valid and reasonable criticism. As much as we may hate to hear it, there is nothing wrong with it.

@Matroska I disagree. The gamepad itself had great potential, it just never got the opportunity to be properly used to its full potential.

@hYdeks Why would you wish that a company would go third party? Sounds like a terrible wish to me. :/

I like the Wii meme a bit more.

@Anchorsam_9 I agree it's a shame the Wii U sold as poorly as it did. On the bright side at least Nintendo was able to turn a profit from it.

@DerMeister Yeah I would love to see Rose also. I loved fighting as her, so it would be great to see her comeback. I never did get to try out Adon much so I don't know much about him, but the more characters the merrier.

@thedevilsjester Well there is Nintendo.

Just give me Juri, and I'm sold.

I like the art style. It looks like something I would enjoy.