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Never played it - would definitely pick it up on PS5 if it gets some kind of remastering

Looking for the final season of the Tell Tale Walking Dead - a game that has been on sale on every platform except Playstation...

If a company doesnt take legal action concerning ownership of IP, it weakens their ownership of said IP - multiply this out so many times and suddenly the company no longer owns that IP in the eyes of the law. Companies take legal action in a lot of cases not because they're worried about some specific instance, but because they basically have to in order to retain ownership of their brand/IP etc.

While we're talking about Fire Emblem/Kaga, TearRing Saga is extremely derivative of and almost 100% exactly the same as FE - that's why Nintendo sued (and lost). At the time, there was no legal precedent set for "ripoff" games. If Nintendo won that lawsuit, games like Mighty No. 9 and Bloodstained might not exist or might even be illegal. Its definitely a good thing Nintendo did not win that lawsuit. Additionally, TearRing Saga is an absolutely fantastic game, and I highly recommend playing the fan translation if you're into old-school Fire Emblem.

I have it on Wii U, but I never really got into it.. I haven't played all of Platinum's games by any means, but this one is easily my least favorite.

The only racing game on PS4 I own is NFS Rivals which didn't even make this list. I've considered getting Burnout Paradise but haven't, thinking it might be too similar to what I already have and still haven't even beaten. How do those games compared to each other?

@Porco Some of the other advantages I see in digital games include not being able to lose, scratch, or break the disc, being able to log into a different ps4/ps3 and play the game without having the disc available, and not having to switch out the disc for the game I want to play (that last one is simply lazy, yes, but I've been in scenarios where me and/or a friend were literally too lazy to go get the other game and ended up playing a different game that was already on the system). You made a strong argument for physical games and I see your points, so I'm definitely not trying to change your mind or anything, but I felt compelled to point out some of the small advantages I see in digital games.

There are pros and cons to each, and it seems that it just depends on the person and their lifestyle to determine which is better. That said, a console with a disc drive can still play digital games, while a console without a disc drive obviously can't play discs. If these two hypothetical consoles were the same price, the one with a disc drive and therefore more options is of course objectively superior. However, I personally would not hesitate to buy a ps5 without a disc drive if the price was significantly lower than a ps5 with a disc drive.

Anyone on the fence with Bayonetta should give it a go. I put it off for months after I bought the games on Wii U, but when I finally did play them, I just couldn't get enough. The visuals are stunning, the combat is satisfying, and the story, scenario, and cutscenes are so hilariously over the top that Bayo has now become one of my favorite franchises.

This chapter was actually my least favorite part of the game. I felt that it really bogged down the pace that I love and expect from this franchise. I really hope that the Uncharted series does not expand in this direction, because while I like the same idea in other games, open area exploration just isn't what Uncharted has ever been about. I hope the franchise stays true to itself and continues to keep what sets it apart from other similar games. And yeah, I did post a similar comment in another article on this website.

How can anyone still like this game after beating it? This last episode completely ruined the entire experience. I am simply stunned by how bad the endings are. This game, really just this episode, was extremely disappointing to say the least. Truly a shame.

I've beaten every previous Uncharted game, and am near the end of this one. Overall I think it's pretty dang amazing so far. I don't think they need Nathan Drake to continue the series, and I'm curious to see where Uncharted goes next in regards to both characters and settings. While I think the more open areas of this game (as well as U4) are done well, they are my least favorite parts as they tend to slow down the pace I love and expect from this series. I feel the same way about the most recent Tomb Raider. While I love exploring in other games, I've always liked that exploration has never really been the focus of this franchise. What appeals to me about Uncharted has always been constantly/continuously moving forward. I like the way that I don't need to look for upgrades/anything to make the protagonist grow stronger and can just experience the game like a cool/fun action movie that I'm in control of. In contrast, my favorite aspect of other franchises such as Metroid, Tomb Raider, Dead Space, or even The Last of Us is just the opposite - continuously collecting upgrades and gaining new abilities/weapons/strength. I love seeing franchises evolve, but I hope Uncharted will always stay true to what sets it apart from other games.

I'd prefer it if Sony just made a way for me to plug my Vita directly into my TV - like a home/portable hybrid console.

I think this game might just convince me to buy a Vita.