I'm not saying it's not as much of a new IP because it's so similar to Smash Bros. I'm referring to the fact that it contains nothing but characters from existing IP's. #1.1.4
The author clearly isn't familiar with the concept of sample size. Two people's PS3's dying during an update/download is hardly incriminating evidence. Even if a bunch of other people experienced similar situations, we're talking about an install base of millions of consoles. Also, the friend clearly says in the second text that he left his PS3 on for over 12 hours before he found it dead. It's GOTTA be Sony's fault! What a dumb article. #14
The article does talk about the ending. What it does not focus on, however, is the controversy surrounding it. He merely makes the point that in order to make future single player DLC more meaningful, Bioware should make an alternate ending. This pretty well sums it up:
"Sure, it’ll be fun, and it’ll flesh out the galaxy or the history, and it’ll give us an excuse to dive back into a universe we’ll likely never get to explore again for several y... #3.2.2
Who cares what some other people's favorite games are? While I definitely don't agree with everything on the list (all three Uncharted games, really?), it in no way affects my video game enjoyment. #2
I agree totally. A game featuring the Justice League could be pretty cool, but I don't think it should have anything to do with the Arkham series/continuity. Both games are dark, gritty, and just totally Batman. The other members would just feel way too out of place. Oh well, I suppose we'll see. #1
I'm not saying it's not as much of a new IP because it's so similar to Smash Bros. I'm referring to the fact that it contains nothing but characters from existing IP's. #1.1.4
Also, can you really consider Battle Royale a new IP the same way games like Doshonored or Sleeping Dogs are? #1.1.1
Also, I could be wrong, but I'm pretty sure just opening it up will void the warranty. #14.1.1
The article does talk about the ending. What it does not focus on, however, is the controversy surrounding it. He merely makes the point that in order to make future single player DLC more meaningful, Bioware should make an alternate ending. This pretty well sums it up:
"Sure, it’ll be fun, and it’ll flesh out the galaxy or the history, and it’ll give us an excuse to dive back into a universe we’ll likely never get to explore again for several y... #3.2.2