It's good to hear that these extreme loading times are being fixed! This morning I was watching Man vs. Game play on Twitch and the only complaint that he had about the game at all was that after he died, he was forced to sit through a longer than normal loading time. This might actually push Bloodborne to be game of the year material.
The thing about The Order is that it was completely and totally over advertised. The game in itself was decent (although admittedly it did lack in areas here and there). Had Sony not pushed the game as the end all be all of games in 2015, it would have done much better in the long run.
Personally I want Elder Scrolls. That being said, I think they'll debut Fallout just because of the timeline.
One thing that always baffles me about the internet is that there is no respect for the opinions of other people.
The beta was lackluster and didn't feel like a true Battlefield title. It is certainly not one being added to my collection any time soon. Especially not for full price.
The New Order was one of the best FPS games that I had the pleasure of playing last year. According to the article, it says that this is going to come out to about $25 in the states, which is a good price for a prequel. I am kind of getting a MGS V: Ground Zeroes vibe from this title, except it might be a little bit more substantial and satisfying.
There are definitely some awesome titles! I do think that Sony was holding off announcing the titles because the free version of DriveClub was in the works, but ended up falling through. That is just my prediction. Getting OlliOlli 2 for free on day one makes that totally worth it though! March tends to be a pretty good month in the gaming world, and this year is shaping up to be no exception.
Transistor is a really interesting title. It has a nice combination of turn based strategy and classic action elements that give the game an exciting but still relaxed tone. Especially awesome since it was free on PS+. Yet another of the awesome titles available from the premium service.
People are giving this title so much hate, but everyone needs to realize that this game is what is known in the economic world as a "rent"
Assuming that the WiiU is as powerful as an Xbox 360 or PlayStation 3, that makes an Elder Scrolls sized Legend of Zelda possible... and if the article is correct, that means that Nintendo IS making a Legend of Zelda the size of Skyrim...
Developers are already pushing these consoles to the limits. What it comes down to is that a lot of people are disappointed because the Xbox One and PS4 aren't the amazing supercomputers that a lot of people are misled to believe they are. In reality, these machines have the power of about a $400 entry gaming rig, not a $2000 rig that can pull hundreds of FPS. Unfortunately, of course...