soondragon67

Yup, I'm wrong. I misread the article while quickly scanning over it and jumped onto a nonexistent mistake instead of checking to make it was actually a mistake.

The title is a double negative.

The introduction of depth to the morality in KotOR 2 was not a good thing. It directly defied the most basic element of Star Wars, the element upon which the entire movie series was based. Star Wars is supposed to be a simple matter of good vs evil. There is no such thing as a grey area in that universe.

"Alien Planet"

But they did have that on their survey: "A game in a futuristic sci-fi setting on another planet"

"You are telling me that none of these games can make it on the list that are already out OR that are coming soon?"

Yup.

I noticed all of this as well in my second playthrough. It was really disappointing.

Dragon Age isn't the only game Bioware made where they blurred the line between good and bad:

http://lparchive.org/Baldur...

Also it makes sense for a Star Wars game to be about good and evil. Star Wars is supposed to be about black and white morality. It's an opera after all. There is the good side and there is the bad side. Adding an in-between area takes away from what ...

This is like reading a sci-fi book from the 50s set in what is now present day. Odds are NONE of these predictions will come true.

Worked for me.

If I recall correctly, Lizard Squad got put down.

"They sell millions of copies, that means people like it."

Not necessarily. That just means they were hyped well.

My most memorable first boss fight was Fin Fang Foom from Marvel Ultimate Alliance. He was an awesome opening to an incredible game.

Uncharted 4 will win the majority of the GotY awards and will receive tons of 10/10 reviews, just because it's Uncharted 4.

Also I feel like Battlefront is being overlooked by the majority of people. I'm willing to bet that it will be a top contender for Game of the Year.

"Also IMO I don't think a Breaking Bad game could work for various reasons."

Such as...?

It doesn't just say that you give up YOUR right to sue them, but also the rights of "your assigns, heirs, and next of kin" to sue them.

You forgot one of the most important aspects of physical copies. The ability to sell them.

At PSX a photographer claimed to have taken a photograph of the PS+ edition of Driveclub. Sadly the image was extremely blurry and it is hard to tell if it is a legitimate photo of this elusive game or just some hoaxer wearing a costume.