ADHD it is then.

Man I love the steampunk look to this, can't wait for this. People complained about this game being the PS version of Ryse. I was one of the few that enjoyed Ryse so yay for me.
The guy playing is Destin Legarie, the only games that gets him going are FPS.
He can't wait for Destiny, HaloMCC, and so on.

It has neat visuals, but the gameplay looks so derivative of every other cover shooter from last gen that I'm not interested in it at all. It could've been a neat survival horror game or something, but nope, lots of humans, more explosions, and bad AI. Heck, even the werewolf segment shown at E3 looked really boring.

Yeah, calling this the PS4 version of Ryse seems pretty accurate.

But that's the status quo for today's games :^)

I was able to enjoy Ryse, because I told myself that it was a new Golden Axe. lol I seriously wouldn't mind a new Streets of Rage though.

Play games on a projector and you'll get it :)
It's not stretched, it expands the horizontal view.

Which would support that he has ADHD lol. Immediately when he loses control he is looking behind him at the camera.

I also like how hes sweating profusely and stares blanky at the camera 2-3 times.

The only point he actually gives the game his full attention is when he can't get out of the room. His expression changes slightly to one of alarmed 'I'm being filmed and look like an idiot' anxiety, then it's gone the second he figures it out.

why are there generic shooting sections against humans on a game where you're supposed do fight supernatural creatures? add the bunch of quick time events and it doesn't even feel like a game.

If Ryse had actually been derivative, it would have been a lot better.

This game looks like the Uncharted of this generation.