Read this sh**, it's about adding features in games never done before or making things so practical and convenient that everyone follows. You can do this things in sequels. I personally see only more of the same action + story +  zombies (as if we hadn't enough zombie's this generation) hullaballo.

I usually stay away from things like this but I kind of agree. You claim person A has not even played the game yet so how can they know about it. Then person B says that you have also not played the game yet so how could you know and says they don't really understand what you are doing here. Then instead of conceding to you very own logic that you JUST used, you tr to flip it again and ask how it isnt? So that begs me to ask since you say it is the same(and have never played it) how is it just more of the same?

I have to also add you even avoided anotehr question that was asked and then went around it when saying that no mario game or other sequel should ever recieve a ten....So all in all I agree I am also not sure what your agenda here is.

Nah, won't beat those two, but it doesn't need to.

Ocarina of Time is the best ranked game as far as i know with 99

Nah, won't beat those two, but it doesn't need to.

I think you're missing the point of the game. The Last of Us brings a certain intensity to gaming again, a sense of difficulty that we haven't felt since arcade games. It's not just another action game with zombies. The Last of Us puts you in a world where humanity is long forgotten and the only sense of humanity left is the relationship between the two main characters, Joel and Ellie.

You're not given anything to start out with, you have to scavenge for weapons and ammo and play tactically because you can't just run out guns blazing. You scavenge for supplies to make first aid kits and craft weapons, but don't expect to be able to take a break while doing so, you do all of this in real time. With the enemies constantly searching for you, lurking around the next corner. You're forced to think like a survivor, to act strategically. This isn't Call of Duty, this isn't Uncharted, this isn't Halo. You've got to be careful to survive, you don't have shields, you don't regenerate while crouched in a corner, and you certainly aren't superhuman.

I think this game is amazing, the concept behind it is just brilliant, it's no wonder why it's getting such universal praise. Nobody has dared to make a game like this, and to do all of this and tell a fantastically sad story at the same time is just unthinkable. I have not yet played the game, but I do understand it, it isn't a rehash of any kind, The Last of Us is a unique experience.