Its not my fault you've conveniently missed any thead where I discuss Sony games I've enjoyed.

Sony makes a lot of games and they have a lot of misses. But I've said on numerous occasions I genuinely enjoy what Naughty Dog does and that is a big motivator to get a PS4 eventually.

I'm kinda bored of God of War at this point but I'll play more. I enjoyed Infamous 2 and Killzone 3, I'll play more of that. I also enjoyed GT6 and look forward to the next entry.

Hence, I like the genuinely great stuff Sony does. I even had a lot of fun with the PSP games like Syphon Filter.

Yeah you pretty much have to win races consistently to notice.
The AI reminds me a lot of Motorstorm (not surprising) but also Wipeout. Fun after you get good at it, frustrating at times while learning the tracks and to drive the cars.

The Evil Within most underrated for me.

And again, Driveclub isn't a true arcade racer. The gameplay isn't what we expect from an arcade racer and it feels like a mediocre sim racer. If Driveclub was a more enjoyable arcade style racer than it might have scored better. Driveclub is still aiming for a level of realism and that makes it more sim than arcade. PGR did something similar but was less dull.

Forza 5 isn't recycling content from past games and they are released more frequently. GT6 got attacked for being a rehash of GT5 and it was released 3 years after. So clearly reviewers expect more than just a lot of content.

You compare Driveclub to a lot of arcade racers but its not similar to them. Driveclub feels more like Forza than a game like Split/Second. Again, its not a pariticularly fun arcade experience or a noteworthy sim experience.

I don't feel reviewers focus too much on graphics these days.

Maybe you didn't know but an arcade racer doesn't need to handle like NFS, it just has to handle unrealistically and that's what Driveclub does. Its not close at all to any Gran Turismo games in terms of physics, so calling it a sim is a foolish thing to do. And I've never played PGR, but Driveclub has fantastic handling for an arcade racing game, its far from "dull".

The weather update actually adds a lot to the handling and even more to the experience of driving in the game which makes its physics even more interesting.

Perhaps we should just call Driveclub a racing game. Because it doesn't fall between arcade or sim enough to be either.

i read your comment before i looked at your name and was thinking, here we go again, another driveclub hater with a baseless accusation and no first hand experience of the game! But yeah good point! I personally won't bother using photo mode and have never done so in a game other than fifa to look at a goal in a cool angle. 

EDIT: ANd for anyone who loved PGR you are missing out on so much with this game. I loved PGR and this is it's spiritual successor. 

it's under rated by those who haven't bought the game. and reviewers too because their scores really don't do it justice. The game is an arcade/sim. Best of both worlds. Sadly it got put up against sim racers by the reviewers aor bizzarly in some cases but up against a certain open world game. If they reviewed the game for what it's meant to be it wouldn't have been under rated. 

All the shit review scores were justified upon release due to the terrible online problems, but a lot of the reviewers didn't use that as their reason for knocking off points. 

Yeah true. I love to have my collection and make it bigger, and I know I will play the new games in a month or two.  I'm just disappointed for DA:I, I bought the Digital copy(Deluxe), spent  €79,99 but It gives me the error CE-34878-0 during application start. I followed the steps to try to solve the problem but nothing, it doesn't start :(   I will call assistance tomorrow, hope to find a solution.

I would say yes, I loved that Game, a must have for everybody who likes Survival Horror.  I'm playing it at Nightmare, one of the most hard game I have ever played at max difficulty; well, also Far Cry 3 was really hard at max difficulty.   Back on The Evil Within, I had so much fun along all the chapters and tension is well balanced; you never feel safe too long and never feel too stressed too long. The Game is challenging and have a learning curve. At the beginning I didn't like so much the camera was so close(a bit claustrophobic), and the black bars, but after a while it's like I forgot about it, I got used and the game simply took off. The Graphics engine is ok, not the strongest point of the Game, but the Art Design is great, at least for me, loved some environments, it reminds me a bit of RE1, RE4 and SH. Gameplay is the strongest point, good selections of weapons(more are available once you complete the Game and start again The Story+), and also the weapons upgrade is well calibrated. Ammo are scarce, you need to save them as much as possible and find a way to kill the creatures in the smartest possible way using traps, the more appropriare weapons, combo, etc(don't want to spoil . The stealth is also very cool, similar to the one of The Last Of Us, but creatures don't follow so much the objects you through away if your throwing is too much far away, they are less predictable; but, most of 'normal' creatures are also slower compared to the ones in TLOU(Nightmare difficulty mode excluded(TEW)-->creatures are faster), so it's just a slighty different approach, not easier and not harder. The Story is the result of a visionary mind, just play the game and survive