I'm liking this generation so far, but I can agree with the broken games. The perfect example here is Batman: Arkham Knight on PC. The port team might be to blame, but they might've had little time, tools or manpower to work with the game. That's why I watch reviews before buying a game so I don't have to spend my money on the broken ones. And it has worked like a charm; I actually haven't played a broken game since I bought my PS4 last August. I don't mind that developers lengthen the game's release date if it's to fix out these kinks. But this shouldn't become a trend either.

I don't mind buying DLC I really liike for the games I like, whether it is new levels, new missions or new clothing. But I'm extremely picky with them. I avoid Season Pass like the malaria. They're a crap shoot; you don't know what you'll get with them. They entice you with getting the content in bulk for a lower price than buying them individually, when the content itself isn't what you expected. Even worse, you never know if that season pass will apply to future content, which is what Activision and Bungie did with Destiny. Microtransactions are utter bullshit. I'll never spend a penny on them.

I don't care much for episodic contents, except for Tales of the Borderlands, which I really liked. I don't like when they split the game into cheap parts, which is what I feel what they'll do with the next Hitman.

I don't mind remasters, as long as they add all the DLC from the original game. It's there for the one who didn't play it on the other console or for the double-dipper. Eventually, the devs will find a way to exploit this.

This gen is alright... for now.

People seem to forget how bad some games were back in that gen. And back then, a revised version was the only way for a game to be fixed, and if I'm not mistaken, you had to call the company to change the game by snail mail. And that's only Nintendo, don't get me started on Atari.

This might not be the sixth generation, but this is not the scourge of the generations as people make it to be.

you use the wolf link amiibo thats packed in with the game

Don't ask me, I'm not a game developer or hardware designer. It's not my job to create exciting new gaming experiences. That's Sony/Microsoft/Nintendo's job, and they have failed to impress me this generation.

The term season pass is what scares me the most lol.

I don't know if my content will stop working eventually or not.

I can understand a season pass for buying HD streaming services in sport because once the season is over its over.

I cicked this link and this was exactly what I wanted to post.

Don't like it, don't buy it.

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well how are you expecting the publishers to make money, when they don't increase the launch prices of their games.
Fact is, gaming has never been cheaper for gamers. You aren't forced to pay anything extra. But if you do, you're not getting ripped off or anything, you're just paying the difference in value between $60 in 2005 (when the price was first introduced) and $60 in 2016.

You can only be impressed a limited times in your life, get used to it. Do you have these exceptantions for every book, movie or song too? 

There is something called virtual reality tough.

One thing that Mario Kart 8 DLC taught me is that even pretty huge content DLC can be pretty profitable at 7.99$

I've never been happier to now own any current gen systems,