It was a solid 8 for me, but I can see why someone would rate it a 10. Perfect Dark and Indiana Jones are my only must play games, but I''ll probably check out Dragon Age as well.

Gamepass, from what to pay to what to play.

I've seen the movies, but admittedly I'm not an Indy fan. So, I appreciate that the game has the right vibe going for it and if that's part of the appeal, then I won't be one to disagree.

But that said, I'm not exactly why so much of the showing was dedicated to this cutscene, which I don't think was particularly well put. And the moments of gameplay leave a lot to be desired.

I'm not saying I think Indy will be a bad game (granted I'm not sold on the gameplay right now), but I don't think this showing was what the game needed.

I'm not a GP user myself but it definitely seems worth the investment considering what's coming. 

I believe they concentrated on this particular cutscene because its a really good representation of the actual character, tone and vibe including the story.  The voice actor for Indy sounds like young Harrison Ford and does not sound forced. 

Suttle points in the cinematic like how the enemy soldier act, how Indy responses through conversation of just animation queues as all spot on.

I believe they have showed enough of the gameplay from the last showing of the game to get a feel that the game will not be Uncharted/ Tomb Raider and really, I am not sure if showing more of it really does anything.  It does not appear this is going for anything like the 3rd person action/adventure game popularize by TombRaider and Uncharted especially since its First Person.  If you kind of think about it, the game wants you to feel like you are Indy which is why I believe they chose first person instead of 3rd person.

I do understand if the game does not appeal to someone, but I was wondering if that appeal for the game for me is because it really tries to replicate that Indiana Jones feel and tone that the first 3 movies had compared to someone else who really did not grow up on the series like I did.  From comments I have read from other sites, it seem to be that way.  For gamers who have no real connection to the Indy movies, especially the first 3, seeing that cutscene had no real impact but from others like myself who I have talked with, it was the cut scene that made them take more interest in the game because how it really seems to give you that Indy feel you felt when you first saw the first movie.  Its going to be very interesting to see how this game reviews and sell but I more interested in the game now then I was during the gameplay from the last reveal.

About the new Gears game... Well, I liked the trailer. As a PC gamer, I only played Gears 1, and I loved it. But Microsoft never released Gears 2, 3 and Judgement for PC, and I think it will be weird to jump from Gears 1 to Gears 4 like that and go on.

But this is a franchise that I really want to play...

Sounds like a Series X or S is calling you. 

A Series S is a nice alternative to Xbox/Xbox 360 emulation (which even nowadays lags a decade behind its counterparts) and Xbox One titles. No disc drive, though...

I'm only seeing this comment now and I just want to express that I feel this is really inappropriate. I hope this is just ignorance more than anything else. 

But there being more black leads is a good thing. There are enough white male and white women characters in games, that if there happens to be a bunch of games being shown off with black women, it shouldn't really be an issue. 

Diversity is a good thing for the medium of games, especially when we want more creators to tell more unique stories. Nothing wrong with it. 

Would be nice to have an external optical drive accessory, because the Series S is a brilliant machine for older games.

In-saying that though, it does not get the One X enhanced versions... Which is unfortunate.