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@AJWolfTill in the case of Cia, it comes down to the same issue with Ken's Rage 2's character packs.

The characters are already in the game with finished models and animations. Why should we be paying for them?

@MajinSoul kids aren't concerned with quality if a recognizable character is on the box.

Well it's a good thing Minecraft could hardly be considered indie these days, given their slew of marketing teams and swag. Otherwise I'd make a quip about the Wii U having better indie games to play on it anyway.

After the critical flop Ghosts turned out to be, it seems Activision wants to be more cautious about Advanced Warfare. Maybe they're afraid interest in the series is waning (it is).

@ToniK yeah, I hear ya. I supported 3rd parties - especially Ubi - like a boss, and they're jumping ship. But it's their loss, not mine. While I enjoy Ubi's games, it's certainly not enough to make me buy a new console.

@GuyWithTheGames given their decent budget, their pedigree (which news outlets have been making a very big deal of), and the fact that it's one of the first games they've been hired to develop, I'm assuming they're taking this game very seriously since it will be the first big mark on their track record, and will likely influence how long they will last.

Puh-rayz the lawd on high! Lawd Nintendo!

You better believe I want a physical disc.

@arnoldlayne83 Warriors Orochi 3, even Hyper, is one of the best games released in the Warriors series to date. I'd highly recommend trying it if you're interested in Hyrule Warriors.

Played the game start to finish, a 3 is definitely on the harsh side. It's certainly sub-par, but not awful.

I am very excited to play these.

Now I must use the Peach costume all of the time.

@Shambo nobody who falls under the term "dudebro" would be buying Bayonetta in the first place. Or a Nintendo console for that matter.

Really banking on the two-disc release here in America. I didn't like the first Bayonetta enough to accept being given an inferior deal, and I will pass on Bayonetta 2 if the physical version isn't announced.

Didn't even watch. Just saw Baby Daisy in the header image and frowned so hard my face hurts.

Mirror's Edge didn't really "pioneer" parkour in games. Especially with Assassin's Creed and Prince of Persia being around long before (and its doubtful they were the first).

That said, the game itself looks like a lot of fun.

As a huge AC fan I'll be moderately disappointed that Ubisoft will be ignoring my favorite system. Especially since it's perfectly capable of handling anything they throw on it and they're simply ignoring it for monetary reasons. I've bought literally every Assassin's Creed game thus far, but I don't make enough money to go out and buy a PS4 to play the newest one.

I really hope that's not the final art style. Ugh.

Dear Ken Levine,

I would own a copy of Bioshock Infinite were it on the Wii U. That is all.

I sold two systems today and I plan on keeping up some momentum. I really want to see this system succeed.

Boo go away Geoff Keighley. I get enough of your soulless, deadpan commentary at work.

Crysis on the Wii U would be nice. Having a system utterly devoid of Madden or FIFA games is nicer.

@BlatantlyHeroic if the games were made to the developers liking, I sincerely doubt that they'd have DLC available on the day of release. Games are made to the publishers liking.

Second, you ignored the part of my post where i mention the thigs that are undeniably bad about the game to focus on the few things I would have preferred they did. i.e. recycling a large amount of Arkham City's content, loosening up the combat, Roger Smiths terrible acting (big surprise there), missing content from the Wii U version with only a minuscule price discrepency.

The game may be good, but it's the same good as Arkham City made worse. It's like if Call of Duty's annual sequels used the same exact maps every year instead of new ones but lowered the frame rate a bit too, just to make sure you're absolutely feeling shortchanged.

@BlatantlyHeroic I'm not even going to acknowledge that you think Pokemon (or nintendo games in general) deserve less praise because their plots are insignificant.

The point being that Pokemon X and Y as well as the New Super Mario Bros games typically have more refined gameplay without the need to even lean on a story.

Meanwhile Arkham Origins gameplay is mostly recycled from the previous game and relies heavily on its story to draw you in. That's a challenging task when said story manages to be a combination of cliched and over complicated, meanwhile they expect you to care about the villains while a hefty number of them are real bottom of the barrel stuff and the rest are recycled from the previous to games, and we're supposed to be surprised when they show up (OMG Bane and Joker.... AGAIN!)

If the core gameplay were as good as Arkham City, yeah it might deserve at least a 7, but since its a noticeably worse coupled with the fact that you get less features with the Wii U version, I'd say Nintendo Life is being generous.

I'm just going to add, I stopped caring about the Arkham games when they didn't bother to get Ron Perlman for Clayface, and here we are again with no Ron Perlman reprising the roll of Deathstroke. But that's just a minor, personal fan service gripe.

Uh oh, Nintendo Life gave a game a score that lines up with the general consensus for the title (even with the fact that the version they played was lacking features), but they give nintendo games, which typically have more time and effort put into them, higher scores. They must be "teh bias"!

This coming from the company that couldn't give the Wii U a port of Killer is Dead.

Our store never had any to sell to begin with. We had to order from Butt Buy.

@glitch256 lol that's weird some kid did the same thing at my store last week.

I know I wont have a tough time selling this bundle to parents, that's for sure.

I know exactly what a Wii U is and I pitch it o my customers all the time because its my favorite system.

It's not uninformed salespeople its people telling customers to wait for the PS4. I see it everyday and there's not a thing you can do about it.

_{Watch the language please. -Lz}

I really liked Beenox's Spider-Man games prior to the release of the new movie series. Too bad it seems like we won't be seeing any more of those since activision has them churning out movie games now.

It's weird to me that sales for Power of Illusion are still going strong over there, but it was a fun game so I'm glad someone is buying it.

If you're basing your buying decisions on whether or not you'll get to spend more money later you're a fool. I'm still buying the game as the Wii U is the only system I plan on buying this generation and whether it not the DLC actually comes to the system is up to Wii U owners who speak with their wallets.

There's nothing stopping Ubisoft from bringing the DLC to the system but whether or not they see it as beneficial to them.