The Last of Us | PS3/PS4

[Rarely-Wrong Liggins]

I looked at the Sessler review, it looks good. It just doesn't scream groundbreaking to me though. I'm not seeing anything new or genre expanding here. So it's not "zombies" but instead "infected humans." It seems this is just packaged and presented the best out of the entire genre which is cool but it's not groundbreaking stuff and I'm still trying to figure out why it's got people like Sessler framing it as a turning point in gaming. The violence is unsettling? This isn't 1993. I might pick it up though because it's got me intrigued.

 

[Fatboi1]

I looked at the Sessler review, it looks good. It just doesn't scream groundbreaking to me though. I'm not seeing anything new or genre expanding here. So it's not "zombies" but instead "infected humans." It seems this is just packaged and presented the best out of the entire genre which is cool but it's not groundbreaking stuff and I'm still trying to figure out why it's got people like Sessler framing it as a turning point in gaming. The violence is unsettling? This isn't 1993. I might pick it up though because it's got me intrigued.

It doesn't have to be groundbreaking in the sense of it doing something unseen before or first like say Zelda OOT. UC2 was amazing as hell and if you break it down, was a action adventure game with TPS elements but the WAY it did it was what got it it's high appraise.

It's most likely the way everything that it does, it does them flawlessly all intertwined in a riveting narrative with matchless production values that evokes the the players long through the campaign. It's a game, it's a story... It's The Last of Us.

 

[billsburydoughboy]

The demo is way too short for me to eat off of until it drops.

 

[Mowgli]

I already pre-ordered.


Would be very if you played before street date though.


Seems like something @Mowgli would do.

Damn you gotta wait. Sucks to be Playin this piff right now while you starvin.

 

[head shots101]

I looked at the Sessler review, it looks good. It just doesn't scream groundbreaking to me though. I'm not seeing anything new or genre expanding here. So it's not "zombies" but instead "infected humans." It seems this is just packaged and presented the best out of the entire genre which is cool but it's not groundbreaking stuff and I'm still trying to figure out why it's got people like Sessler framing it as a turning point in gaming. The violence is unsettling? This isn't 1993. I might pick it up though because it's got me intrigued.

shut the fukk up

 

[Mowgli]

MY girl asked if i was watching a movie.

 

[Rarely-Wrong Liggins]

shut the fukk up

no.

 

[-DMP-]

Damn, shyt is like a movie.....

-DMP-

 

[Fatboi1]

That's how UC2 was. I remember my last chick i was fukking saw me playing it and was into it like " this look like a movie !"

 

[-DMP-]

I just started uncharted 1 wednesday (yea i know late as hell) so i have to catch up on those.

-DMP-

 

[Dwolf]

I looked at the Sessler review, it looks good. It just doesn't scream groundbreaking to me though. I'm not seeing anything new or genre expanding here. So it's not "zombies" but instead "infected humans." It seems this is just packaged and presented the best out of the entire genre which is cool but it's not groundbreaking stuff and I'm still trying to figure out why it's got people like Sessler framing it as a turning point in gaming. The violence is unsettling? This isn't 1993. I might pick it up though because it's got me intrigued.

Must be the story telling and presentation cause Im not seeing it either. Not saying it doesnt look good, cause it does.

 

[Exit9NJturnpike]

Brehs add me, I just started playing PS3 a week ago. king_fetti87

 

[A.J.Soprano]

Brehs add me, I just started playing PS3 a week ago. king_fetti87

Don't u get a trophy for building up a clan of 40+ in MP?



we gotta get started on the Coli clan brehs

 

[MostReal]

I looked at the Sessler review, it looks good. It just doesn't scream groundbreaking to me though. I'm not seeing anything new or genre expanding here. So it's not "zombies" but instead "infected humans." It seems this is just packaged and presented the best out of the entire genre which is cool but it's not groundbreaking stuff and I'm still trying to figure out why it's got people like Sessler framing it as a turning point in gaming. The violence is unsettling? This isn't 1993. I might pick it up though because it's got me intrigued.

Here's Colin's reasoning from IGN, he's never scored a game a 10 according to him.

 

[Rarely-Wrong Liggins]

It looks like a really great game but the whole

is out of control.