I also need to poo.

Those Batman and Uncharted pics, damn GG that is some graphics porn right there.

Foolz said:

How does this not kill people?

City is mainly evacuated and Arkham Knight has unmanned tanks and drones around the city so that is how it doesn't kill anybody.

gamingeek said:

NPD said:

Retail sales of game systems are up 51 percent in 2014 compared with a year ago, according to data from The NPD Group. Excitement over Sony's (Tokyo Stock Exchange: 6758.T-JP) PlayStation 4 and Microsoft's (NASDAQ:MSFT - News) Xbox One and the potential of the next generation has revived interest in console games, which is welcome news for traditional gaming companies.

On the other hand, sales of game software at brick-and-mortar retail stores is down 27 percent year over year-a $372 million gap.

Overall, though, the early days of this eighth generation of consoles show people buying fewer games than they did in the early days of the Xbox 360 and PS3. The combined life-to-date tie ratio (the amount of games sold per system) for the PS4 and Xbox One was 2.7 games versus 3.8 across the prior consoles.

27% fall in game sales, users buying less new games for their new consoles.

That can't be taken seriously as it doesn't take digital sales, which have steadily risen over the years, into account.

YES! My patience has paid off GTA V coming to current gen.

Batman Arkham Knight and Metal Gear Solid V look absolutely glorious.

gamingeek said:

So tired of E3. need break.

Regardless of digital it's saying store game sales are down and that attach rates are down too.

Well of course store sales would be down if more people are purchasing digitally. Since they are doing attach rates based off of physical sales then those are affected as well. Until they start get reliable digital data included then their monthly data charts just get less and less reliable for overall sales of software.

gamingeek said:

Yes, but it's hardly a good thing for boxed games to be selling less.

What? The same thing happens to books, movies, and music. There's still a place for physical media, I prefer it myself, but using it as an overall measure of the health of the game industry on the software side is entirely innacurate.

Want

gamingeek said:

Archangel3371 said:

What? The same thing happens to books, movies, and music. There's still a place for physical media, I prefer it myself, but using it as an overall measure of the health of the game industry on the software side is entirely innacurate.

ok

Ok what?

gamingeek said:

Okay means okay.

Not good enough. I want you to grovel at my feet begging for forgiveness at how wrong you were. Also you must praise Microsoft for their greatness and how all their games are better then everyone else's.