So, is the game worth finishing? I enjoyed just exploring in the world and not necessarily focused on endgame. I played more for combat and exploration and that's what I took away from it. Is the story a MUST experience or should I just read a synopsis or youtube movie? Cutscenes are prettey bleh.
I have my gamecube games as well, but now I think they made it widescreen and the Wiimote controls makes it more immersive. I haven't had much problems with the remote sensor at all, except for when I panick and get all jumpy, but it's more my fault. It's not an HD upgrade but it still looks good and it's pretty fun.
Alien Isolation is a great Demo, but then it gets repetative and boring. IMO. Glad you liked it though, but it felt like a chore after a while for me. Opening is super great though!
Normally I would have dismissed rumors like this, but from those Sony email leaks, there was some stuff revealed about Nintendo partnering with Sony for a CGI Mario Bros movie, so Zelda on Netflix isn't so far fetched. There is also a Resident Evil TV series in the early works as well.
Here is the Zelda source from WallStreet Journal : http://blogs.wsj.com/speakeasy/2015/02/06/legend-of-zelda-netflix-series/
My God! That interface looks fucking cool! 
I've actually read good impression about Lords of Fallen and I want to try it out some time, but I'm not craving more Souls right now. I'll eventually give it a try. Seems like my type of game.
That's interesting. As far as the combat goes, it is similar to Dead Island, but this game seems to let you get around a lot faster. I still need to play it more.
The game was definitely abusive when it came down to recycling the same locations over and over. There actually wasn't much detail to any of the environments or characters either. It was all very flat actually. I don't know. I didn't hate the game at all. I had a female Hawk and an all female party and the villains were all female too which made the game kind of refreshing. I really like the lore of the series and it was enough to get me through all 60 hours of the game, especially the struggle betwen the Chantry and Mages. I got swept into all the drama. The game also ended (Spolier!) with a nine/eleven style attack which was completely shocking to me. I guess I'm in the minority on this, and it's true that you have to be pretty devoted to the lore and history of the game to really appreciate it. It has the most accessible combat system though. Not sure about Inquisition yet.
I think it was a Spider-Man game for GameBoy. Not sure if 1,2 or 3, but I hit a wall in the game where I couldn't get through and the game had no real hints whatsoever. 
I'm not arguing. I'm just pointing out that Metroid Prime made the 2D formula work successfully in 3D.
