zenithhorizon

I don't normally write reviews, but I must say that Titanfall 2 is hands down Game of the Year for me. Once you've experience the moving, shooting and various abilities of both pilots and titans, you can't go back to any other first person shooter games anymore. COD and Battlefield would feel slow and old after this. Graphics at a steady 60 frames per second gives beautiful fluidity to everything on screen. Playing Destiny now which runs at 30fps is now a chore. Single player experience was unique and really enjoyable. It introduced a few items that was never done before. But my bread and butter is the multiplayer, actions is intense and just really really FUN! Thank you Respawn for making this game and giving us free map expansions (Angel City). It separats yourself from the usual nickel and diming practice of the industry. I really hope for a Titanfall 3 down the road.

Launch server issues, non-working locker codes, and long loading times aside. This is hands down the best basketball game I have ever played. After 4 attempts with ample lighting, I finally got a good look to my face scanned created player. The hideous monster looks people are mentioning, I think its really due to moving their head too fast or just general fail of not following the instructions. Entering my career mode, hearing the announcer say your name over the stadium, scoring your first points, dunking your first basket, all really gives you the feel and chills of realizing your a NBA pro amongst stars. Definitely one of the few games I will be playing for a long time to come.

I usually sell all my games after completing them except for a special few. Destiny is one I decided to keep simply because of it's replay-ability. Now I understand all the hate and agree with most 'Meh' reviews about the marketing over-hype, lack of variety, story, grinding, etc. But truth be told, I know in the long term, I would sometime feel like arming up for some fun co-op play or competitive multiplier just to blow off steam (and heads =) from work and life. I believe that's what great games is about. One of the critic reviews concluded that Destiny is just an empty house built on a solid (gunplay) foundation with a shiny exterior. True, but I see it as a vacation home. I won't live there, but will definitely visit every now and then.