The agreement was for "offical content creators" not for access to the closed beta.

The PSN account being mandatory was always a thing. The only reason why it wasn't implemented was technical issues at launch.

I played the demo during a Steam Next Fest and thought it was fine. Didn't finish it as there was an issue progressing in an area while using a controller. Probably didn't play enough to get a full idea but what I did see was interesting enough to give it another shot.

Completely agree. A movie style soundtrack has it's place if used correctly.

Pretty sure it's Good-Feel that made the last couple of Yoshi games.

I got the same controller for the same reason after my Elite Series 2 got stick drift. Really responsive sticks and it doesn't feel too cheap even with the lower price.

I recall it being said before the device came out that it wouldn't be compatible with PC. How the worm turns.

It made me realise I never actually finished Arkham Knight. I played a couple hours but was put off from the performance issues at the time. Runs fine now apart from a few ini file tweaks for aesthetic reasons.

Kinda makes sense. It's the new hotness in an otherwise (relatively) dry month for games.

Brand worship is sad and pathetic.

Really sick of all these leakers and their "sources".

Naughty Dog recently released the Last of Us Part II remaster with new modes, not exactly silence. The live-service multiplayer aspect was apparently cancelled because they couldn't devote the resources to it without neglecting their single-player output. They'll be fine.

Was Redfall ever meant to be a live-service game? I thought it was just a co-op shooter game that was a side project people were working on that they didn't expect to release, originally.

Not sure what live-service game Bioware were ever producing but time will tell with Rocksteady. I doubt WB will be too forgiving.