XIII-CODEX

looking forward to this game thanks

Haters will be haters. If you are going to hate on a game guys, at least have the common sense and courtesy to explain why you hate it.

Stop trying to deter others away from something that some might find interesting or want to try if they have not heard of the game before.

Just saying that you hate something, or something is bad, does not really give any viable, practical, or reasonable explanation for why you would even say that, unless you can back your statement up with an actual game play video you made yourself, a visual review of your own, or a simple, logical explanation to prove that you actually played this new remake of the game and have a different opinion and view to share with the rest of the gaming community.
Then you can take it from there to share your opinions on the game and what you think about it in a thoughtful and constructive mannerism, and not in a convoluted and thoughtless one that lends no real or valid reason for why you despise the game so much.

In short…. don’t be another George who hates on games without even knowing why.

@Razeal and TArkavo,

Thank you for your clear and informative opinions and views about the game. This will let others who haven’t already played the remake of this game know what to expect going into it.

Gamers should also be aware that not every game that comes out or is newly released by game developers, will be 100% perfect. It takes a lot of time to look through code, and debug every possible bug you can encounter before a game is released to the public on it’s official launch date.

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the game developers if you like their games, or get in touch with them if you have any issues that you think needs to be addressed with the game, at least it will show them where improvements need to be made.

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