Another Sony exclusive turning multiplat

http://www.gamespot.com/articles/remastered-grim-fandango-wont-be-limited-to-ps4-an/1100-6421006/

I'll still be buying on Vita. Might re-buy on PC later down the line, so I can play it again on the system it was originally built for :)

I'm getting tired of these terms and corrections like "Sony exclusive", "MS Exclusive", etc. 

It's getting tiredsome to read people use terms that are stretches, so that they can claim their own console has an exclusive more than another, which supposedly means their system(s) is automatically better. Bleh.  :eww:

lol I'm taking the piss

The game's amazing regardless of what platforms it's on

Sawed-Off_Orc wrote:

lol I'm taking the piss

The game's amazing regardless of what platforms it's on

I know. I wasn't referring to you, lol. 

I was referring to gamers and fanboys in general.

BTW, isn't the original Grim Fandango, like, one of the best reviewed games, or something? I might be mistaken here.

RamboOnRedBull wrote:

Sawed-Off_Orc wrote:

lol I'm taking the piss

The game's amazing regardless of what platforms it's on

I know. I wasn't referring to you, lol. 

I was referring to gamers and fanboys in general.

BTW, isn't the original Grim Fandango, like, one of the best reviewed games, or something? I might be mistaken here.

Even my Dad knows of it

RamboOnRedBull wrote:

Sawed-Off_Orc wrote:

lol I'm taking the piss

The game's amazing regardless of what platforms it's on

I know. I wasn't referring to you, lol. 

I was referring to gamers and fanboys in general.

BTW, isn't the original Grim Fandango, like, one of the best reviewed games, or something? I might be mistaken here.

You're not incorrect.

http://www.metacritic.com/game/pc/grim-fandango

I don't think I've ever read a mixed, let alone a negative review for this game. And I can understand why. It's got similar gameplay to the recent Telltale games like Walking Dead and Wolf Among Us but with arguably the most unique setting in video games, in a mythical mexican "land of the dead" with a filmnoir visual and narrative approach with amazing voice acting, great narrative, memorable characters and moments and so on :)