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EB: So youve explored every nook and cranny of The Witcher 3 and Arkham Knight is old news. Now what? Well, you could dip into the tottering tower of unfinished, maybe even un-started games clogging your Steam library, or you could veer ever-so-slightly off the well-worn path and take a chance on something new. Here are some suggestions, in no particular order.

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"Recently, Ive been playing some very big releases of 2015; The Witcher: Wild Hunt, Arkham Knight, and just to kill a few minutes Far Cry 4 What do all three of these titles have in common? The Open-World Experience. Something that I feel is becoming shoehorned into every AAA title that is being released this generation This is awesome for the consumer who likes to get as much bang for their buck, and even more importantly, the gamer hours upon hours of content to just get lost in. Great right? For me this imposes a concern, or at least an observation, and some questions along the way. -- PlayStation Enthusiast

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"Recently, Ive been playing some very big releases of 2015; The Witcher: Wild Hunt, Arkham Knight, and just to kill a few minutes Far Cry 4 What do all three of these titles have in common? The Open-World Experience. Something that I feel is becoming shoehorned into every AAA title that is being released this generation This is awesome for the consumer who likes to get as much bang for their buck, and even more importantly, the gamer hours upon hours of content to just get lost in. Great right? For me this imposes a concern, or at least an observation, and some questions along the way. -- PlayStation Enthusiast