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Reader Discussion: Titanfall Or Dark Souls II?
I’m not sure when it happened, but at some point March turned into November for video game releases. There are a lot of exciting games coming out this month forcing a lot difficult purchasing decisions.
One of the bigger same-day mash-ups falls between Titanfall and Dark Souls II. Titanfall is a science-fiction online multiplayer shooter, while Dark Souls II is a fantasy action-RPG. The two games are both releasing on the same day, and while they fall into radically different genres, they seem to appeal to similar groups of dedicated video game fans.
Which you will be grabbing on Tuesday? And if you’re grabbing neither, why is that? Are you grabbing Atelier Escha & Logy: Alchemists of the Dusk Sky, Towerfall: Ascension, or Vessel, which are also releasing that day?
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