Yeah, there is certainly some level of mystery to Smith's Doctor. He always seems kinda panicked or frazzled in crises though, and I'm not sure I like that. In comparison, Tennant had the same goofyness, but when it was business time he became downright scary.

It's a shame that Eccleston isn't returning. I think that he was massively underrated as the 9th. Everyone seems to either like Smith or Tennant, but I think Eccleston was fantastic. I wish that he had more than one season.

I think Tennant's Doctor was utterly brilliant, but I prefer Eccleston to Smith. 9th brought the serious Doctor back, and I like that compared to Smith's quirkiness. The Doctor, in my opinion, is supposed to look like he's always in charge and know what he's doing, but with Smith you never know whether he has a plan or not (which might be why some like him).

Yeah, there is certainly some level of mystery to Smith's Doctor. He always seems kinda panicked or frazzled in crises though, and I'm not sure I like that. In comparison, Tennant had the same goofyness, but when it was business time he became downright scary.

I heard something about David Tennant doing a special several months ago, but I haven't heard anything since then. I hope that at some point we see guest appearances from previous companions. Also, there were specials from the classic Doctor Who where previous and current doctors cross paths.

I don't see why they couldn't do that again. I know we saw the faces of each Doctor in Matt's first episode, but I agree, I'd like to see some old companions. Tennant and Piper are definitely filming for the 50th, which is better than nothing. It's a shame that Eccleston turned down an appearance in it.

It's a shame that Eccleston isn't returning. I think that he was massively underrated as the 9th. Everyone seems to either like Smith or Tennant, but I think Eccleston was fantastic. I wish that he had more than one season.

I think Tennant's Doctor was utterly brilliant, but I prefer Eccleston to Smith. 9th brought the serious Doctor back, and I like that compared to Smith's quirkiness. The Doctor, in my opinion, is supposed to look like he's always in charge and know what he's doing, but with Smith you never know whether he has a plan or not (which might be why some like him).

Yeah, there is certainly some level of mystery to Smith's Doctor. He always seems kinda panicked or frazzled in crises though, and I'm not sure I like that. In comparison, Tennant had the same goofyness, but when it was business time he became downright scary.

I know he ended up becoming Boe, but I want to see what the hell happened between the Jack we see with #10 and the Face of Boe. Also, considering the fact that he lived for hundreds of thousands of years, I'm surprised that #11 hasn't run in to Jack or The Face of Boe.

I really hope he we see Jack/Boe again. If we do, I'm guessing it'll be in the 50th anniversary but nothing's been heard of for a while. Only problem is, Moffatt said he wants to focus on the future of the series, not nostalgia. But that might just be to lower our expectations.

I heard something about David Tennant doing a special several months ago, but I haven't heard anything since then. I hope that at some point we see guest appearances from previous companions. Also, there were specials from the classic Doctor Who where previous and current doctors cross paths.

I don't see why they couldn't do that again. I know we saw the faces of each Doctor in Matt's first episode, but I agree, I'd like to see some old companions. Tennant and Piper are definitely filming for the 50th, which is better than nothing. It's a shame that Eccleston turned down an appearance in it.

It's a shame that Eccleston isn't returning. I think that he was massively underrated as the 9th. Everyone seems to either like Smith or Tennant, but I think Eccleston was fantastic. I wish that he had more than one season.

I think Tennant's Doctor was utterly brilliant, but I prefer Eccleston to Smith. 9th brought the serious Doctor back, and I like that compared to Smith's quirkiness. The Doctor, in my opinion, is supposed to look like he's always in charge and know what he's doing, but with Smith you never know whether he has a plan or not (which might be why some like him).

Yeah, there is certainly some level of mystery to Smith's Doctor. He always seems kinda panicked or frazzled in crises though, and I'm not sure I like that. In comparison, Tennant had the same goofyness, but when it was business time he became downright scary.

the pc had very similar specs, so if it doesnt then ill be really surprised

Hopefully

I wonder how Cole fits into the story though.... the title implies that this is either his son or grandson. the trailer showed what looked like a more futuristic city so I wonder how much time has passed

He seemed to have red energy, like evil Cole, so perhaps this is some reference to the fact that he got his powers from Cole's evil ending. But the title does suggest he is related to Cole in some way. I really hope they release some more info before E3 (although it's doubtful).

Btw if you didn't know, the gameplay they showed for Watch Dogs was recorded on a PC.

Yeah, I heard about that. Hopefully it will run just as well on the PS4.

the pc had very similar specs, so if it doesnt then ill be really surprised

Hopefully

DUDE I AM SO EXCITE FOR THAT GAME! I remember after doing the evil ending on Infamous 2, I felt that the next game should have some sort of open world multiplayer since all the conduits got activated. Think about it, open world like Red Dead Redemption, but with badass super powers

My body wasn't ready! I thought Sucker Punch was done with inFamous, but then this trailer came on and I had no idea what it was until I saw the logo. So excited to find out more at E3! I would play the crap out of that multiplayer, and now SP have no reason not to do it with the power of the PS4 behind it.

I wonder how Cole fits into the story though.... the title implies that this is either his son or grandson. the trailer showed what looked like a more futuristic city so I wonder how much time has passed

He seemed to have red energy, like evil Cole, so perhaps this is some reference to the fact that he got his powers from Cole's evil ending. But the title does suggest he is related to Cole in some way. I really hope they release some more info before E3 (although it's doubtful).

I think you don't know the meaning of 'you'.

"Most of you". Considering this is the only comment I've made in this thread, and it was in reply to you, I'm hardly whoring thumbs.

I think you don't know the meaning of 'you'.

Thanks mate :D