Games as service video games are always evolving and being added to, so the version that people play at lunch often looks very different than what we play a year later. Games like Sea of Thieves, Diablo III and No Man's Sky were disappointing at launch, but patches and content updates made them worth buying in the end. On the other hand, people pay full price for a game at launch, so shouldn't that mean that, at launch, a live-service game should provide a full experience?

EA has been called the 'studio killer'. While some of EA's published Bioware games are great, Dragon Age: Inquisition, and of course the first three Mass Effects are great games published under the EA umbrella. But lately it feels like Bioware has had more and more trouble trying to keep up their trademark quality, and Anthem doesn't exactly have fans excited.

Are single-player games dying? Sony seems more committed than most other game publishers when it comes to making sure that gamers have a steady stream of single-player experiences to keep the whole idea alive. Why does the Playstation 4 have more single player games than the Xbox One? Join MojoPlays as we discuss why Sony wants to keep story in games. To get your ideas turned into WatchMojo or MojoPlays videos, head on over to http://WatchMojo.com/suggest

Dude we’re trying to have fun here! Why d’you gotta be like that?! Welcome to http://WatchMojo.com and today we’re counting down our picks for the Top 5 Things That Are Ruining Gaming For Everyone!