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@CaptainWow There’s nothing to it, it’s like VS, they come to you.

Can’t wait to see how many bugs and crashes occur. The previous version was crasherific.

So, expect a lot of dark humor, which is also trademark for Farcry games.

Every kid who played in a sand box or at a beach knows the joys of digging a hole.

Uh, I’m a US adult and want PS credits for Xmas.

The fights in Ubisoft games are predictable. Putting in an AI to control a bad guy who not only counters you, but can hunt you down. Now you can have an entire city of unique, living AI people in a game. Kinda Sword Art without the Dive.

Played and beat it after release, a lot of backtracking, bugged quests and talkative pawns galore. Too many dragons, this isn’t Skyrim.

Can’t wait until an AI game studio releases a game.

Pick up the Talos 2 DLC for insidiously difficult puzzles.

Will be nice to have after the apocalypse of tar and pizza.

Just re something to Bully.

Anime figured this out years ago. AI can govern individual or groups inside a game, while humans run the game.

Could have made a sequel to DG 10x over the amount of time and money spent on snicker live service failures, I mean games. Stick to what you know.

Guessing that’s not an accurate battle simulator.

Aside from the usual banter about AI, it would be refreshing if some developer just went all in on creating a Skynet just to see if it could kill us all.

Beat the game already, biggest complaints I have are no hunting, too many trees. Seems majority of open space is either trees, water or rolling fields. Can still play as yasuke, stand on a roof and snipe everything. Nobody can climb it seems.

This might’ve worked better 20 years ago, just a waste of money at this point.

Video games and comics, Halo sold well. The tv show, terrible. Last tried it on Xbox 360, that long ago. Not worth it.

Todd Howard reminds me of Peter Molyneux during the early fable days. All talk, no bluster.

A game to wait until it hits plus or essential then.

Another year just gives No Man’s Sky more time to being a better space simulator than whatever Starfield is.

First game was a treat with a multitude of ways to handle investigations. The characters were a misshapen group of eclectic fishermen, owners, and backwater book stores. This is a day 1 purchase.

Own SH2, UD and Yakuza. It’s Poppy time.

Same game, different protagonist, different land, same game. Much like the AC series.

Merchandise, cartoon on Netflix, a game. Somebody paid attention to Spaceballs.

Lake House is an inkraising experience.

It’s not a circle…

Nothing like destroying everything than prototype. Soldiers, people, tanks all yum yum.

Start as a lowly goblin then slowly work your way to lordship in the magical tower of torture. (that is definitely not for torture).

It’s not a loop.

I liked Downpour. This Japanese setting doesn’t work for me, it’s not Silent Hill without that Americana charm. Plus, the protagonist is supposed to be a normal person. No combat abilities, just a normal helpless soul.

Game sounds more like Fatal Frame or one of the more recent failed survival horror in the same setting.

Most carriers have insurance which covers these types of expenses.

Only thing fun is to play 1.0 version of the game, so many fun bugs.

It looks good, just not for $80.

Light, darkness and death. What a wonderful world to save (ruin) again. Need more ridiculous STR weapons.

Think Goat Simulator and you’ve got a good idea of what DayZ is like.

Desperate times calls for creative ideas.

She’s drawn rather nicely, laser puzzles, crawlspace action, dinosaurs and alien tech. Looks good.

Got Crunchyroll on it, real basic setup, no episode premieres, just the index and continue watching. Netflix works the same as on a normal tv.

Tendrils or tentacles. Like a mutated mushroom.

There’s got to be a part where you can land on poop. Lay eggs on fruit, some maggot love in an expansion.

Without taking a risk on innovation, the industry will stagnate.

Miss the digimon saying their names.

This sounds like the downfall of Intellivision, Coleco, Atari whatever, commodore, Sega and now Xbox. I’m sure I missed a lot, but I’ve been there since pong, and this sh*t never gets old.

Too expensive, especially with the new tariffs in place. Gaming takes a back seat to food and shelter.

Reminds me of Gauntlet. Lots of fighting, not much else.

This looks like that talking gun game. Love the over-the-top characters.

Publisher should have done a Batgirl and shelved it.

Amazon offers a nice insurance package on controllers where they replace it for free if (when) it breaks. On 6th controller since day 1.

Save money, buy a used PS4 copy.