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PoP was interesting in the late 80s. Most people don’t care and possibly base it more on the movie than the old platformer.

@TIEMs I reluctantly finished it, the revenge plot just gets tired after awhile, but the game never shies away from it. Thankfully I don’t think we’ll see the Ellie and Abby story continue as the story concluded.

Too late, plenty of FF porn out there with everything imaginable under the sun. Fanfic has nothing on what’s already out there.

Hasn’t been a good wendigo monster movie in a while. Really any cave monster (the decent) will do.

Once through the murder simulator was enough. That story is not something to revisit, still dwelling on the fruitless tale of revenge.

Played this game and another like it back in the 70/80s in the local arcade. Maze games, so many quarters.

Our intrepid reporter has a special PS5, his is actually a day ahead. RE2 and Borderlands D&D are on my list. 3, 5/6 are the worst. Although it was fun in 6 on the bridge and roof, just made no sense.

Yes please, while flashy, 16 was a bore to explore, no side paths, no freedom.

Still chugging away at Nobody Saves the World. In NG+ atm, devilishly hard dungeons random bonuses. Also trying to get through the interesting, but run of the mill, Evil West.

Do we at least get the update for the rogue mode on TLoU? Already own it.

2 weeks until Like a Dragon Infinite Wealth.

Looks like the GT of taxi games. Indestructible cars, no tension, just the wait for that monetary ding.

Perhaps a different city?

Feel like Just Cause was on plus before.

The problem with making a game about heroes or villains with ties to comics is that you’re tied down by canon.

Episode 3 was a crème de la crème of the show, the other episodes really drove home the extremes that the actors put into their various roles. At the end though, watching the world through the protagonists eyes brings great parts to others, but not so much for our heroes.

Plague Tale Requiem with rats, slingshots and 2 brats who get in more trouble than a box of kittens. Also Nobody Saves the World starring Nobody.

Only the main story had me hating the murder simulator. Playing a rogue lite adventure is more like an Uncharted adventure, killing is arcade like.

Been wanting to kill hipsters since Infamous.

It’s a great lovecraftian adventure game. Has some great detective tales, branching paths, a boat for travel down streets. And of course, monsters.

Sony - all released! East Coast - more like 12pm

Waiting for that next HAL or Skynet to create a nice death game.

FF16 team, the ones who aren’t working together anymore. Gotcha.

Loved this part of LaD. Thrilled it’s coming back. Now, if only I could understand Go.

Star Ocean, perfect unless you need to read. Text is too small to even attempt it, let alone any of the others.

Good because games were next on the list. The one fault with digital media is it doesn’t physically exist.

Maybe the death won’t be a human one this time.

Pushing 268 hours on Dying Light 2, I have no problem with this.

If I go digital, I own physically nothing. If I get the physical copy then I have to have a disk inserted and listen to the drive do its thing. Decisions.

A non-GoT action, open world game. Sign me up. At least with Souls games, you get a sense of accomplishment that others cannot. I’ll take this method of gaming over the twitch mechanics of Sekiro and GoT.

Shadowrun, Tinykin, Grime (action adventure dark rpg), Proteus. The indie games look a bit more fun than a rehash of GTA or a FF dud.

It’ll come to extra at some point, I’ll wait.

With Rebirth around the corner, why not?

It followed G4. It’s a gamer revolution rotating rigmarole.

Never change gacha games, show that sin of greed.

Oh good, a GoT clone without the small trigger window. Worst part of Ghost, never made it out of tutorial.

@Danloaded No. it has an open world, but the controls suck and while it’s atmospheric, things just drag along with little explanation. Not much of an exploration game so much as a try, try, again to figure out things. Like tossing a seed at plants and rocks.

Day one purchase.

Kids don’t care or notice such things. It’s adults who have the problem.

The dirt bikes in the intersection scream’s Philadelphia.

More secrets. Great. Why not add some sightseeing locations? Oh, did that too. How about fishing?

Honestly, having beaten the game, all the missed opportunities for side content that wasn’t there, leaves a bad taste in my mouth. Too little, too late.

Can we not? 5 is passable, but 6 is just awful.

I’d expect a New Game + around the same time you’re able to skip the intro. So probably never.

Waiting for people to compare this to Cyberpunk

Played the last game dubbed, will play the next one dubbed. This argument is old.

Can my phone run this?

If you think it’s too good to be true, it is. Common Sense seems to be lacking from game companies, too many strong egos.

If they didn’t fix that leaky faucet, it’s not complete.

So to have online anything, you’d need PS Plus, then you’d have to pay another exorbitant fee for game pass? No thanks.

Seems Xbox may be realizing that their small base and whatever the PC gaming base is, are not enough to garner a profit. Compared to sales from Skyrim which was shared across everything, to the current limited projections, Microsoft may be admitting defeat.

To early to tell if they relent and allow the exclusivity to end on their part. Brings the hardships of Sega to mind.

“I like to make jams.” I’m guessing these berries are naturally fermented.