Eduard_Brenton

I’ll be partaking in some cyberfunk of the bomb rush variety and some 2 of the Spider-man variety

Geoffiroth has lost the plot. E3 was miles better.

I’m going away today and travelling light, so no gaming for me for 2 whole weeks. I’ll have to be content with playing through games in my mind.

I completed Princess Peach Showtime. What a ride.

Still going back and forth between Sekiro and Princess Peach Showtime. One’s a really easy game for kids and the other’s Princess Peach Showtime.

Alternating between Princess Peach Showtime and Sekiro. Quite the combo

Might get this just for the name Hulkenberg

I don’t buy that the audience is even roughly the same as it’s always been. Gaming used to be an uncool hobby for adolescent/teenage boys, now it’s a cool hobby for boys, girls, adults, and wii-playing grandmas. Kids who got into gaming are adults now, and those adults are likely to have gotten their kids into gaming. Not to mention kids who find gaming on their own or through friends.

Being a publisher of games and saying there are too many games is like being a human and saying there are too many humans. If your game’s good, people will buy it. If it’s not, they won’t. Just focus on making good games and don’t worry about anything else

Jade, I have the solution for your no-TV situation. Attach a Switch Lite to your wrist and wear a Long-sleeve, thin cardigan, just enough to see the screen through but not enough to draw attention. The sleeves will cover your joy-con-wielding hands. Wear an Elmer Fudd hat to cover your earbuds of choice, and lastly a pair of glasses with fake sleepy eyes at an angle so that you can look under them to see the device. You’re welcome.

The Okumura fight nearly made me quit Persona 5 Royal, but I somehow managed to scrape through so now I can go back to enjoying the game again.