An Immersive Sim is a genre of game that the original Deus Ex is strongly considered to have defined. Think Ultima Underworld, Thief and more recently Dishonored, Prey and Deathloop. They aren’t simulations in the sense of SimCity or things like that.

Let me just write that down, Scott.

It’s really not that bad if you can make it past that damn underwater level with the bombs.

In the synopsis they have Kate Berlant credited as Kate Berlin. Probably not your fault as I assume you are cutting and pasting.

It’s definitely Ash. Bruce Campbell tweeted out the trailer today saying something coy like “Maybe I should check this game out?”

That’s who I was thinking it was, but there was no mention of him up until that point. Just a little confusing, and I was processing so much at that point. Lol

Same

Who was the kid at the funeral that they panned to just before they showed Captain Marvel? How did Thanos know Tony Stark in Infinity War? And also, how did Old Steve show up at the end, when they repeatedly show us that altering the past creates a new timeline? Was that because he returned the stones to their…

What is this? I need more of it.

It does seem kind of odd. I find it to have better offerings than say Hulu, which I almost never use. No Activity and Disco alone are worth the $6 a month imo.

It’s actually a pretty solid service. Disco is getting quite good. No Activity is a great comedy show. Twilight Zone is looking solid, plus The Stand coming up and a Jean Luc Picard show next year. I pay more for less over at Hulu.

This is what I came to see. Thank you.

You would never know it based on the absurd amount of podcasts they put out.

I am really loving that show so far.

I have a similar story with the boss if Arc the Lad 2. That is an SRPG, so you are moving your characters around a grid. The boss is basically a giant baby sitting on the top of the screen. He never moves, however he can only be hit with melee from one particular square. In addition to that, he has massive attacks…

Yeah, Jessica Cruz is easily the most interesting Green Lantern in my mind.

I urge you, and anyone else who is interested, to check out The Ballad of Black Tom by Victor LaValle. It’s a reimagining of Red Hook from the point of view of a black con artist. A very, very good short story that takes Lovecraft’s racism and misanthropy and uses it to talk about privilege and classism.

***SPOILERSish***

I don’t see FFIX or Wind Waker on their YouTube channel. Do they only upload certain runs?

In that case, I would strongly recommend The Ballad of Black Tom by Victor LaValle to you. It’s a retelling of The Horror at Red Hook from the point of view of a poor black con artist. It uses Lovecraft’s racism and themes as a device to show what it’s like to feel truly insignificant.