I’ve never been interested in a Pokémon game before, but if I had a Switch, I would definitely check this out.  Does it still use a rock/paper/scissors style of fighting?  Do the newer games even still use that?

Definitely worth picking up, regardless of your feelings about storefronts. The fact that they made the River Thames an equally interesting area to run through and explore was wonderfully satisfying. 

They’ve got to build their immune system somehow.

They don’t completely melt, but one way that sort of works is soaking in alcohol.  I “made” tequila gummy worms once that were a sticky, wonderful mess.

Salt isn’t artificial, and flame-broiled burgers taste fantastic.

Still better than that horse in a hospital.

It’s so dumb.  In a few years there will be a new ID that has two stars on it.

A times B times C equals X. If X is less than the cost of a recall, we don’t do one.

I’m assuming they did survive if a second season is coming. Or will it be a new cast, also trying to survive?

That’s so fucked up, but good for her for not backing down.

You are definitely allowed your own opinion, and I have mine too.  I don’t know what you read or watched, however, because there are no gravity guns in this game, unless you’re referring to the ability to use telekinesis to throw various objects in the game.  All I know is that I loved the game, and nothing felt…

Some combination of Journey to the Savage Planet and the remastered version of the first Ni No Kuni game. Ni No Kuni is really fun, but I just got to the point early in the game where I really need to begin thinking long term about the familiars I’m going to use, which feels like work.

I’ve not tried it, but I know there is a ‘Select Mission’ option on the main menu. You might back up your save just in case, but yeah, that portion was really excellent and would be worth trying again.

It’s so good.  Definitely worth putting on a list somewhere to remind you to get it once it is out on Steam.

The song is “Devouring the Devoted” by Barry Uhl, from the album The Stargazer’s Bible. It’s the song that starts with “She came from across the sea.”

Control is such a beautiful game. I don’t think a game trailer has ever sold me like the one for this game did, but I had no regrets in immediately pre-ordering it, and I wasn’t even familiar any of Remedy’s previous games at that point.

Even if it had an amazing flavor, it just looks so boring. It’s as if the whole thing was just an afterthought, after somebody ordered too much fried cheese, and management didn’t think they would be able to just sell them separately.

Well, it’s less than two hours long, so I can’t imagine they did too many side quests.

The dragon powers provided to you.

I can go home right now and play Dragon’s Dogma on my PS4.  The BoF games aren’t regularly available.