Oh, those bugs in the first part. Yeah, I died about 5x and then decided to just run past them. I forgot that I did not explore down that crevasse, so I wonder if I missed some sweet loot. Hopefully just a couple Coldblood Dew (3)'s.

Oh, that's a thought. I'll turn on the game and leave it running at lunch, so it's nice and "ready" for me tonight….

Yes, the V of D is horrendous. The constant poison, the constant rain, ugh. And then the game makes you feel like a shit for killing the boss of the area.

I've been stifling giggles at my desk, reading your Origins write up. The screenshot of Nandalf behind the bush cracks. me. up!

Agreed, the castle has been my favorite part so far, and I don't see anything taking it's place. I actually loved the run up to that boss - jumping onto the turret roofs, it felt "real", if that makes sense. And the devs conveniently placed the Bell Bitch right on the path to him, which was nice.

Well, my goal was to do the super not-so-secret ending, so 2 more after her, I guess. But you all have spurred me on, and I'll try to finish. I mean, i WILL finish!

Oooh, the Sherlock Holmes game - is that the one were you have newspapers and journals & such and you have to comb through to track down clues? That game sounds so interesting.

I think IF I finish Bloodborne this weekend, I'm going to go back to Unity. Hopefully the patch will allow my save to work now. Maybe if I see you on we can do some co-op?

Huh, I don't remember Ebrietas shooting lasers. But that Martyr guy, ugh. When he gets going, he just does not give you a break. I ended up rolling off the roof a couple times.

Congrats! Bloodborne and I are on a break, right now. I got to the Wet Nurse, and decided to explore the dungeons, and then petered out.

I also recently started the Dragon Age saga, because of all the hype Inquisition got late last year. So, being a weirdo, I decided I had to start from the beginning and played Origins. I loved the companions, but it was a bit of a slog towards the end - I hated the Deep Roads.

Yes, all of these (well, I don't know about Resistance). I think Journey is the most moving experience I've had playing a video game. I bought & listen to the soundtrack regularly.

I "played" Dragon's Dogma until I got so depressed about being in the.. Fade? (can't remember that area that you keep falling to different levels), that I quit and haven't gone back.

I could not get into GTA4, either. Part of what I loved about Vice City was the music/radio shows, and this middle-aged white guy just could not get into the stations in GTA4.

I also tried playing the first Assassin's Creed after loving ACII and Unity (until my save got corrupted… grrr…), and the original is… not fun.

Yes! I need some more Mom on Pop in my life. I think we all do.

I was thinking a bi-monocled Will Forte.

I know! We were all thinking it!

That makes perfect sense, but I did not even think about it at the time, so I suitably gasped when she revealed she knew about Jane.

I don't care for Michael, but I really enjoy his scenes with Rogelio. Which probably speaks more about my adoration of Rogelio than my feelings about Michael.