In the true spirit of Thanksgiving, they’ll introduce a quest where it takes you twice as long to travel to the planet you need to, you get in a fight with your fellow explorers once you’re there and you have to make peace with a Vy’Keen after your drunk, racist uncle tells him to “go back to his own planet”.

I honestly have a hard time eating cranberry sauce that doesn’t look like a can.

“If you’ve ever been too drunk to curl, you might be from the Northwest Territory.”

I’ll be continuing to work my way through Spider-man. I think I’m pretty close to the end, plus then I have the Black Cat expansion to play through. After that, I’ll probably pick up either Hitman 2 or RDR 2, though the article about playing the latter in “dad mode” concerns me, since my son enjoys watching me game.

Tombstone might not be the best Western ever, but it has to be up there as the most quotable. My personal favorite: “Hey Ellie! Where’s Wyatt?” “Right behind you, Stillwell.” BOOM!

Yes! I’m in the middle of that one now and, aside from the fact that my son actually enjoys watching me play it, the game makes it simple to walk away when needed. Even the big story missions only typically take 10-15 minutes.

This article is pretty much spot on, especially the part about picking one massive game. I got Witcher 3 right after my son was born. Though I had pockets where I could play a ton (especially the week I stayed home with him after my wife went back to work), it was mostly a couple of hours on weekends spent on that one…

All five of which Gruden will use on wide receivers that other teams have graded as fifth rounders on their boards.

As bad as this seems, it’s still the least objectionable way for someone’s grandfather to end up inside of a high school student.

The Office one is easy: Comedy Central has been running re-runs pretty much every day. I don’t mind it, because it reminded me how great the show was at its peak (and that we should burn all episodes from Brian the boom mic operator’s brief reign of terror).

When you get into some of the later cards and decks, it gets way more interesting and more strategic, particularly if you’re playing a monster deck (or whatever it was called in the game), because a lot of those cards have some special powers, like summoning other cards to the board or boosting cards in a row. The key…

Also, “skepticism”, not “scepticism”.

The only thing I normally think when my system updates is “Goddammit, now my game won’t quick start where I left off!”

It feels like every complaint about this game from GMG stems from the fact that this doesn’t represent the New York the writers live in (even in the review, there was a line about how people on the streets of New York don’t really dress the way they do in the game). I know this might shock some people, but there is a…

This is exactly why my Xbox has sat collecting dust since I got my PS4 a couple of years ago. Microsoft’s gaming focus has been almost completely around multiplayer on the first party titles at the expense of decent single player games, which Sony has a plethora of. I’ve spent probably 70% of my gaming time on the PS4…

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I liked the animal friends feature, but the rest of it was...meh. The limited (for all the right reasons) weapons really bogged the game down later when it started to get monotonous. There just wasn’t anything all that exciting to keep me interested, including the story. Primal’s idea of major boss battle was to just…

Agreed. The last two Far Cry games (Primal and 5) have just felt monotonous. There are some cool moments in 5, particularly around the boss battles, but otherwise, neither game really seems to have the same level of fun as 3 or 4. At least those had the fortresses where you had multiple ways of getting through,…

I’m pretty sure that place has been featured on every Travel Channel and Food Network special on steak places ever made.

the Steelers have refused to reward him with a longterm contract, instead choosing to use the franchise tag on him multiple times.