Before I start a game, I try to get a reasonable idea from sites like GameFAQs or HowLongToBeat of how long a playthrough might take (and I lean towards main-story gaming over completionism). It’s hard for me to consider taking on a game over, say, 15-20 hours if it’s not an IP I’m already invested in (Zelda, GTA,…

I’ve played through a number of Resident Evil games, but 7 is the only one where I would feel genuine anxiety starting up a session.

I’ve put a lot of hours into my SNES Mini; it’s really satisfying to play using an actual SNES controller, and the little emulation bells and whistles are nice.

Muncy hit that homer off of Eovaldi’s 97th pitch in relief.  It seemed clear the game would come down to which pitcher made the next mistake, but yeah, what a battle of wills that turned into.  My wife, who often falls asleep on the couch well before 10pm, made it to 3am, and I held vigil for the last half-hour.  

Hard to believe that all they had to do for the X rating was to have a robot murder Jerry Seinfeld.

This is a cool idea, and I like a lot of these suggestions — 100 posts for a blog, 100 submissions to agents. I’d add that 100 songs for a band seems like it’s in another realm, though— I’ve been playing in bands for the last 25 years, and the most prolific of them took two years to get to 45 songs.

Spent 90 minutes or so on Bloodborne and hadn’t gotten past the second checkpoint, so I bailed.  I didn’t get very far in Last Guardian either, though I feel like I will go back to that at some point.  

Yeah, WTF were they thinking making Powder?

Ha! This is my hometown paper.  My parents’ neighbors once came downstairs to the kitchen to find a bear cub eating their donuts.