So uh . . . I’m guessing those four Kingdom Hearts games are listed separately because they’re going to be sold separately, and we’re going to be charged out the ass for each one, correct?

You have gone too far, sir. TOO FAR.

Does Hitman 3 have, or will it have, sniper levels like those in Hitman 2?

So . . . literally no news about crossplay, huh?

I have a different problem. When I want to pick up a save file again, usually for a game I’ve beaten but that has a lot of post-game content to do, it’s not merely that my lack of familiarity with the controls and stakes puts me off.

And Judgment comes soon this summer (to Epic store, but still).

Ugh. I played the first LIS last year, so that’s not an issue, but I own Before the Storm and haven’t played it yet, so now I’m rather conflicted.

As a fan of most Ubisoft series, this game was so incredibly bland. It was everything people complain about Ubisoft games being. I played for probably less than a dozen hours and never looked back.

Meanwhile on PC . . .

I think you may be confusing snappy dialogue with characterization. The only characters who got any exploration were Wrench and Josh. Marcus had basically one emotional state throughout.

“one of the best things about games like WD is the characterization”

“If it is like the previous Watchdogs 2 multiplayer mode, the new one will flop miserably as well.”

Honestly, multiplayer can sometimes make bland games more interesting. Hopefully that’s the case with this one. WD2 was a lot of fun, but it was even more fun multiplayer.

I like Syndicate just fine. Hell, I like most of the AC games. But also like most AC games, this boss battle was blah and the ending was blah.

Not sure where you got that from the 10 words I wrote.

Troy Leavitt cancels himself! Oh no, cancel culture strikes again!

Did you forget a word or two there, kiddo?

This article is about Twitch, not Twitter.

Every year, we’re running out of reasons to need to emulate old hardware/games as more and more gets ported with superior results.

Also, PC gamers living in Asia finally get Yakuza: Like a Dragon. It released everywhere else last year.