Ive been opting to play Classic Mode to unlock characters since you’re guaranteed a “Challenger approaching” fight after each run. You can set the difficulty however you want, breeze through it pretty quickly, and it’s a great way to get to know how the characters play in the game. I'm staying away from World of Light…

Curb your expectations; a leaked pic shows he's just a Sonic Echo Fighter.

Katamari is the closest video games have come to creating pure joy. It’s the main reason I still keep around my giant backwards-compatible PS3. It’ll be nice to be able to replay this game whenever I want on a modern console!

Im enjoying them A LOT especially now that his chops are coming in and they make their own point. I try to keep him shaved bald so he looks like half of an asterisk.

Personally, my Morgan looks like a cross between Waluigi and Abraham Lincoln. Waluincoln.

Everyone seems to be saying “keep playing” so ok. Though I’m around 50% completions so it better be a good payoff. Right now it’s looking like “the gang is bad and will keep getting worse (I’ve played RDR1 so I know how Bill and Dutch turn out); Arthur is a damned man and the only question is how much further he is…

I’d be more inclined to believe that if maybe there was a mission towards the beginning of the game about stealing money and giving it to people in need. I mean, the MacFarlane ranch tutorial missions work so well in RDR1 because it mirrors the peaceful honest life John wants for himself. RDR2 doesn’t sell that idea…

I kind of feel like the “honor” morality system in general is kind of borked and seems more like a “well, it was in the first game so we got to put it in the second” decision.

Im maybe in the minority here, but I didn’t really like Iconoclasts?

I personally love these live-action remakes. If anyone asks me if I've seen an anime I can be like "no, sorry, I don't have Netflix anymore" and watch their heads explode.

It’s been a long time since both? It’d be like putting together Phil Collins and Donkey Kong. Like, yeah, of course Phil would like Donkey Kong Country. Duh. He probably lost his shit at the bongo controller. I just don’t think about the both enough to make that connection lol.

Lady Gaga + Bayonetta is one of those combos that you would never think of but totally makes sense.

Nah, that's a day 1 feature. The hackers will own it by the end of the week.

I’ve had an opinion cement in the last few days that ACO is an open world game about doing stuff and RDR2 is a game about having stuff happen to you.

If I want to fight lions and dragons and whatever, I'll fight lions and dragons and whatever. But sometimes I just want to get to where I want to go and not fight lions and dragons and whatever.

And I’ve traveled off the beaten path, accidentally lept over a pebble, and rocketed my horse off a three-foot drop into a tree, causing it to instantly die. Travel just isn’t easy in Red Dead period.

I’m the opposite. I’ll take roads and paths as far as they’ll take me and then make the rest of the way by foot. I do this in most games because roads usually give you the better view and less of a chance of running into a lion or dragon or whatever.

Some of it feels intentional, some of it doesn’t. That stagecoach example sounds like it’s intentional, but having a big shootout with the law because you killed and skinned a random sheep outside of town and some stranger was like “I GOTTA REPORT THIS” doesn’t. It also doesn’t help that violence is basically the only…

Taking bets!

I'm disappointed. You didn't even mention the first time Adora saw a horse.