Probably one of my favorite ghost types in recent memory. Such a great design.

Great article! It’s good to see that they’ve had time to rest, yet still made such a great game even better. I’d love to see that 3D Shovel Knight game, although I hope it would be more along the A Hat in Time part of the spectrum than the Yooka-Laylee part of the spectrum when it comes to modern 3D platformers that…

So excited! Shovel Knight is one of my favorite games of this generation, and each expansion further proves its worth. I have it on 3DS, but might buy it again on Switch to get all the modes I missed out and to support Yacht Club Games, since they've been working on this game for more than six years!

Completely agree. It’s one of my favorite parts of the game, and one that comes up a lot when I think about The Witcher 3. I certainly hope Cyberpunk 2077 can give us something like that. 

Yeah. Not really interested in this. Ryan Reynolds plays the same snarky guy in every movie after Deadpool, and it’s getting old.

This sounds a lot like NetHack, a game I could never really get into due to its interface. Since this is free, I'm going to give it a download. I'll let you know what wacky stories I find.

I still use Gamerankings. This sucks.

I apologize if I phrased it incorrectly. They may not have to create new models, but they do still need to add them all into the game and tweak certain factors. 800+ is a lot for the developers to have to add them all in specific locations, add moves that effect them, and stuff like that. There is a lot of different…

Great article! I haven’t bought Sword and Shield yet, but it looks like an interesting take on the series, especially with the Wild Area and some cool new designs. Frankly, I gave up catching them all when they created the Pokemon Bank and started charging for it. And, I know how hard it must be to create 800+ Pokemon…

I didn’t know a lot about King of Fighters before Terry’s Smash introduction. I gotta say that he might be my favorite DLC character so far, besides Joker which is a mix of his agility and personal interest in Persona 5 itself. Terry has a nice weight to him, making him somewhat resistant to some attacks, but his dash…

I'm really excited! I've been wanting this game since it was announced like a year and a half ago. It's such a great idea on paper, so I hope it works out.

You know, I actually think this is a pretty good list.

You know, I thought the Saints wouldn’t be great without Brees. I thought they might win two of these games at most (Jacksonville, maybe Tampa Bay). It turns out that their defense is the best it may have ever been and just as lights out as the defenses of the Pats or 49ers. As long as Brees returns mostly healthy,…

That was quick. I guess someone didn’t get the memo over at Studio Ghibli. Anyway, that’s good news so that I can watch them without having to buy all the Blu Rays.

I disagree. I love spending inordinate amounts of time in character generators. In my first go-through, I usually play as a version of myself but in that world (Mass Effect Trilogy, Fallout 3, etc.). On either my second go-through or a sequel, that’s when I tend to do a different, often different ideals or different…

“Michael the Tarantula. Two crickets on a Monday, one on a Sunday, died on a Thursday, buried on a Friday.”

That surprise onside kick in the Super Bowl is one of my favorite plays. And, fuck Mike Evans, because he made me lose my first game this season in fantasy (I'm a Saints fan, though, so I'm mostly fine with it).

I loved RDR 2's fishing and wide amount of fish (sturgeon!), but I quite disliked the amount of time and effort it took to get alegendary fish (legendary sturgeon! *shakes fist*).

I love 80 Days! It's educational, funny, tense, and sometimes even emotional. Every journey's a little different, and I still find new stufd in every playthrough. Only problem is I have it on my Android phone, and it eats battery like a bag of potato chips. Otherwise, great game!

Damn. This sucks Superstar Saga and Bowser’s Inside Story were some of my favorites of the Mario RPGs (only behind Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door) with their consistently good sense of humor and their framing of Mario, Luigi, and Bowser as actual characters. Never did play Dream Team, and I got Paper Jam as a…