Appropriate that this came in the mail today.  

You can play it with other people or you can “recruit” AI companions and play it solo.

If they’re making movies of books I read as a pre-teen I’d much rather they go they go the Christopher Pike route. I loved his books and only picked up a Fear Street book when there was nothing else.

I would absolutely buy a Switch if they released a new Animal Crossing. I didn’t grow up with a Nintendo so I don’t have the nostalgic feels for their characters or games but the Zelda has piqued my interest and an Animal Crossing would put me over.

Oh, yeah. I understand that, but they took their main Mass Effect team and put them to work on Anthem. Anthem is not what I’m looking for from a Bioware game. I can get a game similar to Anthem from another studio. I can’t get a “Bioware” game from anyone else. Yes there are other studios that make good even…

It was totally Alastair. :)

My ex-husband’s friend loaned us Dragon Age. He played about 30 minutes and never picked it up again. I decided to try it (mainly because I could actually play a woman) and fell in love with it. Embarrassingly, it actually helped me realize that my ex was not the right man for me. When your video game boyfriend…

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I feel you. I know it sounds stupid, but Bioware’s games are special to me. I’m not sure how to explain it (without sounding even dumber), but they really strike a chord with me. As someone who avoided console type gaming, because I though it wasn’t for me, Dragon Age pulled me in and showed me what I was missing.

It really bums me out. Dragon Age: Origins is what got me playing games. Even their less popular games I have great times with (DA2 and ME:A). I’m actually really sad about it. I hope this isn’t a permanent direction change.

I’m so disappointed. I’ll be giving this one a miss.

My daughter’s introduction was actually The Clone Wars cartoon and Ahsoka is her (first) favorite Star Wars character. She used to have a stick that she’d pretend was her light saber and fight “Roger Rogers” in the back yard. They have done an amazing job giving young girls such wonderful characters to look up too. …

I was four. My parents took me to see Return of the Jedi. It was the first movie I ever saw in the theater. I loved it. It’s still my favorite to this day. My grandmother even sewed me a white Princess Leia dress to play in when I was a little older and had had a chance to see all three movies. I’ve never not…

Ricky Whittle. Can’t wait!