If you have (younger) kids, Ready, Set, Heroes! is very cool. Lots of fun and no blood. 

Came to say exactly this. I was pretty satisfied with that background.

And it worked a treat. Only took two more attempts and put him down easy peasy. Thanks again.

The map update is pretty nice, but I've already been through the whole map, so it's not as necessary any longer. 

Thanks for the unintentional Tommasi tip. That's my last mission pre-dlc and it's driving me batty. I'll respec with shield and get some good pierce mods before trying again. I'm pretty heavily invested in launch/seize.

“referring to The Last of Us as Druckmann’s magnum opus, despite it being a collaborative effort between hundreds of programmers, designers, artists, and actors”

Its main audience are people who don’t have or want to shell out cash for a console or gaming rig. I’ve talked to a lot of folks who are perfectly happy to have it just for RDR2 or even Odyssey.

Seriously? Copy and paste an article, but 'several' turns to 'many'? 

It's far from DOA, but you're not its audience, so keep on wishing it was something that it isn't and was never promised to be.

This. I've seen maybe 2 or 3 update screens in my 5+ years of PS4, an I've played A LOT of games.

This is possible through bt or if your speaker system has cast built in.

Sadie 4-ever

It's probably not as scary as you think it might be. If you can make it through a film like The Road, you can do it. If you can't, you should try anyway. Beautiful game.

Always TLOU is my answer. I’ve played through 4 times and while the 4th time was still beautiful and heartbreaking, nothing is like the first time.

Gita! Nooooooooooooooooo!

Kotaku is the last gaming site I read and you were one of my favorite journalists. I feel like my time here is short as well.

To be fair, I remember the first playthrough and it seemed like half the game had already gone by before I even found the witches in Crookback. Depending on how one plays, the tutorial phase of White Orchard can take seemingly forever.

I wish that Amazon's TV UI wasn't such a mess, necessitating lists like this. 

Yeah, I mean, winter is long in Maine, but you're picturing the Overlook hotel when even the small towns are much more like the Castle Rock series. King hasn't ever lived in honest rural areas.

This right here. It's silly that every gamer site is throwing up hands and exclaiming that Stadia is a failure because a console does it better. Forrest for the trees, etc. I also never played Destiny 2 and I spent several hours over the last couple of days with very little lag or issue. It works.