Honestly, story-wise, the Hero bits were probably the best part. Iden Versio’s story was rushed, predictable, telegraphed from the start (who here didn’t guess which squad member would become an enemy with his very second line?) and ultimately filled to the brim with underdeveloped, if decently acted, characters.

I pre-ordered Battlefront II for Starfighter Assault alone, and I never pre-order. I just got so addicted to this during the beta. I’ve been championing a Criterion-made Rogue Squadron game, hopefully with press talking about this mode it might become a reality.

Even if you look past the beard, that looks nothing like Han Solo.

And then Pikachu put on a hat and became a detective.

I had this exact same conversation with Ryan Malin from Mynock Manor, but sadly I couldn’t put it into words as well as you did. You couldn’t find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy than EA.

Xbox One XXX, obviously.

Use the Force, Dr Disrespect.

“Team Rainbow Rocket” is a terrible name.

Tales from the Borderlands was a very pleasant surprise. Right when Telltale fatigue was starting to set in, they released what is arguably their best work besides the first season of The Walking Dead. Better get on it, Riley!

Ditto on the whole Stardew Valley bit, including that I’d never gotten around to it before. It’s genuinely addictive!

Oh, uh, no. Damn.

My girlfriend isn’t typically a gamer but she fell in love with Breath of the Wild. I could now buy her a Switch of her own so she could play at her place.

Luigi sucks harder, if only because he’s got the Poltergust.

Super Saiyan 2 was a waste after the Cell saga. It didn’t look all that different in anyone but Gohan and it was soon eclipsed by Super Saiyan, 3 as well as Gohan himself getting his mystic power-up and moving past the form. That said, Dragon Ball FighterZ is evidence of how iconic Super Saiyan 2 Gohan is.

I love the look but having recently been looking back at some Dragon Ball and early Dragon Ball Z, it’s jarring how much transformations became meaningless changes.

The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Waaah.

Besides what Hurricane said, “Androids” in Dragon Ball are often actually cyborgs. The best-known androids, Android 17 and Android 18, are basically human bodies retrofitted with mechanical brains, or something along those lines. I mean, Krillin and Android 18 even had a kid!

Yamcha better be this game’s Dan Hibiki.

If he was pretending it was real, I imagine everyone would be mad, but given that he admitted soon after that it was just to show off the tools, I’m not surprised people took it in stride.

Didn’t have a decent PC (still don’t).