Mainly Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice for sure. I’m making my way through the Fountainhead Palace. I’m pretty sure I’ve found all of the Sculptor’s Idols in the area so I imagine something big is going down soon. 

Beat me to it.

Damn there were even more in the 80s.  That is interesting, thanks!

Wow I have no memory of this at all.  It’s crazy how many home consoles there were in the early-to-mid 90s!  Can anyone name them all?  What year saw the most concurrently active game consoles?

All good changes made this time around, though I’ve never played Sea of Thieves or Fortnite. Nor have I played either Hitman game, but I assume replacing the first game with its sequel is an uncontroversial choice. RDR2 absolutely deserves a spot, and the lack of NieR: Automata was an effing travesty.

There’s absolutely no way to verify this, but I’m going to say it anyway: I knew this was going to happen. After whatever their first big nostalgia product tie-in was, I said to myself and no one else that they were going to force a New Coke resurrection through marketing. Way to go me.

Most millenials I know get their news from the websites of mainstream media outlets, like reasonable people from all generations.  Or newspapers, I guess.

I don’t know, for an outside like me, “Feared players and NPCs run fast” is by far the most amusing no -bug.  Are players complaining that debuffed characters are running faster than they think they should?  

I think Bran was one of the highlights of this season. I totally buy them giving him the throne, and he taking it, which would have been completely unthinkable before this last season. And his response to Tyrion made the whole Mad Queen thing worth it to me.

The biggest antagonist through the series was the Iron Throne, and it got the best death.

Very well said! Thank you for this.

Very true. The guys who made the first Modern Warfare campaign are the same guys who made the Titanfall 2 campaign, so they’ve always been in the top echelon (though I personally think MW2 was and is overrated). But clearly the multiplayer is CoD’s raison d’être at this point.

I completely agree with reddude7. They are making the point I was going to make. It was amazing at the time, but every other military shooter since then has cribbed from it, so it feels cliché now.

I think they are excited to hear about the drama behind the losing.

Sekiro!  Moonlighter! Gungeon!

I hate when that happens.  I hope you have other leisure activities you enjoy that you can engage in while you take a gaming hiatus so as not to completely burn out!

Yeah that massgenie deal is pretty good, I’ll probably take advantage.

Great thanks!

How do you get $100 eShop cards for $90 exactly?

Isn’t the new Steamworld game a card game?  I’m surprised to find no mention of that game in this piece.