I finished Violet, completing over 75% of the Pokedex and recognize only half of them. The downside of having 400 Pokémon in a single game is that very few of them are likely to be memorable.

Came here looking for Binary Domain, was disappointed. 

I feel like Drakengard is due for a revival given the success of Nier Automata and Replicant. Though I am still hoping against hope for a release of the game with dad Nier or even as DLC to replicant. 

I built a new gaming pc just to exceed the ultra requirements for this game. I played through it once on Game Pass and look forward to seeing if the game evolves. Otherwise those other characters that are coming don’t seem to be worth revisiting the game for. 

As the only person on the planet who watched Steam like a hawk for the sales to go live just to grab a copy of Wanted Dead. I feel targeted that it is the only game in the list that links to an article.

There are already remote play options on PlayStation. I think the idea is just to have a dedicated device for it. This thing better be cheap though considering the Logitech G cloud is already a dedicated streaming handheld that can play games from multiple platforms and works as a standalone Android gaming device. 

Oh god. I am the only person that legitimately loved Shadows of the Empire aren’t I?

So I gave the same prompt to a different generator repeatedly. It started with a woman in a blazer and collared shirt holding a device that did not really resemble any game controller. By the final attempt it had her with more casual hair style wearing a tee and a zip up hoodie and the controller looked much more…

Are we talking financial success? Street Fighter had almost the same budget and box office as the first RE movie. Mortal Kombat had a better box office haul on a smaller budget than either of those and though it was a much higher budget Tomb Raider earned back more than double its production cost as well.

Zombies Ate My Neighbors has a fire extinguisher as a weapon. 

I think the genius thing about RE4 back in the day is how well it maintained the survival aspect of survival horror. Maybe not on new game plus runs once you had stockpiled gear but it is still about conserving ammo, carefully searching environments, picking your fights wisely but with the added wrinkle of money…

This is the comment I was looking for. You absolute legend. 

I feel like this was just for me. I was bummed when I heard about the issues in PS5. I have yet to play Syndicate in my years deep backlog. I think I installed it once to get save data that unlocked a skin in Far Cry 5 or something. So, good to know that some day it will be up to snuff on PS5, or I'll just buy it on…

I never had a problem with the fit on PSVR1 but at the time wore much smaller frames. I did scratch both the lens in my headset and my glasses at some point. Now I wear much bigger frames now and your comment has me worried so thanks for that.

I mean if he spent every waking moment playing that is clearly not healthy but Banjo Kazooie is not a long game. The current average on howlongtobeat has an average of 15 hours to 100%. So yeah, taking 2 weeks even if he played to 100% multiple times seems very reasonable. 

Is 2 weeks of gaming supposed to be a long time or something? 

I really don’t understand the “psvr1 was $400" argument. It was $400 without any move controllers or a camera. The bundle that included those was $500 and the vr2 is seemingly a big step forward from a technical perspective.

Was no Breath of the Wild box art available? 

Can the videos please state the platforms they are launching on?

I ordered a copy of Evil West 2 weeks ago today that has yet to ship. I am convinced they are trying to summon it into existence at this point.