All this plus having all my games in one place (well...sometimes across a few places, like Epic, Steam, GamePass, etc.), that I can easily access years into the future, on all sorts of hardware. Like I can get a PC two years from now and install Binary Domain and play it. That’s a PS3 era game that’s super hard to…
I’ve re-purchased a number of Sony games on my PC that I once had on PS4 (because I am a sucker I guess), and they’ve all been amazing, so this is surprising to see.
God of War, Spider-Man, Miles Morales, and the Uncharted Legacy Collection all ran excellent on my 2021 Alienware gaming laptop from day one (and some of…
This is exactly what I was looking for. So much of it looks familiar, but the new additions just explode the possibilities.
Seriously. Two years since starting their accounts, my two sons are still very into Fortnite and it’s like they are playing two completely different games at this point. One plays competitively, ranks up the battle pass and squads up with friends. The other is in creative mode all the time, building new worlds, trying…
Loving the style here and love that they sound like they’re voiced by actual teenagers. As the father of a 12 year old and uncle to a 13 year old, these turtles felt spot on. And the voice cast outside the turtles is perfect. Seth Rogen and John Cena as Bebop and Rocksteady? Jackie Chan as Splinter? Hell yes.
The dead black eyes of these things has always turned me off. They’re just not fun to look at, and when I go to cons, my eyes just glaze right over them. They might as well be using some kind of cloaking technology.
I’m the same, and even with the long YouTube explainers, I don’t find the lore all that satisfying. Like I just watched one on Returnal and it exploded my brain and it really helped link everything together in that game in a way that was both incredible and devastating. I was shook by what the developers pulled off,…
Yeah I think it’s cool that you get rewarded for digging in like that, but for me, just trying to stay alive is more than enough lol.
Anyone else not remember lore from this game? I thought it was interesting that this article was framed around a character and some lore, as if that’s the exciting piece of news, or what will bring people back.
It’s been a bit since I played a looter shooter, so I thought this looked fun, watching Boomerang Man warp around...and then it switched to another character and they looked like they controlled the same...and then King Shark also looked the same.
I got this the day it dropped, having never played the original, and I did the exact thing I knew I shouldn’t do: I took a break.
There was a time where I really wanted to see what someone else could do with Rowling’s world, maybe expand it into other countries, see how magic exists elsewhere.
Agreed. If anything the DA series is all about taking risks. It makes pretty big changes between each game, and I think that’s part of what makes it exciting. It’s not an Assassin’s Creed, where you get mostly the same thing with a new setting each time. People that still want that CRPG style have it in Baldur’s Gate…
This was something Ori and the Will of the Wisps did well. Not only could you teleport to different sections of the map, each section had multiple fast travel points to choose from.
I got into a weird bout of matches last month with people spamming the emojis nonstop, so I started the habit of muting the opponent as soon as the match starts. It’s a quick two taps to do it, and by now it’s just a reflex. If there was an auto-mute feature, I’d use it.
Yeah I kind of feel this way with Dead Cells. I’ve been playing that game off and on for years, probably sunk hundreds of hours into it. But when they announced this new Castelvania partnership as another expansion and not a standalone thing I was kind of bummed.
Yeah I’m not bothered by this at all, especially if the game remains playable.
Wasn’t there a Ubisoft Star Wars game in the works too? By The Division team right? I guess since we’ve heard nothing about that since it was announced, you can add that to the “Probably not this year” category.
I first played Destiny 2 when it launched, and it had a clear, easy-to-follow 14-ish hour story, with a final boss and a very streamlined set of systems. It wasn’t the most amazing story, but it the gameplay was as solid as it’s always been, and I had a great time. As someone not interested in never ending MMO grind,…