I could have sworn I did his too.

I was Paragon all the way in ME2, and completed every loyalty mission. I too am confused on which character they are referring to.

Do you recall what game?

Definitely more realistic, though!

There was a time he wasn't making everyone feel disgusted?

Welp. Guess it's time for all of us to delete our Disqus comment histories!

I should revisit that. It's backwards compatible for the Xbox One now. I played it every Halloween for about 6 years straight, but it's been while.

1-3 are all wonderful games. Silent Hill 4: The Room is really divisive, so your mileage may vary. I actually really enjoy it a lot, but I understand why some people don't like the ghost enemies or the second half of the game when you have to revisit areas with an AI partner.

The Silent Hill series has some of the best soundtracks/sound design in video games to this day. They don't get nearly enough credit in that area. Akira Yamaoka is a master.

I had the exact opposite reaction to Burial at Sea. I thought it did a better job of tying the original Bioshock and Infinite together than the main game of Infinite did, and really wish it was included in the main package and not as DLC.

My favorite games tend to be those "70% games" based the titles you mention (I loved God Hand, and Nier was my favorite RPG of the PS3 era). I find them infinitely more interesting than the Assassin's Creeds and the GTA5s of the gaming world, despite their lack of polish.

Guy loves wrestling. He made appearances at wrestling shows as early as 2000.

If anything, Dixie Carter pulled the heel turn on her own wrestling company buy running it into horrible debt, not paying wrestlers and staff on time, and blocking the sale of the company to Corgan with her shenanigans! Corgan is trying to cash in that Money in the Bank briefcase and save the company that Dixie is…

Guess I should quit my plans for my post-core band!

I really wish this was playing somewhere close enough for me to see it in a theater, but no dice. I anxiously await the Blu-Ray/Digital release.

I really liked the Punisher and Elektra stuff, and I don't think it's right to do a Daredevil story without the Hand showing up. They're kind of a big deal in the Daredevil world, so I always found the complaint about their involvement kind of weird.

I haven't seen any of the show yet, I bet she loses a hand by the end of the season.

That's my concern, I hope I can get myself in the mindset necessary to play an old adventure game again. It's been awhile, though I did make it through the Monkey Island remastered games a few years back, so I think I can do it.

I loved Inside, I marathoned that game in about two nights, and went back for the secret ending the next day. Wonderful, creepy stuff.

I would recommend Silent Hill 2 personally, if you can find it somewhere (other than the horrendous HD remaster that was released a few years ago). It has a stand alone story, has some amazing sound design, and doesn't look quite as dated as the original, even if it is starting to finally show its age now.