I’d be much more excited about this if it was just a story-driven campaign that you can co-op with friends. The sort of half-ass Destiny/Anthem side of things just sounds lame as hell, and I have a feeling that’s the part of it that got the most focus.

I also own both consoles, but most of my friends only have Xbox. I was planning to get this on Xbox to play with them, but now I’m forced into what could likely be an inferior version in order to do that. It won’t change my decision, just makes me disappointed in Sony/Crystal Dynamics.

I don't think I've ever been this fascinated by the making of a game. I really hope they do a longform documentary like they did for the first one and God of War. 

I very, very strongly dislike Interstellar, but I really can’t argue with that. McConaughey puts in a great performance.

Still feel that way, same with PS5. They haven’t shown me anything to get that excited about that I can’t already play on the current gen systems, or will be exclusive to the new systems. I’m sure Horizon will be cool but who the hell knows when that’s coming out, and I wouldn’t be shocked if Miles Morales releases…

Honestly I find the parts of both games where you’re just digging around old buildings for crafting material to be very therapeutic. The game is pretty good at telling you when you’re in danger and when you can just kind of wander around without a clicker popping out of nowhere. I think it’s important for the balance…

I live in Orlando so this is super frustrating. There WILL be a massive outbreak of coronavirus inside of Disney property. It’s inevitable. So rather than be responsible about it and wait till it’s at least a little less likely, they’re just opening up and making as much money as they can until they potentially get…

I’m really wondering how well these new systems are going to sell. If most of the games are available for the previous generation, and look and play well on the previous generation, who really needs this? I’m sure a lot of the Madden/Fifa/CoD people will do it just because they can, but I don’t see the point for most…

I’m really wondering how well these new systems are going to sell. If most of the games are available for the…

I think I liked the moment so much because I really did not know what to do. It seemed so big that my Resident Evil training kicked in and I thought “I can’t kill it, I need to find a way to get away” So I started looking for an exit while it crashed around chasing me. Of course, there isn’t one, so I just kept…

This loan saved my ass when I was younger, more than once. So yes, it’s useful for some people.

As someone that doesn’t have a lot of real world experience with trans people, I found the game and it’s portrayal of Lev quite illuminating.

I loved the game/story, but I have to admit my favorite parts of the game were traversal, exploration, horseback riding, scavenging, and interacting with the other characters. The combat is absolutely incredible and polished and I skipped it as much as possible because it made me feel like such a jerk.

I’ve been going through all the PS4 exclusives I missed because I’ve mostly been a XBONE guy, and it’s been so refreshing to play all these incredible, story based single player games. I didn’t realize how fatigued I was on multiplayer stuff until I switched it up. It’s hard to go back to Apex or COD now.

I felt like it did end with some hope. She’s finally able to put the revenge, and Joel, behind her, and stopped herself from becoming a complete monster. She’s likely setting off to find Dina and JJ in Jackson, to try and heal the family. If she’d come back having gotten her revenge, there’d be no hope. That she came…

I’ve never understood it, but I feel like maybe I just am too old for it or something. Just don’t see the appeal of watching loud, irritating buffoons play a game when I could just play a game myself.

Movie theaters can’t even support a no cell phones rule, which emits a bright obvious light, and a no talking rule, which you can hear. To think they’ll enforce anything that requires more effort than either of those two things? No way in hell.

Without going into detailed spoilers, there are a few character deaths that will be upsetting, the game is pretty bleak but has moments of levity, and there’s a controversial and subversive decision about half way through that will only work for you if you don’t outright reject it immediately, and even then you might…

Honestly RDR2 and God of War came closest for me, but I also think the nature of a large, open world sort of defeats the attempt to do such a layered, ambitious narrative.

Curious if they’re going to start charging annual passholders again starting in July. I don't particularly want to go back right away. 

I’m excited to play it still.