With the PS3 store getting shut down soon, I need to shout out to the digital only Siren:Blood Curse. Essentially a retelling/remake of the PS2 game Siren, it improved the graphics and streamlined the gameplay and any fan of survival horror should 100% play it if you get the chance. It’s an absolute shame that soon it…

Godhand is amazing. I went back and replayed it on an emulator last year and it still holds up.

The Fear Effect games were so good. I’m still pissed we never got Fear Effect:Inferno for PS2

Many goth clubs don’t have a dress code, but generally the ones that do so are in order to keep out people who might cause trouble and harass the “freaks.” As I mentioned in another response, often it’s the clubs that share a goth night space with a typical bar that has way more issues than the exclusive venues. Of…

As someone who has been going to goth clubs on and off my entire adult life, in my experience it’s the regular clubs that have a goth night alongside the normal bar scenes that have tons of creepy dudes. The exclusive goth nights tend to be much better about that. In fact, the reasoning behind all-black dress codes is…

I can tell you have never been to a goth club if you think any of those things are true.

Yeah I can totally see that. Thing is, both of mine were bought in person from Gamestop.

The controller that came with my PS4 worked great, but after hundreds of hours of Destiny it eventually started to fail. So I ended up buying a brand new controller and it had occasional drift right out of the box. I bought a second controller and it was even worse. I would have taken the controllers back, but then…

The Last Supper is criminally underrated, what a great film. And damn if it wasn’t shockingly prescient.

It can be a little intimidating at first, there is definitely a learning curve, but it’s actually pretty easy for the basics. I watched a few YouTube videos to get up and running and then we played a pre-gen adventure. The officially licensed adventures have most of the work done for you already and they can help you…

Port forwarding isn’t necessary in the newer version, Unity, but you’re right that you need a separate conferencing app. Our group uses Discord. The advantage over Roll20 is in the automation. Damage dice, saving throws, advantage/disadvantage, ongoing effects, all of that is tracked and automated in FG and it can all…

I currently run a game in Fantasy Grounds and play in a game on Roll20 and I can say that Fantasy Grounds blows Roll20 out of the water, especially for D&D. While it’s true Roll20 is free to use and Fantasy Grounds has a big cost upfront, the functionality of FG is much better than Roll20.

I think that it would be getting more coverage if anyone but the perpetrator had died. Thankfully that wasn’t the case, but it’s not like a small pipe bomb or something, it was a huge truck bomb. If the bomber hadn’t purposely warned people away or if he’d chosen a busier time, it would have been a LOT worse.

Yeah, I’m playing Little Hope right now, as a matter of fact, and it’s obvious that the Dark Pictures games are lower budget than Until Dawn. That’s ok, though, they are still a blast to play.

Seriously, I mean there was a truck bomb in downtown Nashville just 2 days ago! In any other year that would be massive news!

Until Dawn does have a sequel, The Dark Pictures Anthology. The first two are Man of Medan and Little Hope, with a third on the way. They even feature muliplayer!

Like you I had friends telling me I needed to watch Evangelion for years because it was “transcendant art” and holy crap is it terrible. I hate-watched my way through the entire series and even watched The End of Evangelion follow up theatrical film but man it sucked 99% of the time.

That’s exactly how I feel about the meme-ification of “Steamed Hams.” It’s easily one of the best bits The Simpsons ever did (and that’s a pretty high bar) and now I can barely tolerate it because of all the terrible terrible remixes that are out there.

FYI the founder of Harebrained Schemes created the Shadowrun IP back in the 80s. The 16-bit games were an adaptation of his original RPG, which, in fairness also cribbed pretty heavily from R. Talsorian’s original Cyberpunk rpg that CDPR used as the basis for THEIR game. Of course Talsorian copied all of his stuff…

Two things. First, this needs more stars. Second, I absolutely read it in Zavala’s voice.