Agreed for Call of Juarez: Gunslinger, Binary Domain and Sleeping Dogs (plus a few more in the list I haven’t played but I hear are really good). Here’s a couple more:

Some YouTuber also cunningly spoiled this with a video about “Darth Vader’s appearances in videogames”, with a prominent “2019" right in the thumbnail, so even if you didn’t click their video you got spoiled if it showed on your YouTube page. And that was just a few days after the game was released. No shame...

I remember buying it because I was really into games like Devil May Cry and stuff, starting to play it thinking... meh... but then, I just got sucked into it so much. I still think it’s not a great game, but I still played it to death, upgrading all legions to the max, unlocing Thanatos and levelling it up to the max…

Oh man, for me it was Lumines! Back when the PSP came out and that was one of the few games I played on it. I don’t remember any actually dreams of Lumines, but going to bed, being in that state you describe, and still seeing squares everywhere, and still trying to place them in an optimum way to make combos... wow.

The only game-related dream I remember is a very weird one. At the time, I was quite taken with the very mediocre, but strangely addictive game Chaos Legion for PS2.

Baby AT-AT is the cutest!

I’m not sure that’s very conclusive... in the clip where the pro player is focusing on a single point, he’s clearly shooting at several enemies between the train cars. Of course, if you were shooting for this long in one place, your eyes would focus in one spot, even if you are a noob.

Before Rockstar released GTA III which did well, they were actually in dire need of cash. That’s partly why Take-Two sold Bungie to get monies for GTA III... yep, that Bungie... this may be an attempt at some quick cash, unless it’s one of those games that ended up in their pockets out of some other deal (like Red…

I was reading this article about the creation of Crash Bandicoot, and there was a very interesting bit about how the character came to be. And rather than having someone come up with “hey, let’s have a game starring a bandicoot”, the character ended up being the result of choices that favoured gameplay and how easy it…

That looks like Guy for me.

Google: hey, players? Remember OnLive? Remember Gaikai? Had any interest in PlayStation Now before you could install games on your machine?

I am not sure if I tried merino wool, to be honest, but I pretty much stay away from anything that comes from sheep.

Very nice, and pretty useful in winter. Shame, though, I wouldn’t be able to wear one as I am allergic to wool :(

What I wonder, is what’s going on with black women always having white hair. Storm? Elena in Street Fighter? This girl? Why?

So, Anthem, but with ugly Avengers instead. I really hope that despite all of this looking terribly bad for now, the game will be good in the end. I could do with a good Avengers game. But so far...

Remember those people who said traditional consoles were dead? :-D

I don’t think so but it’d be nice so that we could uninstall Origin and forget it. Same with uPlay, the Bethesda launcher and the Blizzard launcher which are useless.

God, uPlay is the worst for this. It’s bad enough having crappy launchers, but uPlay doesn’t do anything. You have to get the game from elsewhere, Steam or Epic Games, then uPlay launches on top of it. Why???

Gotta love how the great USA, the big shining example of what a great country should be, blessed by God to be an example to the rest of the World, the country of Google, Microsoft, Facebook and Amazon, still can’t provide decent internet services to most of its citizens in 2019.

As I was reading this, I realized: companies like Google, Apple or Microsoft offer these rewards for people who can find security threats and such. Why don’t game companies do the same?