I’m still on the younger side (22), so I’m moving out of most of the people that behave this way. But you still get people that behave like a child, and I’m to the point where I won’t put up with it anymore. Obviously if something is time sensitive, that’s different. But in general texting conversation, sometimes I…

That’s my take on it. Obviously, we’re talking about things that aren’t critical or time sensitive. The significant other should always come first, no questions asked. But if they essentially give you an ultimatum because you need to finish a 10 minute game, I think that’s honestly an unreasonable reaction.

While I get your point, I wouldn’t say “NO LYING EVER IN A RELATIONSHIP”. It’s kind of a cliche example, but the whole “Do I look fat in these jeans?” question always comes to mind - Do you really want to answer yes to that?

It’s so sad. When I worked at Gamestop, this mom and her son came in to pick out a game. They looked over the PS3 games for a while, and what did he choose? Red Dead Redemption. The kid couldn’t have been any older than 8. They came up to purchase it, and doing my job I said “just so you’re aware, this game is rated M…

I’ve never played 1, but him saying that about 2 is just straight up wrong. I guess it’s all opinion based, but I still love playing through Tides of Darkness. It could definitely be modernized though.

It’s funny, on PC, there is no negotiation for me. I’d drop as many settings as I could to maintain that 60 fps line (well, technically 75 since that’s my monitor’s refresh rate, but you get the point), no questions asked. But on console, I can handle 30 fps as long as it’s a rock solid 30 fps. I put around 70 hours…

I kind of see the point you’re making, but I don’t think that I agree. I’ve never been a fan of watching streaming myself, but from what I gather - it’s more about the personality than the actual game itself. Some people will watch the streams so that they can get an impression of the game, but most people like to…

*sigh* Great, now I have to play Witcher 3 again

Ventus is who I started with, and it wasn’t the story, but the gameplay for me. In my defense, I went into it right after beating KH2 for the first time, which had almost perfect gameplay. But yeah, I might have to give it another shot.

It also doesn’t help that each Wiki has slightly different info. I tried playing BbS but didn’t care for it, so I tried just reading about the story. And if you just search BbS on Wikipedia, it some slightly different information that the KH specific Wiki, and so on. I may have to just muscle through and play it.

I couldn’t agree more. I consider myself a bit of a “burger snob”, and can be really picky on what I will and won’t eat when it comes to burgers. But sometimes, you just need that McDonald’s greasiness.

I’d be right there with them. My knowledge of football is almost completely nonexistent.

I absolutely adore Sunset Overdrive, and immediately recommend it to anyone who hasn’t played it. That said, it’s not a game that I would buy an entire system for, even at the dirt cheap prices you can get an OG Xbox One for.

I doubt it will ever happen, but I really hope that these guys (or someone who can make a game in a similar fashion) can do a Naruto version of this. I love Naruto and I’ve played most of the major entries, but they’ve all been pretty lackluster to me. That could also be due to not being a fan of the “full 3D arenas”,…

I completely agree with you. I played the game during closed beta and adored it. I would play for hours at a time because it was so much damn fun. I fell off for a while during other games, and came back when it went to open beta. The game was almost 100% different. They had added in so many new mechanics, and changed…

That’s the reaction that I have every time I hear something about it.

I think I need to give this game another go. I played it on the PS3, and while I enjoyed it, I didn’t understand why everyone thought it was so incredible. But I’ve really broadened my gaming horizons and understanding since then, so maybe there’s something that will “click” this time.

Ubisoft has been doing a lot of good lately. I mean we couldn’t expect them to keep it up permanently, could we?

There’s definitely a few of those moments, but overall it flows really nicely.

Even though I didn’t hate it as much as everyone else did, S7 definitely had its share of issues. But one department in which it was not lacking was the visual department.