Same, had one for a few years, earlier this decade, and loved every second of it, driving, and just getting out & looking back while walking the parking lot to the grocery store.

5 months is a lot of time for just bugs.  The game isn’t feature complete if the entire game doesn’t work :P

It’s ok, most people forgot about Watchdogs.

But they weren’t talking about this game at all, and it was months away.

I don’t get it, oracle?  They posted this on Twitter.

Couldn’t have said it better.

They definitely touted that this was the #2 netflix original behind Stranger Things, for 2019.  Given it came out in November, that’s a good sign.

The timelines don’t even matter either, everything for each character is happening in order. The storylines don’t cross much, and by the time they do, it should be really obvious as to the fact.

they typically only show games coming in the next six months anyway

They’re really putting all their eggs in this basket eh?

Ya, we’ve heard that before.

You what now? Hellblade was the 50th best PS4 game of 2017.

Worst FS game is splitting hairs imo.

Tetris did indeed, and RE2 not winning something in all of that is ridiculous.

I’ve played all of those start to end, and absolutely love LoL esports.

Kind of a weird take, considering how much that game isn’t PSX RE2, and other ‘sequels’ have won despite being 90% the same as the game before them.

Same. I am a hardcore DS stan, but it was between that and Sekiro for me.

Yah, Norman having a nomination over that performance was odd, even if he’s obviously the main character he doesn’t get that many speaking roles.

Eh, Disco Elysium is that stuffy Artsy film that wins a bunch of Oscars while people convinced themselves they enjoyed it, despite it being hard to get through.

most forgettable major releases of the year