Aside from video games, what’s your favorite way to relax/unwind?

As someone who loved the original, I got my eyes on TJ&E.  I’m really curious to see if that type of game holds up these days.

I think the hook here is nostalgia more than gameplay.  Capcom probably didn’t think DW duck had as big of an audience as something like Duck Tales.

The “New” Mario games are perfectly functional but they’re definitely missing that extra magic most Mario platformers have.

ok

100% twice?  Damn...

I’m about 92% done with RDR2's story so I’m going to try and finish that up. I’ll still mess around with RDO and catching all the legendary hunts though.

What’s the main beef with Absolution?  I haven’t played that or Blood Money but am interested in the collection.

I’m really sick of this trend of adding “-like” when one game is similar to another game. It just sounds stupid and unnecessary. Like someone trying to make “fetch” happen.

I don’t care if this is lost in the grays.

::shrug::

Kotaku in particular really loves Odyssey.  The sense I get everywhere else is just “good”.

The controls aren’t that bad, honestly. You just have to get used to them. They bug me far less now than they did on day 1.

Jesus, Gita.  The unlocks aren’t THAT bad.  You sound super entitled.

Some of these are more like “things that happened in 2018" than “best surprises of 2018"

No VR required

That doesn’t make it ok.

They are managing expectations. They’re going through Jason to do it.

“While all these games were good, or at least competent, they’re also kind of samey. There’s a lot of big maps you unlock by climbing towers, a lot of open worlds, and a lot of action adventures.”

Pro controller is better in my opinion. But a lot of people are used to the GC one and have the muscle memory for it.