Katphood

Humans are like a plague I tell ya...

"UUUU SSSSS AAAAAAy!" Can't remember the last time I laughed so hard!

How many civilian Iraqis did the Americans kill during their useless and unnecessary occupation of Iraq in search of "weapons of mass destruction"?! Because Russia is so pro-ISIS.

Iran does not have any "ISIS groups". Right, like slavery for instance...

And people don't believe me when I tell them that we are indeed living in the endtimes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u-vFhTdTbsg

Death Stranding Is Not Like Anything You’ve Played Before, Says Kojima

That actually happened in real life during The Battle of Stalingrad. I recommend watching the movie Stalingrad: Dogs, Do You Want to Live Forever?(German: Hunde, wollt ihr ewig leben).

Are you sure?

I think the Shadowrun Returns I am playing has some improvements over the game that was available at launch(I can save manually whenever I want for instance). But yeah, I heard about the amazing success of Shadowrun Dragonfall and bought it during a sale a while ago together with Shadowrun Returns.

Shadowrun Returns. An hour in and I am already loving the crap out of this game. It has a simple combat that works, great writing that keeps you hooked and it looks absolutely gorgeous. Having played PoE and Wasteland 2, I can safely say that this is the most honest thing to come out of a Kickstarter for me. It also has a sort of a Fallout/Arcanum/Planescape vibe to it. Give it a try if you like those games.

Playing Liberation Maiden on the 3DS. Absolutely worth the 5 bucks I spent on it.

I might pick up Yakuza 0 later on, seems to be a decent game and the perfect place to start the series.

This sounds very interesting: http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2017-01-20-portal-designer-kim-swift-joins-viscerals-star-wars-game-alongside-amy-hennig-and-jade-raymond Haven't played a good Star Wars game for quite a while. EDIT: The new trailer for Call of Cthulhu looks terrifyingly awesome btw:

It depends on the quality of the game. Arcanum and Planescape: Torment have both taken around 50-70 hours to finish but it was well worth it. Unfortunately I can't say the same when it comes to some other lengthy RPG's where the story is an afterthought.

http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2017-01-16-nintendo-switchs-basic-joy-con-grip-doesnt-charge-controllers https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s5iz1tMV3uo

Wow, every single news that I read about the Switch turned me off besides that Zelda trailer. And now it seems that they are skipping features like miiverse altogether. Also, this seems to be undeniably the worst launch line-up Nintendo has had since the days of the N64. The hype is gone, I am just glad I can play Breath of the Wild on the Wii U. EDIT:

Screw Half-Life 3: I need this!

Some of which(Multiplayer) are dead on arrival because most people don't like to buy games from the windows store.

Even 3? Ending drama aside, I found it to be the least enjoyable. Not sure, but I agree, that was the least enjoyable Mass Effect with its stupid drop-in drop-out side-quests.

I am thinking of doing a replay of the Mass Effect series. Gotta finish Blood & Wine first though.

Scalebound is cancelled. http://www.pcgamer.com/scalebound-has-reportedly-been-canceled/ More reason not to own an Xbox One.

I had some cheeseburger and some good ol' coke.

Playing Red Dead Revolver. It's the emulated PS4 version which you can buy from the PSN. While the controls are just as clunky as any PS2 third person shooter, the atmosphere and the setting is very unique and one of a kind. It's as if you are playing 'El Topo: The Video game'.