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The high point of the trailer.

Played some Broken Age yesterday. It has been fun so far. I spent most of my time on the space ship though, gotta check out the other character today. I am still playing Pillars of Eternity too. Just met the giants. I was scared to confront them at first, this game is already hard as it is.

Gat Out of Hell is more like a Standalone expansion. The code was included when I bought Saints Row 4: Re-elected.

Saints Row 4: Re-elected. While the opening was amazing, I am sort of disappointed that volition simply used the same city from Saints Row 3 for this game. And why is it so damn dark all the time. I really hope Saints Row 5 goes back to its roots a bit.

Floating swords behind the character already turned me off so much I wouldn't want to touch that game. I really don't get how people can still find this acceptable nowadays. It shouldn't. You would understand why if you had played Nier. The art direction is actually superb in a way that it retains the original feel of the game. Platinum Games could certainly make the character look like Raiden in Metal Gear Rising if they wanted to but that is not what they intend to do, not in this game at least. It's not that sort of game. Wild - I have a soft spot for giant sexy snake ladies. Oh, but we all know you have a thrid one: Until Dawn I personally have some strong Nintendo Wii U envy...Xenoblade Chronicles! That thing is jaw-dropping.

Consider me blown away...

Most of the games OP mentioned, plus these: Nier 2 Uncharted 4 The Last Guardian Yooka-Laylee Just Cause 3 Doom 4 Mirror's Edge 2 Wild Beyond Good & Evil 2(maybe, someday...I WANT TO BELIEVE!!!) Horizon: Zero Dawn No Man's Sky Scalebound Quantum Break Cuphead

I sooooo wish I could play O.D.T: Escape Or Die Trying someday, I own it for the PC but I can't run the damn thing.

I would really like to see Obsidian make another Fallout game with the current Creation Engine. Fallout: New Vegas was a great experience.

Is Ancel still actively working on Beyond Good & Evil 2? I think so. It doesn't change the fact that they gave us the runaround for a year and a half (and counting) and that they prioritized console versions (a smart decision from a purely business standpoint) over fulfilling their belated Kickstarter duties. Off topic: I bought Divinity: Original Sin Enhanced Edition for the PS4 yesterday.

2016...will be a "primal" year...

Finally beat all the main missions in MGSV. The [EXTREME]Sahelanthropous mission kicked my ass several time before I could beat it. It helps to wear the Ninja Cyborg suit because you can run faster and dodge it's missiles, those are mostly 1 hit kill in the [EXTREME] version of the mission.

Just had the Godhammer conversation with Durance while playing PoE. Man, this game is gold, worth every penny! I have made my decisions and Pillars of Eternity is my Game of the Year 2015 even though I haven't beaten it yet. 28 hours into the game and I am simply craving for more and I doubt anything can top this game for me this year. Looking forward to the dlc and hopefully Pillars of Eternity 2 someday.

I have to wait two more days before I can get my hands on on Tales of Zestiria for the PS4. I also decided to get Dragon Quest Heroes instead of Fallout 4. I am tired of western "sandbox games". I already have enough of those and I would have a lot more fun banging my head against the wall than playing a pile of junk like Skyrim. Seriously, why is there such a huge affection for this game? Does it have mods? So do a lot of other games out there! FarCry 4 is already resting on the shelf so no hiking simulators for me this November, thank you very much! I also finished playing The Witcher 3 recently and MY GOD was that game a shallow experience compared ot the first Witcher game. It sure is the next "Skyrim" alright... Trivia: The only new game the store had brought yesterday was...Assassin's Creed: Syndicate!

Tried Dark Souls for the first time. It didn't really suck me in like Demon's Souls did back in 2009. Mechanics are almost the same and the game is great but it doesn't have the same charm and feeling to it. Dark Souls is...more "accessible" compared to Demon's Souls.

I originally played and finished The Last of Us on the PS3 and liked it a lot mostly because of the story and the stealth/combat mechanics. I played the remastered version on my PS4 and the new things that it offers are: a.Higher Resolution(not necessarily better graphics or textures) b.A camera mode: you can stop the game at any given moment and zoom/rotate the camera and take photos. This is also available in Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection. c.The Left Behind DLC I wouldn't buy a PS4 just for the remastered version since the experience is almost the same but there are lots of other cool games for the PS4, though some aren't released yet. Just to name some exclusives that are probably worth playing: Bloodborne Until Dawn Little Big Planet 3 The Last Gaurdian Nier 2 Everybody's Gone To Rapture Gran Turismo 7 Horizon Zero Dawn Infamous Second Son Infamous First Light Resogun Ratchet & Clank Shadow of the Beast Tearaway Unfolded Uncharted 4 ...

Pillars of Eternity. Act 2. Regarding the Rogue Knight quest:

Uncharted 2 Remastered.

Jeez, that's stupid. I'll never finish those target practices. Seriously, the first was so frustrating and confusing that I never bothered with the rest. I am currently grinding for the Architect achievement. I also have to beat [extreme]Sahelanthropus to get the achievement for the main missions but it's pretty damn hard and you get instant deaths whenever Sahelanthropus launches those goddamn homing missles.

Played a little bit of Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel. While I love the Borderlands series I must admit that the level design in this game is just as atrocious as the two previous game. No other complaints though. The NPCs are funny, you character actually talks this time around, laser weapons are fun to use and Pandora's moon has a really cool vibe to it. Playing as the Jack Doppelganger btw, it's fun to throw my digi Jacks at baddies.

Pillars of Eternity. 25 hours into the game. Chapter 2. The lore and the names are a bit hard to remember at times but still, this game is worth every penny. The gameplay feels really balanced and every battle is engaging and the city of defiance bay is an awesome place to explore with loads of mysteries. My GOTY so far, even though I haven't finished it yet. Amazing game, far more entertaining than MGS V or The Witcher 3.

I played it with a buddy and it was a lot of fun. Bounty Hunter mode is fun if you want to shoot stuff and go for CQCs(it's really satisfying to fulton an enemy that has a high bounty) and Cloak and Dagger mode is fun if you want to be more stealthy, each player has only one life so people do some amazing things to hide themselves.

Played Driver: San Francisco the other day. A very fun game with lots of freedom for the player. Hop into any car you want and listen to the passengers while they rant about some random topic!