Katphood

#JustSonicThings

When Shady says it's shady then it must be shady.

The internet seriuosly needs to shut up about this whole Blizzard fiasco. I am getting headaches...

Fallout 76 OST - Country Roads, Take me Home

I am not into 'card games'. I've tried the card mini games in New Vegas and Witcher 3 but couldn't figure out how to play either of them. Thronebreaker might change that but I hear that Gwent plays pretty much the same way as it did in Witcher 3.

Sunset Overdrive heading to PC: https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2018-11-01-it-looks-like-insomniacs-sunset-overdrive-is-heading-to-pc Does this mean we might get a sequel?!

Gearbox used to be awesome but somewhere along the line they lost some of their key staff and now they are a shadow of their former glory, just like Bioware. I don't think we will ever see a Borderlands 3 with the way things are going. *sniff* Gearbox will probably shutdown sometime in the near future. Maybe id or Avalanche Studios will make a Borderlands 3 someday. 'From the creators of Rage 2 and DOOM Eternal...Borderlands 3!'

I haven't played RDR 2 yet but from the looks of it, it's another Rockstar game which isn't a bad thing. I have enjoyed most of their games because even though their games tend to be linear, they still offer some of the best writing in the gaming industry which is why I replay the GTA games from time to time. It's like watching a good movie for the second or third time. I don't have the dough for RDR 2 right now but I'll buy it as soon as I can. I'll try to find a copy for the Xbone since I heard it looks best on the 1X.

Bulletstorm is awesome...Gearbox is not. Edit: Oh boi, we're getting Roundabout for the PS Vita!

Resistance: Fall of Man Gran Turismo 6 Prince of Persia 2009 All of them for the good ol' PS3.

Some Fallout 76 beta impressions:

Skeletons! Don't forget about the skeletons. They are an essential part of a Bethesdian Fallout game.

I'd rather play The Elder Scrolls: Online.

One of the reasons I loved Bioshock 2 was the amount of tools that were at your disposal. I played the game on the hard difficulty setting and it made the fights with the big sisters very entertaining. Placing the right tool at the right place meant the difference between life and death.

I never had trouble using mouse and keyboard. I would bring the chair all the way down and I could actually lay back and still use mouse and keyboard. The current rig I have is connected to a hdtv and I use a wireless mouse and keyboard and a very comfy couch. I place the keyboard and mouse on one of those laptop holders(or whatever they are called) and put the whole thing on my lap while laying on the couch. It can get annoying after an hour or two but I stll find it to be the best alternative because it allows you to use keyboard and mouse on the couch which is awesome.

I played through Bioshock 1, 2, Infinite + dlcs last year. 2 and Minerva's Den are still my favorite and Infinite is still the inferior Bioshock for me with the exception of the second dlc which was awesome.

In case somebody is wondering: it really pays off to play Yakuza 0 before Yakuza Kiwami.

A question I might be able to squeeze into this thread: -Dear PC gamers, you dudes are pretty much limited to digital distribution nowadays(GOG, Steam, Origin...). Does that worry you that you might lose access to your games someday? Because recent events have proven that games can disappear from stores which forces users to resort to piracy. I mainly ask this because my current platform of choice is the PS4 and I was flirting with the idea of building myself a new PC for the sake of mods...and Star Citzen.

Yup. Consoles aren't immune to hacking. Whether on Xbox or PlayStation, most older COD games are ripe with hackers.

I wonder if you can play the game using the touch-screen. That would be cool.

Releasing a game like AC Odyssey or Ghost Recon Wild Lands isn't a risk, releasing a game like Bayonetta, Alpha Protocol or Sonic Mania is though. I am very happy that SEGA are still around, many great games made it to the west thanks to them.

It is more like that linear experience is harder to give players choice of recurring spending on micro-transactions And a publishers always want to give players as much options to milk them dry as possible I wish more people would play Yakuza 0. Such a huge and rewarding game with absolutely zero dlc. I'll just chill until this babe is out: https://youtu.be/E7oZEwu6Tno

A little late but sorry to hear that, Malcador. Putting down pets is tough.