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Pretty good review: The survival elements are just...bad!

Harvest Moon creator's latest game combines dragon rearing and restaurant management. Eurogamer.net Twins?! But this means no waifu!!!

Wildly popular, extremely profitable, and immensely overrated? If you change each of those adjectives to their opposite, you'll have the perfect description for Fallout: Van Buren.

Rumors say that it was Cthulhu who abruptly ended the video by stealing the camera.

Finally, a review I can trust.

HL3 died when Marc Laidlaw leaked the story online. There is also Ted Beckman who left Valve for Arkane Studios. If HL3 is ever released it will be the Fallout 3 of the Half-Life universe.

This looks sweet: Comes out on all systems according to gematsu.com: https://gematsu.com/2018/02/co-op-arcade-racer-trailblazers-announced-ps4-xbox-one-switch-pc

Skynet?! I think the traditional Fallout post-apocalypse is a better endtime scenario. I mean you can't play survivalism with robot gunships hovering over your head.

True. That line really made me think twice about the game itself. I think overall Fallout 4 is a very fun game even if it's not necessarily a good RPG. Sure, there aren't many choices to be made but I like how they dared to experiment with the idea of Vaults and their purpose. It's fun to see the outcome of the experiments the government planned before the war since some of them have gone absolutely sideways with results that no one ever expected. Vault 118 was a good example of that.

The quest 'Brain Dead' in Fallout 4: Far Harbor is pretty amusing. Fallout 4 is such a mixed bag, on one hand you have FedEx quests that make you wanna quit playing and on the other hand you have a few quests and locations that are very well thawed out.

Watching these two guys go at each other was interesting:

I have never tried VR at all. :/

For the folks in the U.S there is no better time to buy a PS VR in case anyone is interested: http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2018-02-19-jelly-deals-playstation-vr-discounted-by-usd100-in-the-us

Haven't seen the film itself, but that hardly seems like a bad thing to settle for. True.

R.I.P Peter Steele

There appears to be a South Korean movie about it called Silmido. Oh well, gotta settle for that I guess.

Finished Uncharted: Golden Abyss. One of the best games to play on the PS Vita and without a doubt one of the best entries in the Uncharted series.

Someone needs to make a movie about Unit 684.

There is something very calm and soothing about this video:

Power Play Magazine. It came with a disc which had a bunch of demos on it, one of them was the original Fallout demo which took place in a small town called 'Scrapheap'. Yeah, that was the first time I saw a crpg in action and my only thoughts were 'I want to kill that guy and loot that sexy minigun off his corpse'. ...and that I did my fellow Obsidianites. That was July 1997. Good times.

Great stuff. Thanks!

I backed 3 games: -Wasteland 2 -Pillars of Eternity -Torment: Tides of Numenera The first two were okay-ish but my god....the horror that was Torment: tides of Numenera. That thing made me leave crowdfunding to the more enthusiastic people.

Playing a little bit of Neon Chrome on the PS Vita. It's a twinstick shooter. You're basically a dude, you run around, you shoot and loot stuff and you level up as you clear one stage after another. There is also the occasional boss fight after each 4-5 stages which also serves as a checkpoint. That's roguelike I guess.