Katphood

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.

...or like SpaceVenture. Not surprised though, they barely reached their goal and that money simply wasn't enough to deliver the game on time or even finish it. I still wish Two Guys From Andromeda the best of luck!

I could watch this over and over again:

I wouldn't mind playing the original Destiny again, you could do fun things on your own in that game and the PvP was a whole lot of fun, never managed to participate in any raids though. Maybe I'll try Destiny 2 once a complete edition is out.

Dead Space is free for a limited time on Origin.

More shootings...sad.

Well, this one's simple: It's a ppsh-41 and it eats all of your ammo.

I loved the silliness of Sacred 2 but one thing that made me quit was the horrid camera.

I heard this game has quests that will 'expire' if you don't complete them on time, something which I used to see in Japanese games mostly. If that's true then I am all in, even if it does have bugs. When a game is this complex it would actually be weird NOT to experience any bugs.

Soul Sacrifice is really starting to grow on me. A very unique action rpg with a weird story.

Watched Threads(1984). Good gosh was that a scary & depressing movie. I recommend it to every person who feels depressed, watch this docudrama and you'll come out as a very happy and grateful individual.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rlVKEMMOBjs

Hmmm, too many fancy games here...let me throw in something dirty: Gears 2 on the Xbone X, babe!

About 2 years ago I bought the Devil May Cry HD Collection for the PS3 and hadn't touched it till now. It was even sealed. Last night I finished GTA IV: TLAD(which was friggin awesome btw!) and decided to give the...ehum... DMC collection a go. Felt good opening the shrink wrap off a brand new game. I still have a couple of sealed PS3 games. I'll open them one by one when the time is right.

Try Heroes of Annihilated Empires. It might feel a little clunky and unbalanced at first but the world feels alive and unique. It's also a nice mixture between RTS and RPG.

Playing a little bit of Soul Sacrifice on the PS Vita.