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One thing I didn't like about the new Blade Runner movie was that...well, where are the humans?! I think I saw more synths/androids/replicants/whatever than actual humans.

Blade Runner 2049 Pretty decent. Very good acting which made the characters feel memorable. Gotta watch it again later some time.

Haven't been hyped for a game like this for quite a long time. What a time to be a gamer!

I like Injurai's list because it has Destroy All Humans and Elite Beat Agents.

Oh well, here's mine. -----Name----Developer----Release Date---- 25. Nocturne, Terminal Reality, 1999 24. Blood 2: The Chosen, Monolith Productions, 1998 23. World Cup 98, EA Canada, 1998 22. Oddworld: Strangers Wrath, Oddworld Inhabitants, 2005 21. Axelay, Konami, 1992 20 The Longest Journey, Funcom, 2000 19. TMNT: Turtles in Time, Konami, 1992 18. Donkey Kong Country, Rare, 1994 17. Mario Kart 64, Nintendo EAD, 1997 16. Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories, Rockstar Leeds/Rockstar North, 2005* 15. GoldenEye 64, Rare, 1997 14. Battlefield: Bad Company 2, EA DICE, 2010 13. Super Mario World, Nintendo EAD, 1991 12. Half-Life, Valve, 1998 11 Command & conquer: Red Alert 2, Westwood Pacific, 2000 10. Bloodborne, From Software, 2015 9. Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater, Konami Computer Entertainment Japan, 2004 8. Silent Hill 2, Konami Computer Entertainment Tokyo, 2001 7. Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines, Troika Games, 2004 6. The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask, Nintendo EAD, 2000 5. Portal, Valve, 2007 4. Dead Rising, Capcom Production Studio 1, 2006 3. Planescape: Torment, Black Isle Studios 1999 2. Arcanum: Of Steamworks & Magic Obscura, Troika Games, 2001 1. Fallout 2, Black Isle Studios, 1998 * In case you are wondering why I chose Liberty City Stories over all the other GTA games, just watch this: That intro always cracks me up!

I am so happy that Tim Cain and Leonard Boyarsky are in charge of the new Obsidian RPG. The last time Leonard Boyarsky was in charge of anything was during the development of Arcanum and Bloodlines. I miss those times.

Axelay - Colony(Composed by Taro Kudo)

A bridge between the inner-solar system and the outer-solar system. Amazing:

True. Fallout 3 was fun but New Vegas did a much better job at creating choices and consequences .

Crytek should -for starters- port the Crysis trilogy to the current gen consoles because I for one wouldn't mind buying a remastered collection of all 3 games. Another winning card that they still might have up their sleeve are the rights to the TimeSplitters series. A remaster or an entire reboot of the franchise could have some chance of success for them. Better yet: release the original TimeSplitters PS2 games on the PS4, surely you guys can emulate three PS2 games on the PS4, can't you?! EDIT: It seems that Titan Quest and Wasteland 2 are getting Nintendo Switch ports. http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2017-12-13-old-diablo-alike-titan-quest-coming-to-switch-ps4-xbox-one http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2017-12-13-inxile-teases-wasteland-2-on-nintendo-switch

Fallout 4 is the pure definition of a mixed bag when it comes to story and characters. There are nice bits of story here and there but every once in a while you see something that simply makes your very existence cringe... Still a fun game to keep you busy.

Acid Bath is not available on YouTube so this will have to do: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G34lA71szO0&list=PL0MZoEkialapOVUToY9MYHmPUpqEAnnwT God I love this song.

Dude 1: "Man, I never finished MGS V" Dude 2: "It's okay, neither did Konami"

Fallout 4. Playing the Automatron DLC. It's pretty fun to modify Ada with weapons and upgrades. She has a flamethrower in one hand for close encounters and a laser rifle in the other hand for shooting baddies from a distance. I also made her to be able to hover around like those Mr. Handy robots.

I hope I die if I ever grow tired of this:

If I could download 1.5 GB in 7 minutes I wouldn't be even posting here.

Well, in the original Beyond Good & Evil you would... With all that said, I think the ships in BG&E2 mostly serve as a base/home for the player.

EDIT: Do seriously want!!!

Remember how BioShock promised people that you could use the environment against the enemy? Remember how DMoMM did that much better with less money/development time?! Dang...those were the times.

It's more of a mixed bag when it comes to writing/storytelling and the combat is just awful. Now I managed to beat Planescape as a Mage but good god...the only way I could play Torment:ToN(for a mere 10-15 hours before I gave up) was with a silver-tongued character. The few times I tried to engage in combat I just got my ass handed down to me. Gotta get my hands on that game sooner than later.

If anybody wants to co-op any of these games on the PS4, I'm their man: -Divinity: Original Sin -FarCry 4 -Borderlands 2 & The Presequel -Diablo 3 -Shadow Warrior 2 -Saints Row 4 -Saints Row: Gat Out of Hell -Dead Rising 2 -AC: Unity -Warframe PS3: -MGS: Peace Walker -Sybdicate -Ghost Recon; Future Soldier I could arrange something on the PC/Xbox One, too but first I need about a month or so to settle in the new house and get me some internet.

Pretty much the same thing happened to me while playing Deus Ex: Human Revolution for the first time. All that hard work went to nothing because some dude fell off the ledge while he was unconscious

Oh man, now I want to replay that thing and kick the living crap out of everything! EDIT: Dragon's Crown Pro!