Katphood

GOG is giving away copies of Oxenfree for a limited time.

I wish Sony could make a handheld that could play PS1/2/3/4 games. That way I could instantly buy it and play all of my digital games on a single handheld.

Sounds like my average post.

Atlus is remaking bizarre block-climbing puzzler Catherine for PS4 and Vita Eurogamer.net So Sony has dropped first party support for the Vita but other devs are still supporting it? Come on, Sony. Give us a PS Vita Pro!

Evil Craig is awesome!

Finally found Nick Valentine, he was in Piper's office. Time to start Far Harbour!

Layers of Fear is free on Humble Bundle for a limited time.

Mine was this: There was also Platoon and some racing game which I can't seem to remember its name. Boy was it both fun and hilarious to watch grandma attempt to play the said racing game. Wow, that was some 30 years ago...

I am really sad now. I just remembered that I forgot to add Top Gear to my list. RIP Gremlin Interactive.

I meant the console game that is pretty much the worst entry in the series. Fallout Tactics: BOS was a decent game though, never finished it but it had many great things. Back in the days I always thought that Fallout 3 would someday end up looking like that but with more RPG elements. But Bethesda soon aquired the rights to the series and well...here we are! RIP Fallout: Van Buren.

*grabs shield* *grabs sword* No. Caesars Legion and most importantly Caesar himself where exactly as uninspired and boring as any other faction/character in Fallout 3 or 4. The only character that really stood out among the Legion was Lanius. For me it's Fallout 2 > Fallout 1 > Fallout: New Vegas > Fallout 4 > Fallout 3 > Fallout: BOS But hey, even the Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel game had its moments. Still haven't finished Fallout: Tactics.

Finished the Automatron DLC. It was okay but the ending felt pretty drab.

My father used to be a diplomat. We would travel to a foreign country and stay there for 3-4 years and then we had to gather our stuff and go back to Tehran and stay there for another 4 years until my father was called for the next assignment. During our 3 year stay in London which lasted from 1989 to 1992(or maybe 1993?) I spent a good amount of time with the Amiga 500, IBM Compatible 286, Nintendo Gameboy and eventually the good ol' Super Nintendo. About a year and a half after we got the SNES my fathers assignment in London came to an end though The last games me and my brother bought were TMNT: Turtles in Time(my pick) and Top Gear(my brother's choice). So I guess I missed Super Metroid. We did buy a couple of games later on in Iran/Tehran but the SNES wasn't popular there at all. The Sega Megadrive was pretty well known though and there was always an abundance of Megadrive games which drove me nuts! Later on my father got his next assignment which was in Austria/Vienna...same as the above happened right around the time Perfect Dark and Majora's Mask got released. I had to wait years until my fathers final assignment in Germany/Frankfurt am Main until I could play Majora's Mask and still to this day I haven't completed Perfect Dark which is why I bought the Xbox One X, so I could finally play Perfect Dark from start to finish thanks to Rare Replay Value...LEGIT YO! Fun fact: I was born in Cuba/Havana and my dad actually got to meet el Che's father there at one occasion.

It's okay, watch this and you will feel better afterwards: This game looks as if it was inspired by Nier: Automata which is a very good thing. Also, holy ****! Sony is killing it with exclusives. PS4 is starting to remind me of the good ol' PS2 and with the Nintendo Switch having already sold 10 million units in its first year alone, I am starting to feel really bad for the Xbox getting mauled to death here.

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.