Katphood

You should really reconsider things when it comes to Rogue Warrior:

2017 game: Nier: Automata non-2017 game: Sunset Overdrive

It was and the story was definitely better than the second installment because it had a clear beginning and a satisfying ending, no loose ends, no cliffhangers. Gameplay is probably worse though, controls in Bad Company 1 aren't as refined as Bad Company 2 and the level design is pretty much a multiplayer map filled with enemies.

Guess you have to find out.

Hmmmm, Pillars of Eternity 2 or Battlefield 1? Divinity: Original Sin 2 or Battlefront 2? Nier: Automata or the latest COD? Yakuza 0 or Shadow of War? Super Mario Odyssey or AC: Origins? For me the choices are pretty easy, I exactly know which one to avoid: multiplayer games and/or games with micro transactions usually take a large portion of your time(if not your wallet) while not giving you any sort of satisfaction or sense of accomplishment for your wasted time(pretty ironic, eh?) so I tend to avoid them. I already have a pretty strong backlog which I am working on and no filler is going to ever disrupt the flow of me finishing great single-player games one after another unless I want to go back to Bad Company 2 or Red Orchestra 2 for a short period of time.

Not surprised with the main campaign being tacked on. When will DICE make another game like Bad Company? Probably never.

Dang, didn't knew that. Most games have an option for colorblind people nowadays though. Actually, it wouldn't be so bad if Crytek remastered all 3 games on current gen consoles, would be interesting to see how much they can squeeze the hardware on the 1X and Pro.

It was a great game, the sequel felt boring though and I never got around to playing the 3rd installment. I do feel like replaying the first game though, that game is always fun to mess around in.

Swery would be proud.

EA and Burger King are working close with one another so that the next time you order a burger you'll have to mop the floor for 10 hours in order to get your fries. It gives you a sense of "accomplishment" apparently...

Looks pretty darn sweet. So many games and so little time and -as of late- energy.

Be sure to give Alienation and Nex Machina a try. Housemarque makes some of the best twinstick shooters around and they are pretty good when you just want to kill some time.

Playing Fable II on the Xbox One X. Man, what an absolutely mellow and relaxing game. Also, let me buy Xbox 360 games without the need of a credit card, Microsoft! I could only play this because it was available on Xbox Game Pass and that subscription plan does not require a credit card for some reason, a gift card will do. What the hell, seriously!

Yes, Men in Black style.

Ride To Hell: Retribution is sort of a spiritual sequel to Big Rigs.

Trump admin. to reverse ban on elephant trophies from Africa. America First...

25. Daikatana, Developer:John Romero, Release: John Romero 24. Castlevania 64, Developer: Konami Computer Entertainment Kobe, Release: 1999 23. Rogue Warrior, Developer: Rebellion Developments, Release: 2009 22. Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 5, Developer: Robomodo, Release: 2015 21. Umbrella corps, Developer: Capcom, Release: 2016 20. Resident Evil: Operation Racoon City, Developer: SlantSixGames, Release:2012 19. Ride to Hell: Retribution, Developer: Eutechnyx, Release: 2013 18. The Walking Dead: Survival Instinct, Developer: Terminal Reality, Release: 2013 17. Call of Duty: Black Ops: Declassified, Developer: nStigate Games, Release: 2012 16. Doctor Who: Return to Earth, Developer: Asylum Entertainment, Release: 2010 15. Tunnel Rats: 1968, Developer: Uwe Boll, Release: Uwe Boll 14. Stalin vs. Martians, Developer: Black Wing Foundation, 2009 13. Lula 3D, Developer: cdv Software Entertainmnt, Release: 2006 12. Batman: Dark Tomorrow, Developer: Hotgen, Release: 2003 11. Bubsy 3D, Developer: SIE Bend Studio, Release: 1997 10. Link: The Faces of Evil, Developer: Animation Magic, Release: 1993 9. Zelda: The Wand of Gamelon, Developer: Animation Magic, Release: 1993 8. Final Fight: Streetwise, Developer: Capcom Production Studio 8, Release: 2006 7. Perfect Dark Zero, Developer: Rare, Release: 2005 6. Aquaman: Battle for Atlantis, Developer: Lucky Chicken Games, Release: 2003 5. Sonic the Hedgehog, Developer: Sonic Team, Release: 2006 4. Medal of Honor: Warfighter, Developer: Danger Close Games, Release: 2012 3. Half Life 3, Developer: GabeN, Release: GabeN 2. Superman 64, Developer: Titus Software, Release: 1999 1. Alien: Colonial Marines, Developer: Randy Pitchford, Release: Randy Pitchford

Just out of curiosity, which game will you be baptizing your PS4 Pro with? Tip:

Can't. effin. wait.

Oh trust me, I don't trust them. It's just that I always set my expectations low when it comes to Ubi games. The only redeeming factor I am looking forward to when it comes to Far Cry 5 is some open world shooting and driving. Far Cry 2 had an awful story but my god do I still love that fictional African setting. I could just roam around, look at the scenery and do nothing else. Far Cry 5 looks like the perfect Southern U.S hiking simulator and I haven't played a game with a similar setting. P.S: Far Cry 6 should be set in the barren wastelands of Antarctica...seriously, they had that in mind at some point.

I take back everything I said.

Steam since I've been using it since 2008. GOG looks more appealing nowadays though.

Playing Metal Wolf Chaos on my OG Xbox. It's basically Earth Defense Force but instead of bugs and space ships you have soldiers and Humvees and instead of an alien invasion you have a coup d'état.

Inactive star doesn't mean the star is turned off. It still radiates energy that can warm a nearby planet.