I played a mod on Skyrim called Interesting NPCs, I think? I spent 20 minutes in real time chatting to a random stranger in an Inn. The dialogue and my choices felt so genuine, and the speech skills existed to impart wisdom from multiple choices. No plot exposition or quest, just pure conversation.

90 percent of dialogue in Skyrim felt like one option questions to move the plot along and give MORE exposition. There was no variety, it's worse when he reach mods that DO let you choose what to say and the dialogue actually starts to become interesting.

Looking at the third image, I was confused why Resident Evil was set in the TV show Smallville.

I suppose there was that one Zombie episode.

ESPECIALLY FF7 for me.

Not to put down any fans of it! I just really don't see the appeal is all. It seems like most people I know love it because everyone in it is pretty.

Just unimaginable dread for over 2 hours. It's incredible.

How obvious is it that it was clearly a Disney+ TV series? I've heard from some that its very much the case.

I'll be day one as Stalker and Bugs go hand in hand. Though I understand people wanting to wait!

Thank you! It'll never happen, but it's always nice to use it as a canvas for your own ideas.

His outfit was more Arthur Dent, dressing gowns, and PJs. My choice to play him was Joel Fry from Our Flag Means Death and Cruella.

Doctor Who. I actually came up with my own incarnation and everything for Fan Fic. He uses the tardis as a radio station, broadcasting music across the cosmos and doing interviews with historic figures.

My 2013 Game Of The Year.

Not the best but Metal Gear Rising's is brilliant by giving you the ultimate power fantasy, before immediately pulling the rug from under you.

The hyper detail to environmental storytelling and emails, etc. would have been fun to help uncover who's a mimic or not as you read into their lives and find inconsistencies, especially as human kills affect the ending you get.

Honestly, this could be its own game, hahaha.

Honestly, mate, I was just looking for an excuse to gush about Prey. It's definitely something could have improved, I think a sequel would have expended on it massively, especially the mimics. Human mimics would have been a cool idea for the NPCs.

Prey is one of the best Immersive Sims ever made.

I think about Prey a lot, and it's one of those games where everything came together from gameplay to presentation and world design, hell they even had Mick Gordon, but it just wasn't enough to get over Bethesda marketing.

They chose their fate.

Add me please!

Great documentary, we watched it all in one go!

Our only gripe was the AI stuff. it took us right out of it.

Other than that it's an incredibly in depth look at the making of the Chucky series.

Nothing a good old steamroller couldn't solve.