New games are great, but so many game mechanics and narratives seem to have faded over the past few years. For instance, I miss the emergent gameplay dynamics of the early Battlefield games, or the creative development methods behind classics like Final Fantasy 6.

I cannot live without books

I was like you once, till I took an aRoWw tO the KneE!

No, but seriously, I did play a bit of Sands of Time. Which got me back into Tell Tale's Batman. Which then got me back into Arkham Knight.

Now I think it's time to play some Skyrim.

It's all circular. Six degrees to Kevin Bacon and shit.

I wrote a good chunk of my first book during NaNoWrimo sessions, so it's a little sad. They seemed to turn a corner in the last few years, though, and not for the best.

This qualifies as a political platform.

In my experience, house spiders only respond to force. Make an example of one or two, then they'll think twice before invading your spaces.
Maybe...

Men Don't Leave.

My final answer. It's for sure that.

I'm sorry, this is just objectively hilarious!

Such a good scene, though! Couldn't cut that tension with a chainsaw.

The premise of quality books written by AI seems inherently flawed.

I'm playing through these games now! Picked them up from a GOG sale and having the time of my life (when I'm not wrestling with the camera!)

I see these images, but all I hear is "Congratulations, Grand Champion. Hope it was worth it!"

Love the game! Love the soundtrack even more!
That boat song...

Yeah, that was pretty messed up to read.