Nintendo fans don't even want new games, they want the same old comfort games they've been playing to escape the world falling apart around them since they was 6.

Paul Harrell died from that cancer. To know we were so close is agony.

I just beat that game last weekend and I'm still tearing up when I think about it.

Not anymore.

Sorry for the acronyms but I really didn't want to cut it into multiple parts.

FFX, Lost Odyssey, Bioshock, TELLTALE's TWD, Asura's Wrath, The Evil Within, Halo Reach, RDR, DA:I, MGSV, Wolfenstein II: TNC, FFXV, Life is Strange 2, Star Wars Jedi: Both, RDR2, It Takes Two, Destiny 2, DSIII, DMC5, F:NV, MH:W, Sifu, Callisto Protocol, BG3, 2077, Yakuza (series), Starfield.

Finishing things, for better or for worse, is extremely cathartic to me, and sometimes getting across the finish line puts the journey into perspective and retroactively adds value to the experience. Starfield, for example, I feel, has a fantastic ending, but you have to get there...

I love when libs just forget violence exists. 'wElL yOu'd lOsE yOuR jOb, lol'

Yeah maybe, but we can always just take the means. Suits seem to forget we agree to the social contract to keep things civil...we don't have to.

Magic is also great for learning how to debate, as well as critiquing instructional writing. I genuinely think playing Magic has helped me write better work instructions at my job and I'm proud of that.

sauce

That they haven't done an ODST game in the stylings of Helldivers is a crime.
That we don't have a Halo space battle game after they did the work to make that mission in Reach is a crime.
That we don't have a survival-horror based around the flood is a crime.

Rich IP being totally under-utilized.

Y'all got some wild takes lately. 'Murder CEO bad; Smoking good' 🤣🤣🤣