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With Bloodborne, it's opening is hard. Like, really hard. Once you get past the 3rd boss, it's a cakewalk. Whether that's because the game forced you "get good" or the game just legitimately isn't as challenging anymore is debatable. As a starting point, I think Dark Souls 2 eases players in a bit better than either Bloodborne or Dark Souls, but it is the worst of the series.

 I don't understand what the new Open World Zelda is going to be like. Hasn't Zelda always been open world?

Oh yeah. There's a new Ratchet and Clank coming this year, which is the only reson it's not on this list. Didn't Resistance 3 do something similar in the upgrade system? You are right though, it's a fucking awesome system.

Eternal Darkness would be another great game to remake! As for Zelda, there are a lot of zelda clones on a lot of systems. There's Darksiders, there's Okami, There's Beyond Good and Evil, there's 3D Dot Game Heroes, Anodyne, and a ton of others.

 Yeah you should probably get Bloodborne. It's not as good as Souls in my opinion, mainly because I enjoy the slow paced strategic combat whereas Bloodborne is like Devil May Cry but less silly.

 "Beyond just FPS, I want more brightly colored, humorous games in general."
 Me too. Whatever happened to 3D third person platformers that weren't made by nintendo? 

I really would love another game of the Perfect Dark formula. While I'd prefer Timesplitters, Perfect Dark would do fine. I wish we had more games where difficulty level meant you had more objectives. 

 And in general, we need more third person platformers that aren't Mario. Where did they all go? It's like in an attempt to prove how adult we are we've forgotten that part of healthy adulthood is embracing your inner child. We're like that 13 year old kid who only watches dark, violent films to prove how much of "mature" he is.

Well. It seems the comment I replied to you a week ago got swallowed up in the ether. Oh well. Thanks for the kind words. Sucks that you have to deal with it as well, but I guess gaming and especially writing seems to draw sufferers.

Yep. As you can see from this comment, I am now an official staff writer. I posted a blog about it a while ago. And thanks man.

It is an excellent idea, and one I'd love to see expanded on in greater deal. Something like this could be a great starting point for people who wish for a career in writing prose.

True, I feel that whether you like the ending of season 3 determines where you rank it. I didn't really like the heist episode, nor did I enjoy the chang/britta stuff. Plus, the only time Britta was really an interesting character was in season 1, before Jeff literally fucked her brains out.

 Don't get me wrong, season 3 has a streak of 5 or 6 brilliant parodies in a row, but season 1 and 2 get place character above all else, and in my opinion, are better for it. Yes, season 3 has some great character beats, but it ultimately just isn't as good as the first two in terms of that.

Hell, they could probably even just explore a different timeline - or different timelines since the lore leans heavily on time travel.

I would have put season 1 ahead of Season 3 just because it's more consistent. Season 3 has some of the strongest episodes in the series, but it also has some REALLY weak episodes, and a huge problem with structure. Not to mention they kinda butchered Chang completely.

 But yeah I feel the same way about this season. It's alright, but not amazing, nor even that interesting. The paintball episode seemed a touch desparate too, although the incest episode was fucking hilarious.