PixlBit

I TOTALLY agree with your lazy comment. I literally rebought Diablo III digitally because I like having it be just a button press away in case the need for loot arises suddenly (it happens). My girfriend took Horizon out of the PS4 to play something else, and when I found out it wasn't in the drive I went back to platinum Life is Strange instead of getting up to load the disc. 

One thing I forgot to mention that has been a problem a couple times with my digital games is when my internet goes out. I randomly got logged out of Xbox Live while playing Evil Within 2 and was INSTANTLY booted from the game, losing an hour of progress. Like, I understand you need to authenticate a game purchase, but does it have to do that the second you lose connection? This is a problem that needs to be sorted, and soon. At least by the time the next round of consoles come out.

I'm glad I'm not the only one who had trouble following Patrick's line of thought there.

I, too, am very concerned about these solid single player games selling soft. Like I said in the show, I think some of it is expectation, but when you even have sequels to successful games like Dishonored and Deus Ex Human Revolution not selling nearly as well as their predecessors, well, that worries me. And yes, we NEED Wolfenstein III. I want BJ to kill Mecha Hitler on Mars, which opens up a portal to hell, which leads to BJ teaming up with the Doom Marine. And the Doom Marine still doesn't talk. And Sigrun is there. 

You used the term "annual gift giving". I love you.

I warned you. I WARNED YOU!

So, I've been questioning my gaming skills as of late. I will say that Devil May Cry 3 was too tough for me, but I beat Bayonetta 1 and Metal Gear Rising with little trouble. To clarify, I had trouble on that first boss for some reason, and then the weird one hit kill thing towards the end of the B route. The rest of the game was fine. Boring, but fine. 

I got ending E, and I'm sorry, but I never found anything too interesting. I thought the game got better into route C, but the conclusion I've come to is that people love these characters. I hated every character (including the supporting characters) with a firey passion and wanted them all to die in slow, painful ways. 

It definitely looks like a PS3 game from 2007. Not so much the character models (although they aren't great), but definitely in the color scheme. 

Think more like capture point multiplayer. You put together your strike force, augment them with siege upgrades if you want, and breach fhe fort. then you capture a certain number of points in the fort before fighting the warlord.

Thank you for this. I'm glad so many people enjoyed Chrono Crossing, and I hope they like the Pak Watch just as much. 

I'm really glad it played well. Sometimes, I do these bits and wonder if I'm the only one who thinks they're funny. Thanks for being a good sport!

I have something special in the upcoming episode just for you.

I am so beyond happy with the X. I was expecting a slight bump in visuals, not how amazing Shadow of War and Diablo 3 would look. And the faster load times are a huge benefit that actually makes my PS4 seem ponderously slow now.