PixlBit

Oh ok, I remember that now. Most of what I remember is close to the beginning or toward the very end. 

Ok, so this was the game you were talking about on Twitter where the enemy AI had separate rules from the player. 

Side note: I didn't realize there was a game based on The War of the Worlds book. I'll have to read that at some point, since I didn't like the Tom Cruise movie and the game apparently sucks, but a classic book is a classic book and I want to see what's different. 

Also, you sure razzed Raz. I'll show myself out. 

Wisconsin, eh? Most of my family is from there. In fact, your picture vaguely reminds me of my cousin's husband. 

I have yet to boot Bloodborne back up. 

That sounded exactly like PS+, right up until $2/mo or $24/year, where PS+ is $50/year. 

I think some of these people are kids ... 

I did pay into it. Wasn't thinking about it that way. But I also don't want to pay taxes on this come April 2019 ...

Understandable, although I can tell you it's a pretty standard Spidey game. 

I wasn't saying it compares to Arkham directly, but that when I saw the combat in this Spider-Man, it very much reminded me of Spider-Man 2 and still does. This game doesn't have the same flow as Arkham, which is both bad (nowhere to run when overrun by Sable agents) and good (this game is very much a Spider-Man game and has way less in common with Arkham than people who like to pretend modern combat mechanics started in those games want to admit). 

If I felt the momentum more, I'd agree, but being able to hold R2 and press X now and then kinda takes the weight out of it for me. It is good in its own way, I just had different expectations. 

Switch would be a great place for those games I'm sure, but something about the SNES Mini is nostalgic for me in a way that kind of experience just wouldn't match. 

I sympathize. There was a position pitched to me this morning that sounded perfect for where I'm at ... and then I was told it was filled yesterday. Woot. I'm in a similar boat with the living situation. 

It's a good system. 

I don't remember the upside down part in TLoU. I liked that game, but not quite as much as everyone else. It does look pretty in a dystopian way though. 

What all does Nintendo Online give you? I can't use a code, so I'm out. 

They need at least one Driver game.