PixlBit

If I didn't play video games, I have no idea what I would do with my time.

Game that I love: Crimson Dragon.

Game that I hate: Overwatch.

Yeah, the Multiplayer DLC can be bought seperately from the season pass. I bought the season pass, but was underwhelmed by the mostly lame story DLC. So I'd recommend not picking that up. I might try out the multiplayer DLC, but it'll be on Xbox One.

I was able to beat Halo 1 solo on Legendary way back in the day. I think I did it twice even. I'm not good enough at Halo anymore. Or maybe I just don't have the patience.

I played through Halo:CE Anniversary with a friend recently on Legendary and we had a super rough time. I love that game, it's my favorite in the Halo series but that was a lot tougher than I remember it being on co-op.

The writing in Gone Home wasn't bad, but it just didn't have much else going for it. To me, it seemed like most of the stuff you could interact with didn't do anything and there wasn't much atmosphere. The game could also be easily beaten in under an hour. Not worth money to me.

Yeah, Red Faction came out before even Halo did. Back then, it was a first-person shooter.

I have heard good things about the Stanley Parable. I forgot that was a walking sim.

I don't remember much from Uncharted 1 either. Maybe it's the lack of setpieces or maybe just that there was so much shooting in that one.

I absolutely agree with Assassin's Creed. Even though I really liked AC2, my memories of it are very vague and Brotherhood is the same way. I only played Black Flag for a little bit, but I was done with the series almost instantly after trying that.

I haven't played RDR, but Witcher 3 was pretty unmemorable for me from what I played of it. I only remember a big spike in difficulty when you got to the Griffin boss early in the game.

I'm curious about Axiom Verge, but it looks less like a Metroidvania and more like a traditional Metriod game. The only Metroid game I played (the original), I didn't like.

I think I might avoid Netflix from now on, due to the price increase. Not many shows on there interest me anyway, and the way they release shows in seasons and not per episode is kind of annoying. It's a great service and used to be more than worth the price for me, but I'm just so into gaming these days and not so much watching TV shows. I do watch a lot of movies, but Netflix rarely gets the new releases.