PixlBit

I own revelations 2 on ps+, but haven't played it much.

TLoU has a lot of stealth, but it's not that bad and there's typically a pretty set path of what you're supposed to do. The clickers get annoying though. I didn't think it was amazing, but it is good. Zombie apocalypse (I don't care that they're technically not zombies, it's the same Damn concept) don't really do it for me.

I don't know that there's any game I regret not getting and actually think about that much, but I've always wanted to be able to own all systems in a generation. 

You know my answer based on what I've said about nting to replay shovel knight just to use ps4 d pad. 

Honestly, I even tend to get more consistent input from it in 2d fighters, depending on the characters.

I will say strider on ps4 still felt good using analogue stick to move, and it doesn't feel out of place in 2d games, but i still prefer d pad for old l stuff. I can definitely see where snee is  from though. Sometimes i feel better switching it up.

I know Cary just wishes they'd make Sam & Max again.

Man, I love Reel Big Fish. Sadly, my favorite song "Beer" no longer applies for me now that my doctor has me on an anti-reflux diet where "alcohol of any kind" is a big no-no (along with caffeine, carbonated beverages, fatty/greasy food, spicy food, citrus, tomatoes and onions, peppermint, chocolate and nicotine). Blech. 

I've only seen the first episode of House of Cards and was thinking the Congressional hearing in it managed to be unbelievable even in the midst of everything going on in real life right now. 

I'm still playing TellTale Borderlands and I'll finish that before getting any other TellTale games, since the ones I have are free. 

Batman would be the one I'm most interested in though. I really don't know much about Walking Dead (I own Season 2, so even if it's not related to the show, there're still gaps) or Borderlands (I own the Handsome Collection, but never really play it).

"All this achievement hunting is tiresome." 

Yeah, I always start out liking how the stuff guides me through the game, so I'm not just wandering around, but at a certain point it becomes more like a chore.

Your description of Paladins sounds like what mine would be of Drawn Together, if I played it more often.

Chop chop frontin' like he got a big ... Tssss.... But shit it was 99 cents poppin coppin it lockin it et cetera

They're just saying to buy the pack and not individual games in it.

PSN doesn't do phrase good well too.

I'm excited for Crash as well. He was basically Sony's mascot during the PSX years, but my brother never rented it and I had an N64.