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It's not very often I'm genuinely conflicted between two games. I've played AC Black Flag before-- but the remaster does appear to be gorgeous.

I'm not a big fighting game person, but I do enjoy an (accessible), aesthetically-pleasing fighter every once awhile. Wouldn't be playing it online, tho. Not my style.

Given that incredibly tiny amount of context as to my preferences, what do you y'all think? I'm mostly just looking for something to keep me interested until Wolverine drops next month, anyway.

After 156 hours on the PS5 version, I finally rolled credits on Starfield for the first time. I suppose I just want to collect my thoughts here.

I fucking loved this game. And I never really expected to. Honestly, I'm deeply surprised. I'm a huge fan of both The Elder Scrolls and Fallout, but even before Starfield became an xbox exclusive, the premise never inspired terrible enthusiasm in me. Space fantasy just isn't really my thing-- outside the occasional Mass Effect, that is. But I figured I'd give it a shot. Worst thing that could happen is a bounce off of it, you know?

There was so much that I ended up being surprised by. The sidequests were consistently interesting-- a lot of crib

Sure is a lot faster than taking the back route!!!

How did this never occur to me?!

Last night, I was given the task by some banker to start collecting debts. So I flew out to some dusty rock, and trekked over to the sad little shack this dude was hiding out in. I threatened him into paying his debts, but decided to detour on the way back to my ship to explore an odd tower I saw in the distance.

It was an abandoned broadcast tower. I killed the spacers who were squatting in it, and happily discovered a moon buggy (I didn't even realize there were surface vehicles, lol). So I hop in the moon buggy, and I'm taking it for a test drive, when I spot a ship flying over head and landing in the distance.

Drive over to the shift, and get shot at by some religious zealots. Kill t

You'd think there'd have been a celebration or something, you know? I suppose it's just amazing to be alive in an era in which the clock ticked over on the ol' thunderlizards.

I picked up the division 2 at launch but had mostly moved on from the game by the end of 2019. Within the last couple of weeks, tho, I got the itch for some good ol' cover-based shooting, and realized both Division games have received PS5 updates that bump up the framerate.

So I downloaded the division 2 for the first time in five years, and within a couple of hours I realized how much I really, really liked the map and exploration in the game. A big, urban map, well-detailed and filled with secrets. You can walk down a street multiple times before realizing there's a door that can be opened-- sometimes to a small room, sometimes to a more substantial hidden path that leads even further. O

So, I could swear I've watched these cutscenes in the Unending Journey before, so IDK if I'm having a neurlogical event or something.

When I open the Unending Journey, go to Records of Unusual Endeavours, Island Sanctuary has four quests w/ cutscenes available to view: Seeking Sanctuary, An Ideal Marriage, The Sweetest Thing, and Where Worries Melt Away.

Where on earth are the cutscenes for A Far Eastern Yarn? Anyone know why they might not be available to view?+

My roommate and I were squatting in a foreclosed house in Oak Park, just outside of Chicago. It'd been snowing for days, and in the evening we bundled up, dropped a couple of tabs each, and made our way to the movie theatre. Sat through Tron: Legacy for the visuals and Daft Punk soundtrack.

Afterwards, we wandered through a silent, dark, and snowbound suburb, goofing off and attempting (to the best of our ability and admittedly compromised faculties) to track down every piece of Frank Lloyd Wright architecture that we could find.

Somewhere in the early morning hours, we stumbled down a residential street-- and somehow every house was decorated and blazing with a carnival of lights. I remem