I've forgotten all of the things I wanted games and gaming to be. One of the perks of not being a reviewer, I guess.
When it comes to overstaying your welcome... it happens to everyone. A company or individual may start as a visionary and evolve into an authority, but eventually they'll...
Mass Effect never did a swimsuit episode?
Not sure about that... (note the "Sold Out - Not Available :( notice") [https://blackmilkclothing.com/products/mass-effect-n7-swimsuit]
1. 7 Days to Die - 2349 hours
2. Don't Starve - 196 hours
3. Borderlands 2 - 132 hours
4. Don't Starve Together - 127 hours
5. The Long Dark - 67 hours
Honorable mentions (games I never thought I'd play that long):
9. Reus - 50 hours
10. Plague Inc Evolved - 47 hours
Best newcomer...
I've played two kinds of multiplayer games.
Game A: I run around the same few maps shooting everything that moves.
Game B: Cold, tired, hungry and thirsty, I stumble upon a lovely cabin that probably once served as a hunting lodge or ski resort. Knowing that these once-inhabited places...
True, it's about money. But you don't need 10 000 orcs to make a good TV show. In Treatment is about people sitting in an office talking.
I happened to catch a few episodes of a documentary about haunted houses. Based on some googling, it was probably A Haunting. It was scarier than many...
What would happen if someone who doesn't like eating anything but fries tried to have a rational conversation with a 3-star Michelin chef? The chef would probably tell this person that cooking is a form of art, and that in order to gain insight into it, this person would have to train their...
"Too soon." [https://www.google.com/search?q=united+93+too+soon] I wasn't planning on watching it, but since I brought it up, I had to. I still think it was too soon.
The cover is okay, but I got a boybandish pop song feel from the later parts of it.
And I wouldn't say I'm biased. I like many covers. Jeff Buckley's Hallelujah is on par with Cohen's. Some are even better than the originals.
And of course Johnny Cash's Ring of Fire and Metallica's...
Yes, always. With movies and TV shows too. I listen to the audio, even if it's in a language I don't know, but often I can't make out what they're saying.
I don't usually pay attention to music in games, but two that I remember are The Poet and the Muse from Alan Wake and Oh the Joy from Year Walk (though I'm not sure if it was written for the game).
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