Recent content by -Samurai-

I'd say they're definitely worth playing. The rest of the story is still good, and the mechanics have aged fairly well, in my opinion. However, if you're looking for good saber combat, I'd play Star Wars Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy. The story is meh, but the combat is very fun, and can be...

You say that. Until you're in space, floating around in zero gravity, with Earth in full view, and all you can think about is how that spacesuit makes your ass look.

This pretty much sums it up. But, for $3, it's worth it. Gameplay is far from perfect. The combat, while not horrible, can be a bit wonky at times. But there is a solid system to build from. The story is just out there, though. "Pacing" was clearly never used in the development meetings. But...

Middletown, Ohio. It isn't even in the middle of Ohio. Also Oregon, Ohio. We couldn't think of a name, so we called it a state.

They is a cat. They doesn't care what you call they.* I just exchange "it" with "little fucking fucker". Clears up any gender confusion, and isn't demeaning or disrespectful.

I really enjoyed The Cursed Crusade, and both Kane and Lynch games. I played both using couch co-op, and while not great games, the co-op really made them more enjoyable.

That was an awful call for a main quest in a sandbox game. Oh No! My son has been kidnapped! I gotta find him!....Right after I build 5 settlements and solve the problems of everyone I meet.

My first time around isn't even finished. I just don't care about these characters or their world enough to get involved. I have since started a melee character that is simply surviving the wasteland. I threw out his vault history and family backstory. He's a scavenger that's trying to get...

Pocket Tanks with a friend of mine. I occasionally open Ingress, but that game lost its charm many months ago.

Correct. Current gen consoles are on par with PC updates. And yes, OP, you're missing quite a bit. There are all kinds of new items(and changes to current gear), new places, monsters, modes, and skill changes. A good bit of it is for people that get more in depth with their builds, but...

This is one thing I've never understood, and it always instantly frustrates me. "I'll turn on my microphone while not playing with anyone I know and just play music. Herp fucking derp." I don't even wear my headset when I'm not with people I know. And if I started to talk to any of the...

East of Chicago Pizza used to have a specialty Peanut Butter and Jelly Pizza. Pizza dough covered in peanut butter and jelly, and cooked in the oven.

If you're looking for a mindless romp through hordes of enemies with friends, you can't go wrong with Diablo 3. Up to 4 players, tons of loot, tons of enemies, lots of action. Or if a shooter is more your thing, I've been playing Rainbow Six: Siege lately. It's a tactical shooter. Bit of a...

While it doesn't change gameplay, the Hardcore mode in Diablo 2 and 3 makes it so that if you die once, you can never use that character again. That alone usually forces a change in the way you play and the skills you use, usually from offensive skills and tactics, to a more defensive set.

Ok, now I remember. I had forgotten if the helmet was left on the Death Star, or if it was with Vader during his "funeral". Still a really weird thing to keep. Nothing says good times like the melted helmet of your once evil, dead father-who-tried-to-kill/convert you.