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Holy. Shit.

I'm hearing a lot of really good things about this. Someone who i've followed for years now says this is giving him strong Breath of the Wild vibes (and he LOVES that game), so i'm probably going to end up picking it up.

1) Uncharted: Lost Legacy 2) Spelunky 2 3) Portal 2 4) Death's Door If you love Zelda games, you need to check this game out. It's a lot of fun, the bosses can be a bit annoying though. My only real major complaint is there's no map, so it's INCREDIBLY easy to get lost. There's also a secret ending which I haven't got just yet, but I am working on. If you've got PC Game Pass, it's on there (not sure about XBox).

This might be an interesting way to kill time until we can actually play Witch Queen

Is there some history between the two characters I don't know about, or is it just because they both use swords?

Eternals It was...fine. I feel like it went on way too long, but it was fun watching them fight each other in the end. Not exactly sure who the voice belonged to in the final credits scene.

Well that seems bad

There are some pretty crazy rumors running around (Tom Cruise playing Tony Stark?), but literally anything is possible. I'm thinking it's the MCU version of the Illuminati

Oh shit, was that Patrick Stewart's voice?

Switch versions of Diablo 3 and 2 Remastered are up on the Switch eShop for 39 bucks, when both together are normally 80 bucks.

Next week i'm probably gonna hop on here and there to store up bounties for when the expansion drops, so I can level up quick.

Sure wish they'd give a release window, this needs to come out like yesterday.

Spoilers for last night's AEW Dynamite

Overall thoughts: I thought it was decent, nothing amazing. I was into it in the beginning, then after they started introducing Luke, Grogu and Din back into it I cared less. Not that I don't like those characters, I just wish there had been more of a focus on Fett thru the whole thing. About this episode specifically, it was really fucking dumb how they kept firing at the shields, even though they knew nothing was going to get through. I know there's not much else they could've done besides just run, and that would've been boring, but instead of boring it was just stupid. It was cool to see a rancor move like that though, I don't think they even really moved that quickly in games that featured them as fightable enemies. Something about the way the episode ended was just kind of lame to me, and I don't really know why. I don't know what else I would've wanted, but a "hey, why does he get a melon?" sitcom style ending definitely wasn't it. Also, this episode contains a mid-credits scene, but it's nothing super interesting, imo.

Sony is now going to do a Nintendo Direct style show now and again, instead of doing something at E3. The first one is on the 25th (Monday).

Hap birf!

They hired the guy that "fixed" their last deep fake, which is probably why it looked a lot better.

It's been cool to catch up with The Mandalorian, Grogu and Luke, but i'm kinda wishing they had saved that for Mandalorian season 3. Seeing Cad Bane was a nice surprise, and after seeing who directed the episode (Dave Filoni), I can see why he was included.

This might not sound all that interesting, but it was pretty neat to watch. I don't remember the exact explanation, but at some point the game runs out of "normal" color palettes to choose from, so it takes other game data and interprets that as color, so you get some really neat looking color schemes that I wish had been actually used in game in a normal playthrough.

I was just about to post this myself. It looks pretty good. I'm not sure how I feel about this human villain that looks to be leading the Covenant forces. They've never done anything like that in the games as far as I know, so it seems kind of odd.

1) Miles Morales: Spider-Man Didn't realize how close I was to the ending until it told me "Are you sure? You can't go back." The load game screen last I checked said I was around 33% done, which I now know means overall completion, not just story. I ended up kicking the final boss out of a window, where they just sat hovering outside, yelling at me. I liked it overall, the combat still feels really good, and the story was interesting enough.

Was not expecting this week's episode to go the way it did, but I was highly entertained throughout. Lots of callbacks to Phantom Menace. I don't remember if they ever mentioned the podrace from that movie took place near/in Beggar's Canyon, but it was really nice to see that area again. That, and the Naboo starfighter. I was totally expecting it to be some sort of reconfigured podracer, back before she took the canopy off, but it was a pleasant surprise. Seeing Mando get booted out just because he took his helmet off was not unexpected, but still a lame rule. I'm just glad he got to keep the Darksaber (which he's....not very good at using just yet). Also, Halo is totally Star Wars canon now(not really, but what a crossover!).

1) Uncharted: Lost Legacy 2) Spelunky 2 3) Portal 2 Saw someone do a speedrun of Portal 2 back at this year's Games Done Quick stream, got the itch to play through it again. Still a lot of fun.

He was on some FX show called Baskets, I think that's the most recent "high profile" thing he was on.