BioShock is one of my fave series. I completed Infinite awhile ago, so no plans to replay it (at least on PS3, I have the remastered edition on PS4). And yeah, I'm enjoying BS2. I last played it at least 10 years ago, so it's been nice going back to it. I've mainly been focusing on getting the online Trophies for it out of the way, so haven't invested that much time in the single-player.

I played Journey when it first came out, and actually just recently returned to it two days ago to finish the collectibles. I still need the online Trophies for that, so any chance you'd be willing to help with those? I enjoyed Journey, but overall liked Abzu more.

I also need to finish Ghost of Tsushima. I have so many games

Stardew Valley is on my wishlist, and I have Hollow Knight and What Remains of Edith Finch in my library.

Hey there. I can't say I've played any new good games this year. I don't have much time for gaming anymore, unfortunately, so when I do play I've been trying to focus on my PS3 backlog. Like I just got through BioShock this year lol, but BS is one of my fave games and I can replay it forever.

I did play Abzu for the first time and that game left an impression; one of the most beautiful games I've ever played. I highly recommend it, it's an experience for sure.

I'm looking forward to Spider-Man 2. I greatly enjoyed the first one and I'm sure the sequel will be just as amazing.

Any upcoming games you're looking forward to? Any indie games you recommend? (I'm always interested in trying different indie games )

Hello there,

I just happened to come across your page and added you. I'm looking for more people to talk to on here about games and other topics.

I see you're a TLOU fan; it's one of my fave series

Sorry Fox, I just now saw your message. Dead Cells is very thoroughly a Rougelite; death results in a complete restart of a run. I think the side-scrolling action is very polished, and there's a lot of different weapons to use that run the gamut of melee, ranged and traps. It makes nods to explorative platformers in the vein of Castlevania, but that feels very slight. It's not bad, but I will say as someone who also isn't a huge Roguelite fan, the game can be very frustrating and samey in parts. It's not bad, but I can't really recommend it to anyone who doesn't like the genre more than me, and it doesn't sound like you are.

haha yeah i popped on here just to again revisit that nice sensation of physically documenting some games ive actually beaten for the first time in awhile and figured id pop back by. its been good! working a lot but handheld systems are my saving grace for still gaming lol. how about yourself? was relieved to see you on here still honestly, always good to see familiar faces!

editing because i forgot to answer your question about re4. i thought it was excellent honestly. it's different enough to warrant playing it if you liked the original, but in the same breath, the original is still well worth playing as i prefer it at some points due to art direction/atmosphere. overall you can't go wrong with either. i'll continue to play both for a really long time.

also, totally no pressure with this, but if you have facebook and want to join my gf and i's gaming group feel free. there was once a podcast attached to this but we're currently on hiatus due to work/life/otherwise. the group is still active though and we enjoy new faces, and i'm definitely on there more than once every couple years haha. so yeah, if you're interested! [Link]

hello there! im still alive! just wanted to pop in and say hello before i disappear again haha. glad to see you're still on here as well. cheer

That's a good mindset to have unless you absolutely adore a game. I'm guilty of forcing myself to do tons of side stuff/collectible hunting in games even if it doesn't thrill me just because my lizard brain insists on it.

I enjoyed it well enough, but I have to play pretty much any DQ game in small doses otherwise the music and high encounter rates start to drive me crazy.

Planning to do the post-game stuff in DQXI?

Hey Fox! Yeah it's a pretty ambitious project lol, but basically I'm trying to go back and beat some of the older RPG's I had played in the past but never finished. They are mostly on PS1, there's a big four of Star Ocean 2 (done), Legend of Dragoon (just finished), Chrono Cross and Final Fantasy 8. I've also got some tactical RPG's down the line like Shining Force 1 & 2 and FFTA. And then I'm at the same time working through the classic 2D FF's - so far finished 1 (again) and 2 (for the first time), working on 3 right now with 5 to come later. Also in some cases I'm playing the Remastered versions because they're a lot more fun, or in Legend of Dragoon's case, I'm just outright cheating (the hard-required QTE attack strings are a non-starter for me).

Good luck in your RPG quest as well! Nice to make your acquaintance.

Ohhhh Minish Cap! I've been wanting to replay it, along with the other top down handheld Zeldas for awhile now. I am personally trying all the GB/GBC before I move to GBA, but it's tempting to just jump into Minish & Superstar Saga.

I was wayyyy too excited when I saw they were added and available immediately! They also look fantastic on the OLED as well. Speaking of, I hope they announce Red/Blue on Pokémon Day and we eventually get Gen 2.