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PS4, though I'd buy it on PC if I had a decent one. Hopefully building one next year and this will be the first gaming rig for me since like 1998. Had to wait until PC Gaming reached the point where I could game in as much comfort as I do with my console. I love my PS4, but PC offers so much more that I can't ignore it anymore.

@pimblycharles said:

Exactly, so I vote no.

Really depends on what I'm doing. If I'm eating it raw, I'll wash it off and go to town. For cooking, I always peel them. If carrots are anything like potatoes, you're actually getting rid of a lot of nutrients if you peel them first.

I support moving Life is Strange to a Playdate; that seems to make more sense to me. As far as what I'd like to see, it's almost Halloween so how about Vampire the Masquerade Bloodlines?

The Order 1886 is my most disappointing game. I had such high hopes for that game as it had so many elements that interest me (and aren't seen much in games). Steampunk? Check! Werewolves? Check! Vampires? Check! Airships? Check! Plus some of the most beautiful graphics that I've ever seen. I really wish Sony had given Ready At Dawn another year or so with it to flesh out the story and gameplay more.

Brad as Dota? Should've seen it coming, but didn't. Think that would've been a spit-take if I'd been drinking something. Bravo.

I really can't imagine a future that has Gamestop in it. And that picture of the Saints Row 2 cover? Magic, pure magic.

Wonder why Activision yanked his music and adamant it stay yanked? What a weird, stupid deal.

2 big Open World games came out this week, and I chose Mad Max. I was sold on it from watching the quick look and I'm loving it so far. I think I prefer my Open World games to be a little simpler (i.e. less mechanically dense). Yanking guys out of cars is never going to get old.

I've never understand why anyone thinks these "Twitch plays..." stories are interesting. Not trying to be a jerk, I honestly just don't get it. Also, not trying to insult Austin; really big fan of his work.