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@horseman6 said:

I mean, it's a beta right now. Like legitimately. Official release won't be until fall.

Was really excited to play Nuts'n'Bolts again, but it doesn't recognize the Platinum Hits again. Playing Super Meat Boy again was pretty fun though.

RSS feed on episode page and searched for it on Doggcatcher. Don't think I have had any problems.

Game's playtime counter is glitched on PS4 at least, went from seven something hours played at 3pm Wednesday to sixteen hours played at 5pm Wednesday. Added more than another day on Friday so I'm at like sixty something hours on the gameclock, like twenty-seven of actual.

But yeah, I'm enjoying the writing. Even had to sit and think about a pretty minor choice for a bit because of how much I'm invested into the world.

A Greedy God quest: Do I reveal to the peasants that the god their village has been worshipping and giving offerings to for over a century was just a selfish dick or let them live the lie. In most games I would go with the obvious option of revealing the misdeed because whatever, but these are people who are having super tough times with the war, why destroy one of their few hopes by showing how they and their forefathers were exploited.

Game sessions rarely go north of an hour for me before I take a break, usually just walk around the the house right quick. Also tend to walk around the room a bit during cutscenes, found a couple of beers behind my TV yesterday during a Witcher 3 cutscene.

Considering how a big set-piece in my idea for Step Up 7 has a rock golem beat boxing and the protagonists having to dance to avoid the falling boulders-spit, this episode kind of solidified my like of the show...and the Back to the Future reference complete with Biff only helped.

I still enjoy watching them, but I'm past the point of getting super-excited for them anymore.

@fredchuckdave said:

So you're saying the value proposition of a game that's heavily discounted from it's original asking price is better than a game at its release day price...aight.

Only played on normal, but for the werewolves I just stayed in with my back to corner and waited for them to charge at me. Which turned out to be pretty unfun with each successive encounter.

At gamestop? Some information you're missing there bro. And if so, pretty sure they do a system transfer for you.

While the DVD laserdisc ports are the best official (and easiest) way to watch the movies, the blu-rays are a acceptable way to watch the films. And go in release order, I don't care about all the confusing info on whether or not George Lucas had the ideas for the prequels while making the original trilogy, they were still made with the expectations that the audience is familiar with the older films. Like all prequels.

Also because of this thread, I just bid on a boxset of the Special editions VHS, the last release of the Original with major differences that I don't have. I'm not crazy enough to get first printing or aspect ratios though.