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Not a fan of the constant zoom-in replays, Eurogamer does that with their playthroughs.

I just hope the coaching isn't too direct. Like don't give him anything but starter tips and hints unless he hits a wall HARD, especially since he's already finished Bloodborne. Like I can't beat the boss in multiple episodes hard. Otherwise it'll like be someone playing with a gamefaqs walkthrough.

I just realized that Rorie sounds almost exactly like the professor who dated in Kelly in Saved by the Bell: The College Years.

This is downtown abby an MTV VJ from the late 90s/early 00s.

Your lives always reset to 4 or 5 after you reload a save, so there's no point in going out of your way for them.

Don't watch Colin Hanks in Dexter. Do watch him in The Good Guys (2010 TV series) and Fargo season 1.

@theidlecritic: It will 100% sell truckloads. Those negative people are not the majority audience for this game.

@villainfb43: I think all things including game playthroughs should have at least two people. You need that banter.

I liked the first Last of Us and have completed most of the Uncharted games (Lost Legacy being the most recent), but I think I've given up on Naughty Dog's gameplay itself. And even the writing, it's nothing special once you veer outside the gaming medium, but neither is it terrible and admittedly probably near the top execution-wise if you like these sort of stories. But I've personally grown out of them and just don't find the characters or world all that interesting or relatable. They're like a greatest hits of whatever narrative-heavy genre Naughty Dog is attempting, good and bad. I watched Eurogamer play the first two hours of this one and it's definitely not for me. The combat looked dull and the dialogue was so predictable (and often really lame, and possibly not in an intentional way) that I started picking up my Switch every few minutes.

Once I saw hot dog abby, all I could think of was the awful music video for American Hi-fi's Another Perfect Day