ShadowKnight508

Personally, I am looking forward to the arrival of the next generation of gaming consoles starting in 2020. It's been almost seven full years since the arrival of the Playstation 4 (2013), and I am very interested to see the advances in gaming (graphics, framerate, size/scale of games, load times, features, etc) that will be on full display with the Playstation 5 and next Xbox system (current name of Project Scarlett, but I am sure the name will be changed before release).

We have had some amazing games arrive over the years with the PS4/PS4 Pro and Xbox One/One X, so I can't wait to see what sort of games the next generation of console gaming delivers for us. Curious to see just how big of a jump the Playstation 5 and next Xbox system are over the base PS4 and Xbox One models (from their respective launch dates) and over the PS4 Pro/Xbox One X models.

I usually put on some music or turn on the radio with the volume turned down. For the most part, it works roughly 75% of the time with getting me to drift off to sleep within a half hour or so.

To be completely honest, I wasn't overly interested back when this was originally announced. With the abysmal track record that video game and anime adaptations have had over the years, I was expecting another ho-hum film that Hollywood would crank out much to the disappointment of Pokemon fans everywhere.

Then came news they signed Ryan Reynolds to voice Detective Pikachu. Being a big Deadpool fan (I enjoyed Ryan's work in both Deadpool films), my interest in the film went up slightly. However, my expectations for the film were still very low, since the odds were in favor of Hollywood finding a way to screw up yet another movie based on a video game.

Then the trailer dropped for Pokemon: Detective Pikachu last week, and from what I saw in the trailer, I am a lot more interested and excited for this movie now than I was back in 2016. For the most part, the character designs for each of the Pokemon shown in the trailer look pretty awesome, but will take some getting used to after roughly 19 years of being used to the designs we saw in the games, anime, and movies over the years.

The Order: 1887 (most logical answer)

Oh man...I am so excited to play this game when it arrives tomorrow (although I won't be able to play it until Saturday due to being stuck at work until midnight on Friday). I loved the original three games back when they originally came out on the PS1 (Crash 1 was ok, but Crash 2 and 3 were games that I played over and over again), and when they first announced this remake/remaster collection of the original trilogy I was quite excited. The day that Amazon put this collection up for pre-order, I swooped in to make my order and started counting the days until June 30th arrived!

Hopefully this collection does well enough that we end up seeing a Crash Team Racing (CTR) remaster/remake along with a proper Spyro The Dragon Trilogy remaster/remake.

Credit to Kotaku:

Square Enix just dropped the new trailer for Kingdom Hearts III onto YouTube, after premiering it at the “Kingdom Hearts Orchestra” concert tonight in Los Angeles.

“Don’t assume your dreams are just fantasy,” the trailer begins. Hey, if this wasn’t just fantasy, maybe it would have a release date at the end? It doesn’t, of course, but it does end with a teaser for the next update: Square Enix will show off a “new world” and a “new trailer” at D23 Expo on July 15.

SOURCE:http://kotaku.com/heres-the-latest-kingdom-hearts-iii-trailer-1795994415

EDIT: Here is the English-Subbed Version

I will be playing a mix of Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel! (PS4; part of Borderlands: The Handsome Collection), Senran Kagura: Shinovi Versus [Let's Get Physical Edition](PS Vita), and Valkyrie Drive Bhikkhuni (PS Vita)this weekend. Depending on how much free time I end up having to game with this holiday weekend, I might be able to squeeze in some more time with NieR: Automata and/or get back into The Witcher III: Wild Hunt(PS4) or Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain (PS4).

As of today, I am currently playing Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel! (PS4; part of Borderlands: The Handsome Collection), Senran Kagura: Shinovi Versus [Let's Get Physical Edition](PS Vita), and Valkyrie Drive Bhikkhuni (PS Vita).

Currently working on the trophies for both Senran Kagura: Shinovi Versus (PS Vita) and Valkyrie Drive Bhikkhuni (PS Vita) nowadays. I just picked up Borderlands: The Handsome Collection (PS4) and will be getting to that later this week as well as playing more NieR: Automata and possibly diving back into either Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain (PS4) or The Witcher III: Wild Hunt (PS4).