Brian

@BuckFly The upgrade from the OG to the X is a good jump. Even if you didn’t have a 4K HDR TV, I would recommend it. The X does a great job of downsampling and games run smoother. Plus the X is a good looking piece of hardware

Just glorious

Forbes

My sister visited last weekend and left about 8 Coors Light in my fridge so now I’m stuck drinking them.

Finished Tomb Raider - 6/10 - Time to lock Laura in the tomb for a while Now I am continuing DQXI and Return of the Obra Dinn

GTA V was delayed a few times for PC which I can see happening again due to the fact that RDR2 online will not be ready for release just like GTAV wasn't. You know the priority will be that over finalizing the PC version.

I didn’t know that all of Hitman 1 is in Hitman 2. Great deal if you never played it.

December 31st is always a placeholder.

$35 for PS4

$35 for PS4 version

Hoping for Airpods 2.0.

A From Software Star Wars game would be interesting

Played about an hour. The mechanics are in essence similar to Paper, Please. Instead of identifying the living, you are identifying the dead. The basic gameplay loop so far is that you listen to a scene play out then use your to record and identify Clue-style, who died, how and by what. Based on what you know; you may only be able to answer some of the questions. You will have to use later/earlier scenes to help fill out the rest. Once you have completed a group of mysteries, the journal will verify that you were correct in your assumptions. The story will play a big factor in whether I ultimately enjoy the game. I will say I am into it so far.

I bought it today. I am looking forward to hitting many dead ends!

I never buy shit on Steam because the experience is awful. #closedsystemFTW

Not an unexpected decision

This, Thronebreaker and The Hex seems like a good way to spend $60

Gamespot 9/10 - Don't be tricked into thinking Thronebreaker is simply a lengthy tutorial for what is to come when Gwent opens its multiplayer. Its tale is mandatory if you're looking for more Witcher lore to chew on and manages to engage you with a strong cast of well-written characters and a suitably dark plot that challenges your morals every chance it can. Thronebreaker interweaves Gwent into its story in smart ways that keep it from feeling like an intrusive method for resolving combat situations, helping you learn its intricate systems while engaging in unique quests and rulesets. Gwent was a side attraction in The Witcher 3, but through Thronebreaker, it's blossomed into something new that stands on its own as a proud member of the Witcher family. PC Gamer 81/100 - It's too light on systems to be a fully fledged RPG, and too unbalanced to be robust and challenging card game. But through a great story, surprising, enjoyable encounters, and a new spin on The Witcher's world, Thronebreaker carves out a niche that's well worth your time.

The game should have been ported to the 3DS instead. Even in handheld mode, the controls aren’t great because if the Switch’s mediocre touchscreen

Awful if true.