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It's bigger than The Shivering Isles and the Shivering Isles was $30 on release, so honestly, it's a pretty good price tag.

Bloodborne and Dark Souls 3 introduced some pretty bizarre multiplayer things. Both games give a heavy health nerf to anyone going into someone else's world, and Dark Souls 3 limits your estus alongside that -- but the hardest-hit multiplayer facet has been invasions. In Bloodborne, invasions...

Same universe, new series. I don't see what the big thing is. Calling it 'FNAF 5' is an overstatement; it's more than likely gonna be its own series.

I always stuck with my character being the same guy who had a really hard time staying dead and always returned when the cycle needed him. Went from Demon's Souls to Dark Souls with more vibrant eyes, Dark Souls 1 to Dark Souls 2 with grey hair, and in Dark Souls 3 he'll look more refined and...

He seems pretty well-liked throughout the game. Except for a handful of people, they seem to respect him greatly -- even his competitor in Year 2 greets him like an old friend, and tells him that Manny's deserved a vacation.

I decided to hop into the recent 'Mary Sue' discussions here with a little something different -- characters that are clearly powerful or well loved well beyond what a normal character would, but manages to have very clear, defining negative traits. The first one that comes to mind is Manny...

I slide out of my death pit, tantalized by the fresh scent of someone talking about good stories in porn games. "Mon-musu Quest," I hiss, and slide back into my hole, never to be seen again until the next blood moon.

Two words: the Amygdalan Arm. The Old Hunters had its own share of remarkable weapons (the Whirligig Saw is splendid and the Kos Parasite is devastating), but nothing can compare to the pleasure of using the arm of an Eldritch god as a weapon. In its untransformed state, it functions as a big...

Recently, I decided to pop Prototype 1 in again to replay it. I got the amazing pleasure of re-encountering THIS boss: This is MOTHER, the third or fourth boss of the game. And she's horrible. She's constantly attacking, one way or another -- if you get too close to her weak points, she'll...

Well, you can hardly say that Bloodborne lacks that, considering the three endings consist of the player

Bloodborne was second place on my game of the year list, right under Undertale. I loved the world, the combat, the mechanics, even the initial lore caught my eye. I would have been heartily satisfied with the whole game (although it wouldn't be as high-ranked for me) if it was just a game about...

Dying Light's hardmode, from what I can remember, either gives your UV flashlight or normal flashlight a battery, and your inventory screen doesn't pause the game anymore.

Micolash, Host of the Nightmare from Bloodborne. I really should not have had a hard time with this boss, at all. But this fucker in his second phase has that area-of-effect one-hit-kill attack in a tiny-ass room that's practically impossible to dodge. You gotta press right up to him to keep him...

Sort of. The story: I was fighting a Deathclaw (it wasn't even that high level -- I was given the option to Pacify it) and, during the fight, I suddenly dropped my gun and my arm was crippled. After the Deathclaw was killed (by Cait, not by me, because suddenly the incredibly powerful and...

The terminal in the fort just opens a locked room where you can get loot and stuff, sadly. I tried all I could and nothing worked. I finally just started from my Vault 111 save and I'm gonna work myself back to where I was. I'll prioritize getting into the Railroad before doing too many main...