Recent content by Spushkin

Witcher 3 is indeed has well combats. There, I think that settles it. It's Sunday, can't exert myself too many, lol.

I disagree, but never ye mind. The important thing is that I agree everyone who likes the game should read the books. As it happens, the books are much more accessible if you've played the games, and I don't think I can claim the same in the other direction, but that goes for every book vs film...

Not sure what books you've been reading, but for me the game script is the superior one. Might be the problem of translation, but apart from The Last Wish, everything else just felt underwhelming. It's great at some individual scenes, but as a whole it just doesn't give me that warm and fuzzy...

The only problem with the reboot is not with the character, but with the gameplay. Remove the god-damn ubiquitous killing and a useless skill tree, and make the tombs and puzzles the main gameplay-mover.

Did anyone else feel that Yahtzee made at least 4 jokes that sounded like they are the last one in the video, but then it continued?

God damn it, I just started reading and couldn't stop. I'm an English teacher and kinda always wanted to go to Japan :(

I feel that giving a list of bands I like is not something that's going to help OP find his/her way. I propose something else completely: never listen to people saying a certain band or certain type of music "isn't" metal. Metal is probably the richest genre in music today and it branches so...

Then this "bad" ending would feel even poorer, if it had nothing special. And it's something additional for completionists to do, I guess.

The title has sadly missed the opportunity to use "Sailboat-style" instead of the somewhat clumsy "like sailboats". I am disappoint.

Well, if you don't count Lambert, he doesn't give a damn about anything or anyone and is a pretty horrible, remorseless, cruel person. However, he still manages to be a cool character, and I actually liked him, so kudoz to the game writers and the actor.

As someone who managed to enjoy all three Witcher games despite their issues and differences, I'd say the following: if you have time, play all of them, in succession. The controls, graphics, possibly even platforms will change (a friend of mine played Witcher on PC, Witcher 2 on Xbox 360, and...

Shani ftw. I was moved when she sent Geralt the letter about how he'd be a great dad to their demon-possessed step-child.

I am probably one of those weird people who find that Geralt is the same in Witcher 3 as he has always been, serious business with occasional irony/sarcasm, trying to choose between the greater and lesser evil most of the time. I don't find him more likable here, I like him just the same...

As I just bought Mass Effect Trilogy for PS3 as it was on Easter discount, I looked up what DLCs are included. If OP has a PS3 version this should help (or at least serve for comparison between platforms): http://www.gamefaqs.com/ps3/684758-mass-effect-trilogy/answers/341891-dlc-included

Give this man a cigar, seriously.