Super Best Friends are no more. Or "The issue with Dependency on Social Media"

[MrCalavera_v1legacy]

And I like David Cage games.

... you've suddenly became so fascinating to me.

You mean my like of Zack Snyder films and the Hobbit movies wasn't it that made me fascinating?

Anyways Specifically I like the games Heavy Rain and onward.

Never tried Omnikron myself and I know people on GOG.com that likes it. I am under the impression that as of now Faranheit/Indigo Prophecy is the weakest.

I am sucker for hyper realistic graphics that David Cage provides, and I just think his games are unique in the ocean of Triple A games at the moment where most others are multiplayer/online focused with Loot Boxes/Microtransactions/etc.

I'm okay with people unironically likeing Quantic Dream games. What i'm tired of, was some part of industry trying to push Cage as this kind of ateur, and revolutionary in gaming, that showed unwashed game dev masses what videogames should strive for, to be considered a true ART. That is, being more like movies. Just... no.
Yeah, visually their games are impressive, but are more than often weighted down by The Sun King's hackneyed writing, without good gameplay to back it up.

Though, for what it's worth, boys, generally, enjoyed Detroit more than his previous games, particularly Connor's segment... BUT, that also might be because this time David wasn't the only writer.
So yeah, that, and the aura of pretentiousness around him, made him such a good target for Best Friends.

Also: I was meaning to give Max a watch, and now might be the best time to do it.

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Reminder that you start Fahrenheit/Indigo Prophecy by choosing "NEW MOVIE" in the menu. You can't make this shit up.

David Cage tried to steal an entire generation of gamer's souls and give them to the demon lord Astaroth. He is not a nice man.

Omikron hungers.

 

[CaitSeith]

I never liked these guys because they make a habit of making fun of David Cage games.

And I like David Cage games.

And I always felt Maximillian Dood and his friends are far more enjoyable to watch and listen to then these guys.

Granted, the virtual office in Heavy Rain was pretty cool. If I could do work on it, I'd love to have one in real-life.

 

[MrCalavera_v1legacy]

Seems like guys are getting more recognition after the break up:
https://www.newsweek.com/super-best-friends-youtube-shutting-down-mattmcmuscles-play-1260643

 

[Chimpzy_v1legacy]

Man, my Youtube feed has become a lot more empty these past few days, even tho I'm subscribed to about 50 channels. The Zaibatsu is leaving a big gap.

Anyone have recommendations for similar LP'er groups?

 

[ScorpionPrince]

Man, my Youtube feed has become a lot more empty these past few days, even tho I'm subscribed to about 50 channels. The Zaibatsu is leaving a big gap.

Anyone have recommendations for similar LP'er groups?

I have enjoyed GameGrumps for years. It's basically two people talking over video games, but they're so good at doing voices, telling stories, and making each other laugh that it's really entertaining. No other let's players have been so consistently entertaining as those guys. They also started the 10-minute power hour, where they do real life stuff, like learning how to throw axes. Check them out!