I would personally place Halo 2 dead last in my ordering of Halo campaigns. I would likely go with the first if we were rating them based on either influence or relative quality compared to other shooters at the time of release. If based on how enjoyable they are to play today, Reach would get my vote.

PSA that you are able to select the upgrade to PS5 option from the … menu and perform that upgrade at no cost even if you have the PS Plus version which previously did not allow for this. So if you are just starting you can do that and play that upgraded version while you wait for the DLC option to be fixed. You select the Yufi DLC from the front menu, not within the game so there is no issue playing the base game without the DLC installed.

@dirtydyk: I think you’ve kind of hit the nail on the head here. The simple fact is no one who respects good port or bourbon would ever dream of using either the Pappy or the Taylor’s in a mix drink. The whole thing feels tacky and designed for someone who wants to show off their wealth not someone who appreciates good liquor. The type of drink a businessman might have given me 20 years ago to seal a big deal at the Trump Tower, likely served in a solid gold goblet.

@dirtydyk: To be fair Grand Marnier Quintessence is far from your standard Grand Marnier. I can’t say I’ve ever had it, but it’s not their standard fare.

For those who don’t know much about liquor, depending on the ratios and size, that drink likely costs $250-$500 to make. The juice is of course the cheapest ingredient, likely costing them under $20 a bottle. The cognac is next, running between $100-$500 a bottle. The remaining three ingredients are extremely high end and rare. The port and the Grand Marnier run for between $3000-$5000 a bottle. Meanwhile the ultra rare and extremely desirable bourbon can run into the 5 figure range and rarely is sold for under $10k a bottle. So they have chosen the highest end option for each ingredient, but to mix them together? That is an insane thing to do that no port, cognac, or bourbon expert would ever condone.

@Cikatriz_ESP: I doubt you will find many people who have had any of those but the Cognac. The port and Grand Marnier both run for about $4000 a bottle, while Pappy Van Winkle 23 is so rare and highly sought after that it often goes for over $10,000 a bottle. I lived in Kentucky and worked at a liquor store so I can confirm that Pappy is generally considered the best bourbon on the market. But I have never tried nor even managed to see a 23 year reserve bottle. Same with the port and liqueur. Both highly respected but those specific editions are nearly impossible to find.

I just am not sure I can take a game starring a cartoony blue hedgehog as seriously as this art direction and music seem to want me to. I'd be happy to let Sega prove me wrong here, but this just seems like out of character for an attitude era platformer.

This has to be the straight up dumbest article I have ever seen posted on this website, which I have been visiting daily for 25 years now. Obviously they want to make a good game. Do people actually envision developers starting a project and thinking the plan is to make something bad? There are of course the unscrupulous developers on mobile or Steam that are just flipping some assets to make a buck, but no reputable publisher starts a project with the goal of making a bad game. Next there is gonna be an article telling me the sky is blue.

@ghostwolves: But the folders are optional? If a kid doesn’t want to use them then they could just not create them. On the phone I am writing this on I have some apps stored in sorted folders, and some are directly on the Home Screen. I made and named the folders I wanted, and inserted the apps I wanted into them. Mind you, if I swipe fully to the right I can bring up an Apple made set of folders featuring every app on my phone. So I can use no folders, some folders, or all folders, based on my personal preference. That is what he is asking for.

I am not at all opposed to having great bundles spotlighted in articles on this site. But it leaves a bad taste in my mouth when I see no article about the ongoing Humble Bundle racing game bundle and then this pops up. And no offense meant to these developers but Humble’s bundle includes several of the highest rated racing sims on the market, and this bundle includes Garfield Kart.