@AGx07: He's such a poser. Thinks riding a hog makes him look cool but it don't. He ain't a real biker. He always wears a black jacket and sunglasses...

Charlie sounds pretty cool to me.

Can't wait to go look for some sailors

@P00DGE: What's up, my dude? Turns out Smash Bros is comin'

@P00DGE: Maybe, we'll see what they have at E3 -- because Zelda/Mario/Metroid/DK/Mario Kart have come out or are coming out. By this fall, the switch could likely hit 25 million units so they'll need heavy-hitters.

Soul Caliber would be rad, but how cool would it be if Geralt were in the new Smash Bros.?

The claim is strong with this one

My thoughts -- stick with the non-teleportation motion controls. So much better when it clicks. https://theheadygamer.com/2017/11/24/skyrim-vr-is-way-better-than-it-should-be/

Good to hear, because it's actually quite a great game.

There are very few games that instill a sense of magic in me as a 33-year-old gamer who has spent probably more hours and dollars on games than anything else. I haven't played Zelda yet, partly because Nintendo loves to not meet consumer demand for consoles, but every adventure into Horizon's world filled me with a sense of majesty. The combat remained challenging throughout (unless you just want to spam traps and bombs all over the place -- guilty, especially when dealing with Rockbreakers), the story was engaging, the main character was empathetic (if a little cliche and dry) and the world is colorful both literally and figuratively.

By far, a must-have for any PS4 owner, but more than that, Horizon represents the logical evolution of the open-world "genre." Proving that side missions and collection tasks can be fun and unnecessary to progress if you want to enjoy the main story. Very impressive coming from a team who makes dark, gloomy shooters and well deserved of its success.

@Utnayan: Paid troll