Come on guys, we all really want Fashion Maker yeah?

They seem to have updated Hitman 3 to include the entire trilogy so I'm starting from Paris and going through thre whole thing.

Mostly great but I'll have to get through Colorado at some point.

ratsoalbion wrote: ↑November 16th, 2022, 9:34 am I've installed it (Game Pass), but currently daren't start it.

I was going to go with the PS5 version but it seems that it has troubles.

For some reason I've rebought Red Dead 2 and started wandering around the post game after downloading my old save again. It's mainly just building camp fires, going back to the farm to help out from time to time and doing the bounty hunter missions in each town.

It's oddly relaxing.

Is it too late for Splatoon now that 3 has been out two months?

Mainly because it's the only online shooter I play because the lack of voice chat is actually a God send and you don't have to be any good at aiming to contribute to your team's success.

Bayonetta 3 - woohoo! Never thought it would see the light of day. Sad that the recent discourse has all been fairly negative though. It's been a bit unique how the talk of Bayonetta 3 has gone from 'Don't buy it unless you're fine with big business ripping off artists' to 'Screw it, buy the thing ...

I've always been a bit unsure why nobody ever made a game based on The Wickerman.

Make it like The Sims.

They couldn't resist making one particular character return in Arkham Knight so I doubt they'll leave Batman out of this one.

Cheers!

A game in which your character is a werewolf by night and human by day. In a modern setting and also the day and night cycle would be tied into your console clock.

So Vampyr+Altered Beast+Animal Crossing.

I bought the original Spiderman game in a sale, played it for a week or so but then dropped it completely for reasons that I still can't quite put my finger on. Upon buying a shiny new PS5 I found the next gen version of Miles Morales for half price in my local supermarket so thought it would at lea...

Hello all. I've been listening to Cane and Rinse as my work commute podcast for a long while now (even episodes when I haven't played the game in question). I live near Lockerbie in South West Scotland. Now in my early forties but have been gaming since I was about nine or ten. Most console generati...

Bioshock Infinite was one of those games I got to the end of purely because I figured I'd spent money on the thing so had to. I really enjoyed the first two but all Infinite seemed to want to do is just throw more and more enemies at you rather than let everything breathe for a while. It's a game th...

Glad to read some of the Deathloop chat here resonating with my thoughts also. My son bought me it for Christmas last year because I'd managed to get a PS5 in November, loved the Dishonored series and figured this would be a new gen version of that. The opening few levels just left me cold. As Corvo...

My teenage son is very much into Splatoon so he's picking up 3 this Friday. I have already been informed of the changes from the second game and I only understood about 40% of the conversation.

Apparently, three team battles are rubbish.

I thought so yeah. It had been £20 for the last couple of visits and I was thinking about it then. I actually only popped in to pick up Cowabunga Collection on the way back home but found they'd moved KOF to the bargain bin. It reminded me of getting the Switch version of Two Point Hospital for £15 ...

I picked up King of Fighters 15 on PS5 for £10 at Smyth's Toys yesterday. It was the last copy in the shop apparently. I've added it to the pile of fighting games that I enjoy playing but am very bad at.

I've been on something of an effort to finish games that I gave up on previously. I went back and finished Spiderman on the PS4 the other night. I bought it a couple of years ago, got about halfway through before giving up. Despite playing and enjoying PS5 Miles Morales in between times I never went...