No doubt pre-orders were in the toilet. The game looks quite fun, it just looks no where near worth full price.

Super Mario 64 (Switch) For sure I wish they would have done more with 3D All-Stars, it's really does not live up to Super Mario All-Stars on the SNES as those were remakes but I'm quite happy with this version of the game. It looks nice (besides the awfully filtered text) and not having to play this game with an N64 controller is already a great improvement over the original. I also like that it's the Japan only rumble edition of the game, it's not good for speed runners but it's interesting to play this game with rumble. It's still a very flawed game, a remake would have been welcome but this version is alright. The Elder Scrolls II Daggerfall (PC) Speaking about flawed games... I can see why this is a classic, it's very impressive for 1996 but it's buggy and completely lacks any interesting content. Plus you have to do a lot of waiting around and grinding to finish the main quest. Some of the dungeon design is pretty decent though which makes this game still somewhat enjoyable.

@dipset Damn that sucks, sorry. I know they have an app for Xbox, but I don't know if you have one.

In preparation for Polymega coming out next month, I've been getting more PS1 games on Ebay. I found this game complete in box, hardly touched. I couldn't find hardly any information on it outside the intro cutscene, so I have no idea what it is, which of course added to its mystique in my head. Its called Monster Complete World, which made it difficult to research given there are so many Monster Hunter World videos out now.

@FF7Cloud I think that changes the format of what we're going for. I think each person nominating one game within a time limit, making as good a case for that specific game as they can, and then the community voting on a consensus pick is the way to go. If you're making a multiple game list, you're going to have to come up with multiple arguments why someone should vote for each of your five games over any of the other games on your list.

@bam541 That's sweet, the unlocked mode on that game was all over the place.

@happygaming No. I watched a let's play of the first game with all of the free time interactibles and individual character moments. The 2nd game I did not watch a let's play of. I did see Danganronpa Another Episode: Ultra Despair Girls from the same let's player. I can give a medium reccomendation, fot the voice acting alone. While rushed in some areas there are still subtle character moments and clues given out not to make things to obvious. So even if you had not played the games you might be able to enjoy the first anime. Danganropa 3 on the other hand, you have to have played or watched, D1 D2, Another Episode, D0 (a Japan only novel) to understand everything. I never read D0, so I was able to watch D3 fine without missing much.

Sasha & Bayley!

That was really cool :)

@DMCMaster it's insane that happened more than a month before release

Paper Mario ost is all over the place but it has some really beautiful tunes Youtube Video Youtube Video

@bam541 would they just release this damn game on PlayStation already! Pretty cool though, I agree.

One of my favourite laugh out loud moments that was touched on in EZAs spoiler mode but I don't think they noticed. When Yusuke rearranges Futaba's action figures, they're in the Ginyu Force poses. One of my favourite references of all time.

Thanks @tokeeffe9 for moving this!

Yup, seems like a good place for it!

Did anyone catch this? Shame to hear about the playable version of the dance. https://www.washingtonpost.com/video-games/2020/06/24/storylines-characters-levels-cut-last-us-part-ii/

@bam541 you can customise your control layout on the system main menu now.