The Takeover. I've already beaten normal and hard mode. The difference being enemies are faster, more aggressive, and you can't use stage select. A great Streets of Rage style brawler. This will tide me over until Streets of Rage 4 comes out.

@dipset The only thing dated about Bioshock is Infinite, since it's simplified even further and removes whatever complexities the other prequels had. The only reason Bioshock 1 feels dated is because, so many games during the 7th generation copied it. Yet Bioshock was spiritual successor to System Shock (as was Dead Sapce and many others afterward). In reality, many of the game copying Bioshock, was copying System Shock and Half Life 1 & 2.

@el-shmiablo Can't blame them for why. I bought this game for me, and to support Respawn. I don't want to see them die.

@shoulderguy That was fast!

@mbun I can get used to it.

Streets of Rage 4 - Behind The Gameplay
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I got my copy early. Will install tonight, and play tomorrow after work.

Combichrist - Gimme Deathrace
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Despite the hating the reboot's story and gameplay (vanilla version anyway), the soundtrack is kick ass. Though I feel most of the songs wouldn't fit in the original series.

Toni Braxton - Another Sad Love Song
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Heavy D & The Boyz - Is It Good To You (Official Video)
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@Scotty

Sorry, for the vagueness, but I meant GTAV. Not so much Red Dead. The dlc for Red Dead 2 was in your face of the, spends this x-amount-of-money-to-enjoy our-game. Even though it's already $60, and you're wasting money on cosmetics for the multiplayer. GTAV's mp had a similar problem down the road. I don't know exactly, but GTA V's story I found not that interesting aside from a quick laugh here and there. The satire I did not care for, and most the cast I found obnoxious. The torture scene (for me anyway), felt like they were trying to outdo themselves in the grim and gritty department. I apologize, if I did not convey it any better, but that is how I can only do at the moment. As for the advertising (single player anyway), I kinda take it back, but I do find it weird, when in one of the trailers for V, they kept emphasizing on the word fun. I.E look how fun you can have doing, x and y, while doing z. It's as if they were expecting their fan base to get bored quickly or something.

Back to Evil Within, you're correct about 6-8 months later for patches, but luckily for me, I did not get the game until about a year later.

@Ezekiel Too bad, you missed out on some great content. I like and respect Mikami, but him stepping down was the best idea to let some of the new blood take over. EW1 was literally RE4 again, but supernatural/cerebral. The problem was Sebastian was barely an entity, and the game was more about Ruvik, than any of the trio. Hell, the story had more to do with Kidman when playing the DLC, than Seb and Joseph. The latter two were just along for the ride. EW2 gives Seb more agency, develops his character (especially doing his personal side quests), better support characters (probably because they're not just expies of the RE4 cast), better and more straightforward plot, and the semi-open world is good. Not a masterpiece, but it does the job well with plenty to do without overstuffing nor going overboard. How you tackle it is up to the player. You're doing yourself a disservice by not finishing it, but is your choice. If your not going to do that, you might as well watch a playthrough on YouTube. Assuming you hadn't that is.