This month is a Gogg! Super fast build, but I love the arms and claws.

Thought if I gave it some time, it'd grow on me, but Infamous: Second Son is just getting on my nerves. My aim is awful, but the game makes things even worse, cause I have a hard time just even...seeing the bad guys...I tried turning up the in game brightness, but it doesn't really help. I remember trying out the first Infamous, and I didn't really like that either. Shame.

@FF7Cloud Somewhere around 80+ hours. But, that's mostly on me for getting carried away with dismantling everything I could get my hands on, trying to hunt for rarer equipment, trying to get everyone to learn all the equipment skills...trying to find all the stuff with the ship...yeah...

Finished Tales of Berseria. Glad I caught Ben's stream and didn't skip this gem.

Pretty far into Tales of Berseria now, and out of curiousity, I went and watched the EZA review.

...It's like Damiani and I literally played 2 different games here, lol.

Now to see if they put the effort in to be a good port...or to be another Arkham City, haha.

PS4/XB1 to Switch is nothing like PS3/360 to Wii. Is it that unimaginable?

Out of all the 3rd parties, I'd never have expected Rockstar and Bethesda to be porting stuff to the Switch. Being honest though, a port of Fallout 4 would have been much more preferable to my tastes than Skyrim. Some weird perception thing about how Fallout is more guns so the outdated gameplay doesn't bother me as much as Elder Scrolls does.

The only Tales game where I was actively impressed and hooked on the combat was Tales of Graces F, which is...unfortunate, since I can't stand the story, characters, or voice acting in that game. Even then I'd still say it's worth it for just how addictive the game itself is.

@FF7Cloud I love Xillia, but Berseria has definitely overtaken it imo. Finally gotten to the point where I can upgrade equipment past 3.