Red Mosquito

I moved onto to 16, which is also very good.

Strat wrote:

Suck it, nerds.

What scent are those candles on the coffee table?

tragabigzanda wrote:

tommymtcom wrote:

numbers wrote:FIFA 2015 is awesome.

Yeah, 15>16.

Ah, didn't even realize 16 was out already. Are you guys playing 15 online?

Sweet 15 is prob much cheaper

So happy I have rock band back in my life

They even are letting me Re dl my 200 n some songs I had on my 360.. dropped another 20 bucks getting new tunes earlier

We've been playing Splatoon a lot.

Picked up GTA V on sale for the PS4. Already played it a fair bit on the 360, but wanted to check out the next gen version. Damn, that video editor is a lot of fun, especially since you can change camera angles and the like.

You can make some pretty fucked up movies.

Been playing my new PS4 since Xmas. Initial thoughts on games:

Star Wars: Battlefront is a blast. It's not deep, and as someone mentioned it does skew heavily towards established players, but once you start figuring things out, it really is non-stop fun. The Jakku and Walker Assault missions are the best, and the game really opens up once you get beyond the early phase of running around and shooting at anything that moves. Taking cover and using more advanced weaponry brings in a real element of skill.

Rocket League is super simple, super fun. Press start and let the mayhem begin. Turn it off without hesitation.

The real surprise is the free PS Plus download this month of King's Quest volume 1. I was a HUGE Sierra game fan as a kid (King's Quest, Space Quest, Police Quest, Leisure Suit Larry, etc). I even wrote to the company when I was nine asking how I might get a job there. This update bring back all the heart and humor of the original series, and Christopher Lloyd's narration is fantastic. Much respect for the designers/fans for bringing this series back to life.

@SkitchP wrote:We've been playing Splatoon a lot.

I need to get back to this.

Rocket league is fun.

I need to get into splatoon more

tragabigzanda wrote:Been playing my new PS4 since Xmas. Initial thoughts on games:

Star Wars: Battlefront is a blast. It's not deep, and as someone mentioned it does skew heavily towards established players, but once you start figuring things out, it really is non-stop fun. The Jakku and Walker Assault missions are the best, and the game really opens up once you get beyond the early phase of running around and shooting at anything that moves. Taking cover and using more advanced weaponry brings in a real element of skill.

Rocket League is super simple, super fun. Press start and let the mayhem begin. Turn it off without hesitation.

The real surprise is the free PS Plus download this month of King's Quest volume 1. I was a HUGE Sierra game fan as a kid (King's Quest, Space Quest, Police Quest, Leisure Suit Larry, etc). I even wrote to the company when I was nine asking how I might get a job there. This update bring back all the heart and humor of the original series, and Christopher Lloyd's narration is fantastic. Much respect for the designers/fans for bringing this series back to life.

wait a sec. King's Quest?! I remember 4 being frustratingly hard and I never got far in it. Maybe I'll download this to see how I fare

Mecca wrote:

tragabigzanda wrote:Been playing my new PS4 since Xmas. Initial thoughts on games:

Star Wars: Battlefront is a blast. It's not deep, and as someone mentioned it does skew heavily towards established players, but once you start figuring things out, it really is non-stop fun. The Jakku and Walker Assault missions are the best, and the game really opens up once you get beyond the early phase of running around and shooting at anything that moves. Taking cover and using more advanced weaponry brings in a real element of skill.

Rocket League is super simple, super fun. Press start and let the mayhem begin. Turn it off without hesitation.

The real surprise is the free PS Plus download this month of King's Quest volume 1. I was a HUGE Sierra game fan as a kid (King's Quest, Space Quest, Police Quest, Leisure Suit Larry, etc). I even wrote to the company when I was nine asking how I might get a job there. This update bring back all the heart and humor of the original series, and Christopher Lloyd's narration is fantastic. Much respect for the designers/fans for bringing this series back to life.

wait a sec. King's Quest?! I remember 4 being frustratingly hard and I never got far in it. Maybe I'll download this to see how I fare

Oof, King's Quest 4 was the worst in the series. Very difficult puzzles, and Rosella just wasn't interesting to me as a kid.

I'm going to replay Bloodborne. I've been seeing it on several GOTY lists and now I can't stop thinking about it.

Played the first episode of Game of Thrones. Much better framerate and loading times on the PS4 compared to the PS3 versions of other Telltale games.

Monkey_Driven wrote:I'm going to replay Bloodborne. I've been seeing it on several GOTY lists and now I can't stop thinking about it.

Played the first episode of Game of Thrones. Much better framerate and loading times on the PS4 compared to the PS3 versions of other Telltale games.

Man, the Bloodborne footage I've seen does nothing for me. Hack and slash, hack and slash, hack and slash...

Monkey_Driven wrote:
Played the first episode of Game of Thrones. Much better framerate and loading times on the PS4 compared to the PS3 versions of other Telltale games.

I love that game, but it's damn near broken on PS3. I hope I can get the second season on PS4 without any save transfer issues.

tragabigzanda wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:I'm going to replay Bloodborne. I've been seeing it on several GOTY lists and now I can't stop thinking about it.

Played the first episode of Game of Thrones. Much better framerate and loading times on the PS4 compared to the PS3 versions of other Telltale games.

Man, the Bloodborne footage I've seen does nothing for me. Hack and slash, hack and slash, hack and slash...

Hard to appreciate it unless you play it. That being said, that type of game is not for everyone.

tragabigzanda wrote:
Star Wars: Battlefront is a blast. It's not deep, and as someone mentioned it does skew heavily towards established players, but once you start figuring things out, it really is non-stop fun. The Jakku and Walker Assault missions are the best, and the game really opens up once you get beyond the early phase of running around and shooting at anything that moves. Taking cover and using more advanced weaponry brings in a real element of skill.

Tried to jump into the multiplayer missions yesterday, but it kept crashing on me during load - so for now I'm still just doing the solo missions

Rangi Guy wrote:

tragabigzanda wrote:
Star Wars: Battlefront is a blast. It's not deep, and as someone mentioned it does skew heavily towards established players, but once you start figuring things out, it really is non-stop fun. The Jakku and Walker Assault missions are the best, and the game really opens up once you get beyond the early phase of running around and shooting at anything that moves. Taking cover and using more advanced weaponry brings in a real element of skill.

Tried to jump into the multiplayer missions yesterday, but it kept crashing on me during load - so for now I'm still just doing the solo missions

I want to play Battlefront, but I'm not sure I want to buy Battlefront.

I'm the same. I don't want to buy the game, then DLC\Season Pass and PS+. Too much. I'm gonna have to get PS+ for Uncharted Multiplayer but that's a few months out.

I figure I'll pick it up once the inevitable GOTY edition comes out with all the DLC included.

Sgt. Crackpot wrote:

Strat wrote:

Suck it, nerds.

SNES on a screen that big, would result in pixels the size of gonads.

That's why you use the Wii U and download classic games.