-GD-X

ohhh if you're not hooked by the end of 2, don't even bother.

i actually liked a lot of the side quests in ass creed odyssey. however, there were many that felt unnecessary and grindy too, which was unfortunate.

i lol'd in my office. and yeah, most mainstream rappers look like anime rejects with facial tramp stamps.

i love open-world games when they feel natural. however, i hate the ones that feel like "me too" titles. those are the ones that usually have terrible side missions.

i know man. i loved it. i just got so consumed by its vibe.

the soul reaver games were amazing! i would love sequels!

i loved it more than my quake/unreal pc days. it was a blast.

new crimson skies and ralisport challenge less grinding in open world games (looking at you, ubisoft) more branching story paths, based on player decisions, in games more survival horror, but with more emphasis on atmosphere, exploration and puzzles. no hide n' seek crap either. a new, non-rushed, mass effect no more uncharted games (loved them, but let's move on) a new and darker franchise from the gears team more portal-like games

fuck yeah! pgr1 and 2 are still 2 of my favorite xbox games. i remember playing pgr with a bud until like 6 am...trying to top each other's points per race. and 2 was my first online console game. i spent lots of time with that and crimson skies.

n/t

yeah, i have friends who love it....and i get it. i loved The Witch...and a lot of my friends hated it lol.

lmfao!!!! I thought it was a disturbing, but pretty, work of art. however, i didn't care for the story. omg he must have hated that ending

i finished The Stranger season 1. it started off really awesome, but then lost a bit of steam. it gave too many clues, as to what the final twists would be (though, a few friends said they were surprised). it's a fun show to watch with a chick, since it has that bingy/mystery feel to it. however, there's no depth to it. 7/10

so d2 is good? hmm...i should play it. i loved the first. it was like a dark zelda with better combat.

on paper, it sounded like an awful idea. but it was so good lol. a lot of credit goes to shinoda.

he even used one of my favorite ice t tracks for inspiration

black album was dope af. i loved how it had a different producer for each track. it felt like jay's most dynamic work.

dude...soft shadows weren't worth it in 2005 (f.e.a.r. is a great example), yet it became a main (and noticeable) feature in the 360/ps3 gen.

one of my favorite Nas collabs

while i hate carpeting, and i still stand by my (and fellow investor's) thoughts on carpeting, i must say you do a nice job keeping yours clean. props.

i am actually setting up an appointment to set up my will

nas >>>>>>>>>

yeah, dolby cinema.

my choice was joker, though parasite was a more inventive flick. it was brilliant. i think people will actually be surprised by how much they like it, considering many are sceptic when it comes to foreign flicks (because of subtitles).

del toro made way better movies when he was more low key. but i'm happy south korean cinema is getting a lot of attention. they own the thriller genre.