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Great video, keep it going dude.😁 During my child hood I used to be crazy about Legos, specially Starwars Legos, mostly imperial stuff from AT-ST walker to the biggest I had which was a Star Destroyer, some are still at my parents house somewhere in a box. Nowadays they are to expensive for me to keep up the hobby 🤣

Episode 16 of the VGR Weekly Recap podcast is now up on YouTube! This week, we discuss Ninja's exclusivity deal with Mixer, Borderlands 3 going gold, the disastrous E3 leak, and revelations about Rockstar North's shady decade-long tax evasion!

It's true though - Do you really want to deal with the midday sun? 🤣

My better half and little one has just started a child-friendly Youtube channel focused on LEGO stop motion and LEGO videos. This is their first short vid. I think it’s super cute, but I’m a bit biased 😛

I used to make some crazy stuff out of Legos - transformers, gundams, battleships, helicopters and everything in between. I'm not as eager to play with them as an adult (mainly due to time) but they certainly help as a creative outlet for your imagination.

I'm not even sure what the game is about but I expect for it to be good 😁

"You just hate me cuz I'm black" kills me every time 😂

Olli Olli 2 on Vita

Excellent points! Digitally, ownership becomes a slippery slope, for sure. I literally choked a little bit on my coffee while reading this! 😂 Bravo 👏

It's been a long time since I've come across a truly cryptic game. Even in the PS3/Xbox360 era, they were few and far between. There were bosses here and there that had specific patterns and whatnot that you had to follow to beat them. In God Of War (Chains Of Olympus I think) when you fight Charon, you have to follow a specific battle plan. And often if you don't have a players guide, you're screwed. Then there's Zelda: Oracle Of Ages. How are you supposed to learn how to beat the mini boss in dungeon 4? Its shield is indestructible, so you can't land a hit. You have to let him destroy his own shield, which takes careful maneuvering. Yeah, I knew that going in the first time. Note the sarcasm. FF8 had a lot of cryptic parts. Summoning Doomtrain for example. Even if you find the Solomon ring, you would have to have all issues of Occult Fan magazine before you would have the slightest clue what the ring did, on your first time through. Enter players guide. That's what it took for me to figure out what the fucking thing was for the first time I got it.

I'd say GTA V made a significant leap forward from GTA IV in terms of everything - gameplay mechanics, storytelling(by a bit but still an improvement), graphics, world space and activities to do in-game. I only wish they had kept the body training mechanics of GTA San Andreas so that the character could get stronger and faster through physical training.

I used to love playing with Legos as a child and the video is pretty good - the stop motion animations were well executed and your wife's narrating sounds very professional. Not to mention the narration and video was perfectly synchronized.

Hopper is the freaking coolest dude, man. Possibly one of my favourite characters too. Absolute legend!