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I will most likely forget tomorrow, so I want to wish a happy birthday to a man whom I have admired for as long as I can remember. Happy birthday to Edgar Allen Poe. Born January 19, 1809 Died October 7, 1849 May he find the peace in death that eluded him in life. And the raven, never flitting Still is sitting, STILL is sitting, on the pallid bust of Pallas just above my chamber door And his eyes have all the seeming of a daemon that is dreaming And the lamplight o’er him streaming throws his shadow on the floor And my soul from out that shadow that lies floating on the floor shall be lifted -Nevermore

Watch Dogs Legion is my first Watch Dogs experience AND actually my first encounter with Assassin's Creed. So, I can't really give an informed opinion, but from what I can tell, the tie-in integrates really well. I think you could be right that a completely integrated game could work well!

I still to this day cannot stand the "Universal Ammunition" system in Deus Ex: Invisible War. I like having to manage my gameplay and keeping a diverse range of weapons to make the most of whatever pickups are available. I do not like being unable to use my pistol because I fired too many rockets.

When they die, researchers need to get a sample of their DNA from the morgue in order to make an antiidiotic.

They kind of already do with the Oculus. In wouldn't matter to me since I don't touch Facebook with a barge pole. That grubby fucker of a company would take the cream and sugar out your coffee tea if they could make a profit from it.

George R.R. Martin working on more games would be dope. I heard he worked on Elden Ring, so I'd like to see how that turns out. Here's hoping that he does some more work on games, because I'd love to see what he is capable of doing for the gaming side of things.

Sure with some of them. Not all bugs and glitches hurt the game. Some are fun and add to it, some are dumb and give us a laugh, while others can in fact cause issues. Games where you fall under the map, glitch into walls or get stuck in a jump animation, or something else. There's a lot of bugs and glitches in games that will bug gamers. No pun intended. But we get used to some of them because retro and past games can't be fixed anymore. So you're stuck with those glitches on those cart based games. The only way to fix those, would be to go back to the drawing table, fix the problem and then re-release the game. These days we get patches. I would say that most games I have played, don't bother me much with glitches or bugs. Sure some will piss ya off, but when you know it, you then know how not to repeat the mistake. So you kinda learn to live with it in most games. I mean hell, cyberpunk 2077 alone is a buggy, glitchy mess, but it's still got a good game under all the issues. Which reminds me, I should really jump back into it soon.

The Power Glove is only useful to little kids who want to pretend to be astronauts.