Episode 5 of Painfully Free featuring Street Fighter V. Will, Carlos, Miggy, and guest star Migs from Nubs and Cubes, go against each other in a round robin-ish format. Race to two, winners can never pick the character they just used to win and the next character must be random. Do you get it? Because we just made it up as we on with the show.
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I updated my Guild Wars 2 client and tripped into the rabbit hole once again, going through the Path of Fire expansion one more time and loving it.
All-in-all this was a good year for Warframe, with a string of major patches that brought in much needed fresh air. While some of the more hardcore players may cite the changes as “the devs coddling the noobs,” I believe that this is just part of the natural progression for a game that’s trying to acclimate to a growing playerbase with varying skill levels.
At the end of a depressing year filled with scandal, regulatory threat, closed studios, labor malpractice, and broken launches, The Game Awards gave us some hope for 2019 in the form of big announcements.
Can Kingdom Hearts III satisfy longtime fans who eagerly await the resolution of a long-running saga and draw in a new generation of would-be fans keen to jump into the Disney playground?
I was able to play Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice at a PlayStation event and the posture system plus the various gadgets found in the character’s prosthetic arm got me excited for From Software’s next title.
