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Yea, Respawn Entertainment, the guys who left Infinity Ward (COD) over that scandal years ago. 

Yea, I've never heard of it before, but I'm interested now. The visuals are really good. 

It's really good. Based on a late 90s comic book series I never heard of. Beautiful art design and very accessible but deep gameplay. 

Seems like Crazy Taxi which I tried a while back and liked. I'll try this when I can play it on a modern console. 

In the 50s it was comics, then TV, then movies, then video games over and over. It's all just a distraction from actually dealing with gun control. I can't believe anyone still bites on that idea of violent video games after politians have use this argument so many times. 

I saw Rock Band 4 is still around. 

I loved 1 and 2. My friend showed me that I could upgrade my character in Youngbloods. I was upgrading my weapons but I didn't see how crucial it was to upgrade your character. The game doesn't show this to you. It seems like it happens automatically because when you level up a message comes up saying you've gained perks. I didn't know it was just points I had to allocate to skills. I guess I should've known but usually a game shows you this part of the menu at the beginning. I'll get the game again sometimes and give it another shot. 

Thing is though, even with the skill boosts my frien Mark was doing, he still got stuck later on in the game. I'll figure it out. The game's graphics are so amazing. Really great visuals and animations. 

I know I've tried it at one time or another. I'm sure I didn't get far in it. They made these games hard to extend play time? 

I was big on the ship this time. I remember my friends and I fighting for the car back in the day though. 

I've begun to have my hard drive always filled with several games waiting to download. It's a little bit much at times. Sometimes I wish for the days where I had only one game to play. 

It has some neat new features like being in low gravity where you could float up and then smash down for damage.