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I'll have to check out Soul Calibur as well. Last ones I played were on Dreamcast and original Xbox. 

There's likely a cookie recipe in there. I did taste testing for some of the recipes Mark came up with. 

There's really only just progression as if there were a story. Even a suggestion of a story is enough to get my interest. 

I've always looked at fighting games to see if there is a story mode. I wanted to play Injustice and the newer Mortal Kombat games 'cause I heard there is a story mode in each of them. 

Having to repeat something for a random drop a lot is not fun. There's an achievement in Borderlands to collect items dropped by Claptrap in the last piece of DLC. The drop rates for some of the items are very low and I never get all of them even after several playthroughs and probably thousands of destroyed claptraps. 

The graphics are great and the interactive moments are neat the way they help tell the story. 

I want to, but I probably won't play it unless it appears on Game Pass, or it's like on sale for $2. I think the games are interesting but I'm not really willing to shell out for one. 

Pinball is difficult. I can't stay on a machine for very long, that's why I like these multi-table challenges. You only have to get one objective per table. 

And, I f'ed up. It was actually What Remains of Edith Finch. Who can tell these walking sims appart? Ha ha. 

Whoops, I did mean What Remains of Edith Finch. Silly me. I was looking at The Vanishing as well but it wasn't on Game Pass. I guess I mixed them up in my mind. 

Interesting. I didn't notice that. Honestly, I kind of skimmed most of the text.