Recent reviews by youseekyoda2

As of this writing (11/30), Halo Infinite in "beta" is more complete and polished than many fully released AAA titles (BF2042, Cyberpunk, etc). It's sad that I'm actually surprised by that, but its comforting to know there are large studios that haven't abandoned the idea of releasing a game without having day-1 patches in mind as a fall back to getting their subpar spaghetti code to work. Cheers to you 343 for making a Halo game that really looks, feels, and plays the part.

IF the campaign is as engaging and tight as the multiplayer this may very well be GOTY hands down.

The Sim City that everyone wanted Maxis to make, its as simple as that. Zoning tools with additional depth in the form of districts (which you can expand with the Industries DLC) and an intense focus on traffic management (it legitimately affects basically every other aspect of your city) takes the basic "gotta see my city grow a little more" loop into something with more layered complexity. It seriously gives you a whole new appreciation for the people who design intersections and manage traffic.

While the base game is okay, if you're like me you'll quickly realize that the DLC really makes the core game shine even brighter. Some, like Mass Transit, Green Cities and After Dark, are must haves while others like Snowfall and Parklife are definitely worth waiting for a sale. At the time of this writing you can get the base game plus the 3 must have DLCs I mentioned for just a smidge under $30 and for that price its definitely a steal.

After a hard week at the factory, Rainbow Six: Vegas 2 races over to the bar to get plastered. There, he meets an older MILF named Counter Strike and they would go on to spend the next few hours pounding shots before ultimately having dirty angry sex in the bathroom.

This is the baby.

Slow yet fast, patience required yet guts and instinct keep you alive. There aren't many shooters quite like it, some might be tatical, some might have destructive environments, but I can't think of one that has both done the way it is done in Siege.

The game that started it all! There are many improvements provided by the latest installment (Arkham City), but in my opinion the uprgade system is much better laid out in Arkham Asylum. The only noticable flaw is that the detective vision makes the game much easier. As a result your not going to want to trun it off, so you might as well be playing Batman's Skeleton Adventure!
Overall: This is still one of the best comic based games to exist, if you like fluid combat, gripping comic book story, and crazy amounts of bonus content and replay value, then this is the game for you!