I've learned to get used to it. It felt odd at first, but I played through the first one entirely with mouse and keyboard. I miss the days of it being on Xbox, but to have it loading properly and the textures arent all ****ed up, etc. is really nice.

Don't forget that the loading times are 8x as fast than on Xbox.

This is also a glorious fact. I've put a couple hours each day into the game because I don't have to worry about crashes or loading screens pausing. It's beautiful. This is probably the 20 or 30th time I've played through KOTOR 2 and it still holds its value.

I started up GTA V on the PS4. I doubt I will finish it. I haven't finished a game in months. I will play this til Tuesday then start up Mafia 3.

Having to play Red Alert 2 in windowed mode that can't be resized is a medium price to pay for actually being able to finally play Red Alert 2. Gonna have to fix this **** soon, but I'm already fed up with workarounds for old games today, so I'll just live with it for the time being.

OMG RED ALERT 2!!!

30 seconds later: And it crashed. FML.

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H1Z1: King of the Hill

Saw that the game had a complete overhaul and decided to play it. It's ****ing awesome now. Still a little bit choppy as it is still early access, but god damn it's been improved a lot. Got 36th place on my first round.

So yeah, I'm in the first quarter of Mafia 3 and it's pretty much the same old same old as far as gameplay. The graphics make the game look super sexy and that's what I was roped into but other than that. It's still a bit rough around the edges. Blocky driving, feels like I'm always driving a tank, the combat is kind of fun since they improved the hand to hand combat but the shiny star in this game is the storyline. I love the fact that the main character is a mixed veteran from Vietnam. Or maybe he's just Sicilian but woot go vets.

I've heard mixed things about it, but I imagine it's more for the fans of the previous games. That's the overall consensus that I've heard anyway.

See that's the thing, I hated the previous games so badly that I never got more than 15 mins in each game.

This game stands alone pretty much. There are little easter eggs for fans but you don't need to play/finish the first two games to understand what's going on.

The controls/gameplay though if you can over look that or get used it after awhile then it's okay.

Ugh the cover based system needs work. I'm so used to moving fluidly from cover area to cover area from The Division that it feels like I stepped back into the world of a PS2 game.

Finally got Red Alert 2 to stop crashing, but now I have to play it in an 800x600 window, which is balls, but I haven't found any fixes yet. Still...

RED ALERT 2, BITCHES!!!