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Well, that's kind of a shame. I thought she was really good on camera and had some good insights into what she was playing. But I'm never going to pay a subscription to watch a person play games. Maybe she'll be more in the back end of things?

I use my email all the time and have an empty inbox. Stop signing up to things and use the unsubscribe option on anything that you have signed up to.

@artisanbreads: Ya he was, god rest him :)

@artisanbreads: That's because Dan reviewed it and sucked at it. No one else really plays tactical games.

36, Nobi Nobi Boy brought me here, so whenever that was.

Yars Revenge, Vanguard & Pitfall 2 on the Atari.

I'm really happy for XCOM 2, it's an awesome game and a real improvement over the first one. I'm so glad it sold well.

As others have said, the Genndy Tartakovsky one is fuckign savage, the other one is pretty meh.

Civilisation for me. I played all of them up to Beyond Earth. I think 4 was the peak for me. 5 highlighted the fact that the AI had no idea how to play the game and then Beyond Earth bored me to death. I have no interest in getting 6. Grand Strategy are more my bag now.

@ripelivejam: There isn't anything intrinsically wrong with remasters but I think they are a bit of a cash grab and I think it can be a low hanging fruit for a big developer. Why go for a risky new IP when you can just repackage something people already enjoyed?

I don't replay games outside of ones with local coop, so I am not interested in a remaster of something I have played. If it is a remaster of something that I didn't play, then chances are I still don't want to play it. Now a re-imagining is a different thing. If someone wanted to retell Fallout 1 in a way that properly evoked the original game while at the same thing being it's own thing, then I would be very interested. As long as it isn't Bethesda ;)