Spider Man Miles Morales
Awesome!
Its nice playing with a new Spidy for a change. New faces, new stories.
Game looks great & the load times are surprisingly quick, & thats on base PS4.

Finishing up with Shadow of War from PS Plus side. Really a better Assassins Creed Game then AC has done in ages!

Now comes the big question: Dark Souls 3 or Sekiro...
I want to play both but scared that Sekiro will make DS3 look old and dated...

Destiny 2: Beyond Light - Beyond a Joke is more like it. To be fair there are some nice moments and Europa's art design is stunning. But it's quickly spoiled by Bungeism and some truly godawful boss fights.

Brothers in Arms Hells Highway
Never played this back in the day, always wanted to. But the commanding your squad put me off.
Turns out its not so bad, they pretty much take care of themselves. & the command controls are easy to use.
Game has aged decently. Nice gritty WW2 game so far.

Genshin Impact - Saved up my pity pull for the Zhonlgi banner, got sniped by Diluc at least he is good haha got him to lvl 80 already thanks to all the resources the latest even threw at players.

Genshin Impact - Almost at AR50, and managed to summon Zhongli withing 20 pulls after getting Diluc.

Been playing Haven with the wife. Very good as a relaxing game to play with your SO. Funny, romantic and cute. Communication is key to getting things done. Would recommend.

Guitar Hero Warriors of Rock
GREAT track list
Improved on some of the songs from my last play though.

AC Valhalla : Man this one is honestly the best, 60hrs in and loving it, Map size is just right, lots to discover and just a blast to play!

Cyberpunk 2077

Sigh... Having a much better time of it on the Xbox Series S than a lot of players are on the last-gen consoles, but even then it's been packed with visual and AI glitches (I've not had any hard crashes, yet). It feels like CDPR must've gone from Deus Ex-style interconnected hubs to fully open-world, without really planning around what to do with all that space.

The main missions, with fantastic writing and branching outcomes, remain a highlight, and the open-world is an impressive backdrop to the action when tackling main or side quests. However, if you stop for a moment and just walk the streets, it feels static, vehicle/pedestrian AI is dated as hell, and any optional content is the usual open-world trash of "go here, shoot them, collect-that".

Retroarch PS1 games on the Xbox Series S

Sideloading the emulator package was a breeze using the console dev mode (it'll cost you a once-off R193 to register the console as a dev kit), and thanks to the hefty CPU in the Series S (and slightly higher clocked version in the Series X), it handles intensive software-rendered older games extremely well, even at a 2-3x upscale to the internal resolution.

To keep things vaguely legal, I've just been trying out games that I've already purchased as PS1 classics for the PS3/PS Vita and the emulation is near perfect. If Sony can't be arsed with its classic library, at least the emulator community and Microsoft's lax approach to dev apps will give me access to those games.

Dishonored 2

Started replayed the first a month back to as a pacifist warm-up for Cyberpunk. Still, such great games, with so many ways to play, all of which are as satisfying as hell. Figure if I can't get Cyberpunk, I'll settle for Steampunk.

Brutal Legend
Love the world they created.
Would have loved a sequel to the game, or a comic series or even a anime series.
The sound track is brilliant!!
No jump button is weird, & not a big fan the "tower defense" levels.

Genshin Impact - Got to try out the new patch last night, new area is pretty cool, nice to be able to explore and get new items again.

Bioshock 2 Remastered

As much as I enjoy the narrative and characters and a few retcons, there's no doubt the push for a sequel came before the narrative.

However, it's still a more refined Bioshock experience, with better combat (you can wield both a plasmid and weapon), more freedom to mix and match gene tonics and create interesting builds, while the audiovisual presentation was a big step up.

Honestly, while the original Bioshock and Bioshock: Infinite have great moments, Bioshock 2 remains my favourite to replay.

Started another run on Diablo 3 with the missus. Have not played for over a year, so some nice new content. Still a time sink though. My Necromancer is OP as Heck

Replaying Dying light. Still a rollercoaster of fun

Started Genshin Impact.... I fear once I get sucked in I wont surface....

Borderlands Handsome Collection is awesome! Playing with the Wife. She gets to shoot and ask no questions and I can follow the story and shoot things... Offline Co-Op Couch story while playing a Claptrap! NOICE!

Final Fantasy 15 Royal Editions. The story is not to bad, on Chapter 8. Thinking of doing the Gladious DLC now as it takes place here but the combat is fun. odd thing of combat was the fast you don't have to button mash, you can "hold" the button... WHAT! Link attacks are awesome and some of the Royal Edition addons kind of breaks the combat. Really looking forward to finish this but 40Hours in and only Chapter 7. 43 side quest done and wow this is a nice grind. Walking and Running is SLOOOOW but thank the Chocobo as awesome! only wish: each time you ride the Chocies they play that Rock Chocobo song from ff13 2... "So you think you can ride this Chocobo"....

Bioshock: Infinite

The setting, the story concept, the writing, and performances remain excellent, but from a gameplay perspective, it's my least favourite. With a strong focus on shooting, salt always in short supply, and only 4 gear slots, to add passive abilities, it feels so limited compared to Bioshock 1 and 2. The environments are also way more linear than I remembered.

Warhammer: Chaosbane

Normally, if a game I'm curious about ends up >75% off, I'll pick it up. This works really well for indies when that often means they're sub-R50 and the risk is minimal. Warhammer: Chaosbane, on the other hand, has convinced me to ditch this idea for full-priced games.

It's competently enough made, with a focus on dealing with large mobs, but everything feels generic and bare-bones (despite it having received dozens of patches, new zones, classes, enemies, and end-game content since launch). It reminds me of Vikings - Wolves of Midgard, which was also competently made, but there are dozens of other ARPGs that do it better and little reason to trudge through these games. Can't believe the "Slayer Edition" for Xbox Series/PS5 is a full-priced release.

Yakuza 6
The long road is almost over
After 7 games the finally added an auto save
On Chapter 4, baby sitting at the moment. Things should pick up soon.

Resident evil 7- okay building up the courage to finally finish this game, so far so good.