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All the reviews have been incredibly positive? By all accounts it is excellent?

Ghost of Yotei is spectacular. But don't go from Shadows to that, they're kinda too similar in plot and setting. Have you played the second Horizon?

I'm sitting in the park with an iced Americano, massive pastry, trying to forget about literally everything else. Therapy at its finest.

It would look amazing

It's always the ones you most suspect

Start your day with Miley Cyrus

Still pisses me off that Disney spaffed a fortune on that National Treasure TV show that no one watches, instead of making National Treasure 3, which people would have watched and made some actual money.

Next is a lot of fun

A noble idea. Harder in practice. My rule used to be that I'd have to have watched at least 10 new films before a rewatch. I've relaxed it a bit.

They're making quality games. Consistently. Not overcharging for them. Getting a good mixture of remakes, sequels and new IP. Capcom are the ones.

Quite. That really bothered me too.

Absolutely zero regrets about this quadruple Cage purchase.

Dear websites. I am not going to subscribe to read your content all of a sudden. I'll simply stop reading your content.

I guess, like the thousand year old story, even the review is open to interpretation.

She also calls it "family friendly" which is nothing but a disingenuous dig. Of which there are many in the review, and in her subsequent posts.

I don't think it has anything to do with negative reviews not being allowed. More to do with citing the original text as gospel, when no version of The Odyssey is, it has been changed and adpated so many times over thousands of years, and arguing historical accuracy of a fantasy story.

I want to be against it, but that's actually not a terrible idea?

It's people claiming historical inaccuracies that really bother me. It's a made up story. Not a historical document. Homer(s) created one of the first fantasy franchises. And it screams for different adaptations and takes. That's why it is a good story.

And that's what they want, ultimately. We own nothing, but we pay more for it.