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I never did - it's actually a very straightforward and fairly forgiving (for Sekiro) boss once you've learned the patterns.

I hated that fight with a passion for ages, especially because of the tight area.

Loved in Japan - the true weeb seal of quality.

Have always been suspicious of games that no-one could be bothered to post comments about in the awards. It's usually a mediocre game that people have just put a lot of their time into for reasons of compulsion, rather than being anything particularly ground-breaking and comment worthy.

I watched Warm Bodies last night. Better than it had a right to be maybe.

Yeah it's the other lot. It's mainly for squirtle to be honest, unless he's already given up on the game

Christ, spoiler this shit for the other new people currently playing it, guys

I think Filip is definitely a weak character.

Ooh, I didn't realise Cells at Work was back. Is it still as good? EDIT: oh is it only on the high seas.

The great thing about Squadrons, is that you can play it in VR, but it's also great not in VR, and it doesn't have any headcrabs.

Personally I enjoyed that Season 2 of The Boys was weekly purely because (spoilers for the show):

How dare you.

Mario Cars are the best racing games. And then there's Super Mario RPG, so that's another two genres bested.

Ooh you lucky bastard.

13. Star Wars: Squadrons I fucking love space battles, me. Watching the original Star Wars trilogy when I was a kid started an enduring love for the universe, for which I would hungrily devour any and all extensions of. Whether comics, novels, games or my own Lego approximations of my favourite starships (back in my day you had to build your own bloody Tie Fighters), in the late 80s to mid 90s it still felt like a setting rich with possibilities, just waiting to be discovered. Before the dark times… Before the Prequels. Putting the epic into th