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Its the time of the year where I get to bare my shame in public and oh, I forgot it took until March or April for me to kick away my Genshin habit

Somehow more worrying is the Aliens game, which I've only been playing for the past month? But its also pretty much all I've been playing for the past month. I haven't focused on a single game like this in a while.

If you also got any shame to share

also just in case you're wondering how badly it had me wrapped up and why this is a little bit of a relief, I did not have a great 2022

Its the time of the year where I get to bare my shame in public and oh, I forgot it took until March or April for me to kick away my Genshin habit

Somehow more worrying is the Aliens game, which I've only been playing for the past month? But its also pretty much all I've been playing for the past month. I haven't focused on a single game like this in a while.

If you also got any shame to share

I can't believe that after all this time I finally figured out why they call the big bad demon in DMCV by that name at the beginning of the game.

"That demon is your reason. Your reason for fighting."

Urizen

Stupid, stupid, stupid game, I love it.

The Electronic Entertainment Expo (better known as E3) is canceled indefinitely. “After more than two decades of E3, each one bigger than the last, the time has come to say goodbye,” event organizer the Entertainment Software Association wrote on its website. “Thanks for the memories. GGWP.”

Pierre-Louis acknowledged that developers and publishers have more direct access to players, something he said was “exciting for our industry.” Companies like Nintendo, Sony, Ubisoft, and plenty others have embraced the showcase format to highlight games from internal and external partners. Not only does the showcase format offer direct access to players, but it’s a lot cheaper, too — companies spent millions on their booths for the E3 show floor. E3 has been replaced, too, by Geoff Keighley’s industry events, like the Summer Games Fest and The Game Awards, which are more announcements than awards.

Appreciate the little dig at the end there