Venom

I watched Wonder Woman the other day. It was good...not amazing, but good. If nothing else it proves DC cinematic universe movies don't have to suck.

I watched Justice League because I only allow myself to make terrible decisions. It was...definitely a movie. With people dressed as familiar characters. That much is for sure.

I finally got around to watching Thor: Ragnarok. It's easily the most entertaining of the Thor movies, but...that's not really saying much. Honestly Jeff Goldblum as the Grandmaster stole the show and I hope we see more of him.

"People seem to hate microtransactions, but they still buy our games. That can only mean one thing...people just love paying for the games themselves! We'll help them out by never offering anything for free ever again!" *raucous applause*

It should definitely stay unknown since there's no reason to play it. It's short, the story makes no sense, and the gunplay is terrible.

I finished Cyberdimension Neptunia: 4 Goddesses Online and Past Cure. I ended up going for the Platinum in 4GO, which was probably a mistake seeing how many quests the game throws at you after the main story ends. Past Cure was so bland that I don't even know what else to say about it.

I finally got around to watching The Princess Bride. It was pretty good, and funny, though I can see why people just quote the memes at this point since it's otherwise pretty forgettable.

I had Monday off from work so I spent most of my 3-day weekend sleeping and playing games. Good times.

I've finished Fairune and Mirror's Edge Catalyst recently. Fairune was a neat little retro throwback but basically impossible to finish without a guide. Mirror's Edge was boring as hell but short enough to force myself to get it off the backlog at least.

I mean, it's definitely GOTY right now. It'll still be a contender later in the year but not sure it would win. Definitely won't be at the top of my personal list anyway with all the Nintendo stuff probably coming out. (or just Smash, really) Edit: On topic, I just beat Red Dead Revolver. It was...a thing. Definitely a thing. Edit 2: I also beat Bullet Witch. It was...also a thing.

I like how they're touting online play for the NES games when most of the initial batch doesn't even have simultaneous multiplayer. Obviously future stuff could be good for it though, particularly when (hopefully not "if") third party stuff starts getting added. Anyway, I'm fine with $20 a year for it even if there's nothing particularly exciting about it right now. It's a low enough "pay and forget" price point that I don't mind keeping it active even if I'm not going to play online much, much more so than PS+ or XBL Gold.

I finished God of War yesterday. Awesome stuff, 10/10, etc. etc you've already heard it all.

I never finished this on WiiU (a combination of getting sidetracked by other games and being terrible at it) so I ended up preordering the Switch version to try and fix that. I might have to play it on super easy mode but I'll get through it one day, probably. Maybe.

Since we've gone this long with no new info I bet we get a full reveal and release date at E3. I mean, I hope that's the case and they aren't just going to plunk it down without telling anyone about it.