Yep, and Stranger Things season 2 is out today as well.

If they bring Barb back I swear I'm done.

Yep, and Stranger Things season 2 is out today as well. Luckily, I was an idiot and forgot to start downloading Wolfenstein during lunch, so at least I know which one I'll be starting first!

And for kids (and creepy adults who have a Switch), Super Mario Odyssey came out, too!

But really, Max Haas!

WHY ARE THERE SO MANY GOOD GAMES ALL AT ONCE.

Turns out that they did not include a disk at all, and instead included a paper/cardboard fake disc with the digital download code on it.

https://imgur.com/gallery/qkk4y
https://imgur.com/gallery/F9EY3

Also FYI: the Box Acronym for Destiny 2 PC Physical Editions features the same acronym as the console versions. It appears it is the same acronym across all platforms and across all editions. PC Box Acronym - ICDSIFD
I would post a small update to the original Acronym post from console launch, but it is locked up at this point in time.

Boy, I am just on an inappropriate roll...

So was trying to play it on the PS4 with bad controls, bad framerate, and shitty graphics.

The original dishonored felt pretty good on 360 and Dishonored 2 looks and feels amazing on an XB1, and I assume a PS4.

I hope you are able to get H:ZD installed soon enough to still spend most of your day diving in!

Dude, it's completely awesome so far and my eyes got watery after just an hour with these characters. Sure, some of the writing and presentation is clunky, but more often than not it's really freaking good.

Just wait until you get to the last 4-5 story missions! :-)

[half of DBO, speaking to Cody:]

“Follow.”

Cody speaking to half of DBO:

Shut up and no spoilers!

Lol

I hope you are able to get H:ZD installed soon enough to still spend most of your day diving in!

Dude, it's completely awesome so far and my eyes got watery after just an hour with these characters. Sure, some of the writing and presentation is clunky, but more often than not it's really freaking good.

Just wait until you get to the last 4-5 story missions! :-)

[half of DBO, speaking to Cody:]

“Follow.”

Cody speaking to half of DBO:

Shut up and no spoilers!

Did you ever finish Dishonored?

No. I can't play it on the PS4. I'm going to pick it up for the PC when I can.

It's on a smaller scale, but this is how the Nintendo Switch works for physical games. You just plug in the cartridge and you're ready to go, barring any patches you want to download. Of the 25gb of built-in storage, I've only used 700mb.

The obvious downside is that Nintendo requires developers to chip in for the manufacturing cost of the cartridges, which is why many multiplatform games on the switch are $10 more than on other platforms.

It's not how it works for every game, though. The new NBA 2K18 requires a microSD card to install the game, even if you buy the cartridge.

I love my Switch (Can't wait for 11pm for Odyssey tonight!), but it's not like they've solved the problem.

I hope you are able to get H:ZD installed soon enough to still spend most of your day diving in!

Dude, it's completely awesome so far and my eyes got watery after just an hour with these characters. Sure, some of the writing and presentation is clunky, but more often than not it's really freaking good.

Just wait until you get to the last 4-5 story missions! :-)

[half of DBO, speaking to Cody:]

“Follow.”

I like game discs. I really do. But it seems like everyone is trying so hard to get me to switch to digital.

I mean, even when you have a disc the game installs fully to your HD. Today I have free, so I'm excited to try Horizon Zero Dawn… but oops. Not enough space. Really? I thought I had 1TB? Oh wow… it's totally full with game installs that I have discs for.

We should just go back to cartridges. I mean, how much would a 50GB SSD even cost in a few years mass produced? You could even save your game on the "cart" or internal storage.

I can only dream that's how the PS5 will work. I just hate deleting shit on my console when I should be playing.

It's on a smaller scale, but this is how the Nintendo Switch works for physical games. You just plug in the cartridge and you're ready to go, barring any patches you want to download. Of the 25gb of built-in storage, I've only used 700mb.

The obvious downside is that Nintendo requires developers to chip in for the manufacturing cost of the cartridges, which is why many multiplatform games on the switch are $10 more than on other platforms.