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2009, give or take.

EDIT: Used the wrong game's date because I no read good.

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Lego DC Super Villains literally just came out.

Nah, to be fair I feel like other than Lego marvel and DC really need to step up their game game.

Arkham Knight as a whole was just one big wet fart to end an otherwise brilliant trilogy. (I've never played Origins, so it can't speak to it.) Didn't help that it fell victim to my least favorite trope: The "I've got a big reveal and shut up you haven't figured it out yet because I'm so clever and you're gonna be so surprised and oh it's exactly what you predicted from the beginning" trope.

... I'm sure TVTropes has a more concise name for it.

The Batmobile missions were such ass, too. List of things you would expect to do with a Batmobile:

1. Drive.
2. Chase things.
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99. Remain in a stationary spot and shoot at tanks.
100. Lift/move debris so Batman can traverse an area.

All this complaining about games makes me glad I only play one game.

NCAA College Football '11 on PS3.

200 years into dynasty mode and time no longer has any effect on me. The immortal coaches have grown distant and cold, seeing their players as simple chattel, a disposable workforce to win football games and continue their employment. The game has stagnated and there is no longer any playcalling invitation, uniform redesigns, or rule changes. Year after year, I wonder what has become of the world of 2214 outside of the college football world and pray for a death that will never come.

...

Maybe I should try another game.

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I do worry about you from time to time.

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There is so god. Only Nick Saban.

You know, Sony has gotten a lot of shit for milking the franchise cow so dry that its udders are bleeding, but -- to their very microscopic credit -- at least their Aunt May solo film rumors were only ever rumors, and not... this...

forbes.com/sites/robsalkowitz/2018/10…

You know, Sony has gotten a lot of shit for milking the franchise cow so dry that its udders are bleeding, but -- to their very microscopic credit -- at least their Aunt May solo film rumors were only ever rumors, and not... this...

forbes.com/sites/robsalkowitz/2018/10…

All this complaining about games makes me glad I only play one game.

NCAA College Football '11 on PS3.

200 years into dynasty mode and time no longer has any effect on me. The immortal coaches have grown distant and cold, seeing their players as simple chattel, a disposable workforce to win football games and continue their employment. The game has stagnated and there is no longer any playcalling invitation, uniform redesigns, or rule changes. Year after year, I wonder what has become of the world of 2214 outside of the college football world and pray for a death that will never come.

...

Maybe I should try another game.

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You should see if it's possible to make the games so miserable that the league just fold altogether, like the guy who ran The Death of Basketball.

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Yeah I've seen that before. He also has another series, Pretty Good, that's about off-beat (usually) sports stories. Like the cocaine-snorting, Phillie-Phanatic-fighting, GM-murder-plotting, pigeon-toed MLB player.

All this complaining about games makes me glad I only play one game.

NCAA College Football '11 on PS3.

200 years into dynasty mode and time no longer has any effect on me. The immortal coaches have grown distant and cold, seeing their players as simple chattel, a disposable workforce to win football games and continue their employment. The game has stagnated and there is no longer any playcalling invitation, uniform redesigns, or rule changes. Year after year, I wonder what has become of the world of 2214 outside of the college football world and pray for a death that will never come.

...

Maybe I should try another game.

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Congratulations. You have now graduated from the game and are ready for a real life coaching gig. Your resume has been forwarded courtesy of EA Sports.