I didn’t watch pre-release trailers, I didn’t engage in discussions with friends – I kept my knowledge to the game as low as possible, and my excitement as untainted (but enthusiastic) as possible. If you asked me what I was looking forward to the most over the past few months, my answer was always that.
That AAA title from one of the major publishers that’s going to have me hooked to my screen for a few weekends, where I consider the possibility of unemployment so I can dedicate more time to whatever virtual world I’m living in.įor me, Mass Effect Andromeda was that game. The reason I say this is because there are moments when I think about upcoming games as that title that breaks what I’ve just said. Don’t get me wrong, I still love gaming and it was only recently that I was completely enthralled in Deus Ex: Mankind Divided, but that longing for the weekend just to play the latest and greatest is sometimes a past memory than a current state of mind. Nicholas: I’ve gone through this before, and it seems cyclical, but it definitely seems like gaming has been on the backburner as far as my usual interests are concerned. Both are award winning authors – although the awards haven’t been mailed or created yet - but trust them. “Game On or Game Over” is your place to get inside the minds of Nicholas and Andy as they seek to find the true meaning of gaming and tackle some of gaming’s most controversial subjects. These are some of the rivalries that can get people talking about console wars. Microsoft versus Sony, Battlefield versus Call of Duty and Forza versus Gran Turismo.
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