Reminiscing over the 90’s is more than just romantic fun is a was an era to die for. Yeah literally, I put myself in some much danger I could have died.
Anyhow, I made it to age 51 so here’s some fun stuff.
The mandatory system update 5.0 for PS4 rolled out a number of new features included better user control over child accounts. It seems much easier to monitor your child’s gaming activity now.
In the meantime, Uber announce “more information about how you can control what we collect and how we use your data, including location information .”
These are all common sense issues that are now only being implemented because of mass dissatisfaction from user groups, a bit like 2-factor authentication being deployed after a breach.
It’s about time
the meantime, I added two new titles to my Games Library. The award-winning Metal Gear Solid V and a horror set named Amnesia: Collection, which contains both The Dark Descent and A Machine for Pigs. Both titles are free to PlayStation Plus subscribers and make the membership fee actually financially viable for the year.
METAL GEAR SOLID V: THE PHANTOM PAIN
I have followed many multiplayer sessions of Metal Gear Solid over the past 24 months but actually playing it was epic and jaw-dropping. Amnesia had a weird notice at the being of the game.
“Do not play this game to Win”
Amnesia Collection – Scary Stuff
What the bleep bleep?
Anyhow, the two titles will get moderate attention from me after the Star Wars Beta session this weekend.
Giving the player free-roaming options in a massive Open World is the ultimate gameplay.
FallOut 4 is an old game but now dominates my game time, typically 3-5 hours a day throughout the night. I’m still only level 15 and backtracking to farm some of the earlier areas and chapters in the game.
This has triggered poor eating and almost no exercise, binging on peanut butter and jam sandwiches is not a good thing. I recognise the fact that I’m just trying to escape the “End of month, Run out of money” Blues.
“If you want something you’ve never had You must be willing to do something you’ve never done.”
― Thomas Jefferson
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