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I'm looking to upgrade to a 10'000 mah battery.
The story are atmosphere is not bad. You're in this Lost underground Nazi facility.
But the walking speed is glacial and the sound for your footsteps is annoying. And they also make opening each door a whole convoluted thing where a button press would suffice.
Its a walking simulator that makes you feel like youre walking through treacle.
Wolfenstein 2 is nuts.
The AI is really dire, they just dog pile one location so you just stand in a doorway and kill them all. Then wander around a dark empty level trying to work out your location.
Recently got the platinum trophy for Octopath Traveler 0. Very long but great game. This weekend I’ve just been playing Vampire Survivors. Mindless, addictive fun until I figure out what game I want to play next.
We went on a ski trip so I didn't have time to play anything. My wife did try out the Animal Crossing upgrade.
Aw man... We won't be going skiing this year due to a confluence of different reasons. My wallet is audibly sighing in relief, but it's something that will be missed dearly.
Only the three children, my two and my nephew skied. It was their first time. I did it years ago but since my hip replacement I've had no desire to be so adventurous.
01/19/26 - CD Projekt Red has sold more than 85 million games of its The Witcher series worldwide to date. This is confirmed by CEO Michal Nowakowski on X. The sales figures of the three games at a glance:
- The Witcher (PC): 10 million copies
- The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings (Xbox 360, PC): 15 million copies
- The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt (PS5, Xbox Series, PS4, Xbox One, Switch, PC): 60 million copies