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Weekend Warrior 12/11/2015
As the end of the year creeps closer, the scramble to wrap up as many of 2015's titles grows ever more urgent. Many of us have our noses buried in the year's best and brightest, though some of the staff have made room for more personal titles. What will you be playing this weekend?
Joseph Knoop (@JosephKnoop) - I just bought the Chaos Run DLC for Rocket League, and I think channeling my inner Mad Max/Imperator Furiousa is actually making me a better player. WITNESS ME (score this cheap goal).
Tim Turi (@timturi) - All roads lead to Boston’s Commonwealth. I’ve played a lot of Fallout 4, and I’m just now beginning to peter out on it. My aim this weekend is to finish up the main story and put it down for awhile.
Javy Gwaltney (@HurdyIV) I'm going to be trying to wade through more of Persona Q and maybe get back to Life is Strange, two games I really want to finish (in theory).
Marcus Stewart (@MarcusStewart7) - Polishing off the final case in Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Trials and Tribulations tonight (good game) and plowing through more Fallout 4 over the weekend. Planning to relax on Sunday with a little TLC. By that, I mean Tables, Ladders, and Chairs. Have a good weekend!
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