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Weekend Warrior – Shea, Kyle, And The Interns Form Boy Band Called Persona 5
Apparently, most of the office is on hiatus from Weekend Warrior submissions, so the five that participated are now honorary, compulsory members of the GI Persona 5 boy band. Congratulations!
Our first album cover can be found above. Pictured left to right: Craig, Kyle, Doug, Jared, and Shea. Tour dates TBD.
Brian Shea (@BrianPShea) – I’m still in Persona 5. 70 hours deep and the light at the end of the tunnel is nowhere to be found. I’m definitely going to need some short palette cleansers after this one. Still really enjoying it, though!
Kyle Hilliard (@KyleMHilliard) – I will be travelling this weekend, which means I will probably be doing a lot of handheld gaming. I finished all the Zelda DLC, but I do have a handful of sidequests to finish up. Finding rushrooms, missing Zora wives – that kind of thing. I am also planning on seeing Cars 3 tonight. I’m prepared to sit through an underwhelming experience while people in the next theater have fun watching the new Spider-Man.
Craig Taylor (@CraigTaylor0805) – I've been going on an Overwatch tear this past week so I'll likely continue that. Also after finishing Kingdom Hearts II over Fourth of July weekend, I'm taking a break from the series and getting back into Persona 5. I still haven't gotten past the first palace but I'm excited to get through the slow beginning and start the real game.
Doug DeLong (@DeLongDoug) – Destroy Ganon.
Jared Koncsol (@JaredKoncsol) – Get destroyed by Ganon.
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