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Weekend Warrior – It's Not Goodbye, It's See You Later
This weekend we're still defending the homefront in the Division 2, but there'll also be time set aside for relaxing family shenanigans this Sunday. Also, we're sending our interns off with a Game Informer-style pizza party (we'll let you all imagine what that looks like)! Give Jay, Hunter, and Nathan some love and support down in the comments section!
Andrew Reiner (@Andrew_Reiner) – The amount of walking I did at Star Wars Celebration last weekend hit me hard today, so I barely moved, and dedicated most of my time to a review that I'll be publishing next week. I will continue playing that game, and will also mix in some Devil May Cry 5, Wargroove, and Apex Legends. I also hope to finish watching the second season of The OA on Netflix. That show is bonkers in a good way. I know it's as far-fetched as an idea can be, but I love it. Check it out.
Brian Shea (@BrianPShea) – I’m not really into any games at the moment, but I’m super excited for Mortal Kombat 11 and I’m looking forward to Days Gone. While I wait for those games to release, I’ll probably keep playing Overwatch and Marvel Strike Force, and I’ve been eyeing replays of the Ezio Trilogy and The Witcher 3. Maybe I’ll even go outside.
Suriel Vasquez (@SurielVasquez) – I have engagements in the Verdant Forest and The Third District, so I’ll be taking care of those this weekend.
Ben Hanson (@yozetty) – This weekend I’m going to be playing board games like Azul and Betrayal… as per usual. Other than that, I hope to find more time to play a bit of The Division 2 on PC. I’m also going on a trip on Sunday, so hopefully I’ll be playing more of the Ace Attorney Trilogy on the Nintendo Switch. Have a good weekend, everybody!
Leo Vader (@LeoVader) – Too many good games to play! Almost beat Nowhere Prophet last night, wanna give that another go. One of the most successful genre hybrids I've played in a while. Besides that I'm an airline pilot in Transport Tycoon, which is a modded GTA V server I've been adoring. Non-violently exploring Los Santos with more NPCs and wildlife makes me appreciate that city in a whole new way. Gotta do this week's apparel challenge in the Division 2 as well, and get the next piece of that exotic sniper I'm longing for. Also gonna keep playing/learning Dreams, I'll have more to share on that down the line but right now I'm passionately in love with it. Too many good games!!! What a season, what a season!!!
Jeff Cork – I didn’t get to play as much of The Division 2 last weekend as I was hoping, so that’s going to be the focus of my weekend playing. I’m also planning on playing some World War Z. I got a demo of it at Gamescom last year, and I was impressed by what I played. Hopefully, the finished game is as good as that early showing. Also, as always, Overwatch. I haven’t tried the new event, though I don’t have high expectations for it. The PvE content has always been fairly weak, but as long as I get new skins I’ll be all right.
Kyle Hilliard (@KyleMHilliard) – It should be a pretty quiet weekend. I will probably keep playing World War Z (because it's fun!) and Supraland (because I want to review it!) and do some more Dreams surfing. Then Easter Sunday will be spent with my parents and siblings, which should be fun. Pretty normal stuff.
Javy Gwaltney – I’m living out my Dreams all weekend.
Jay Guisao (@GuisaoJason) – Happy to see my loved ones again after a long, but infinitely enjoyable, three months. Thank you guys – readers and editors alike – for making this opportunity so damn wonderful! As always, keep gaming. Cheers.
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