Titanfall 2 was developed by Respawn and published by Electronic Arts(EA) on October 26 of 2016. The game had some hype, but EA gave more hype to Battlefield 1, which was released a week before Titanfall 2. Titanfall 2 was and still an amazing game, probably one of the best FPS of the generation, but EA flopped promoting the game and probably was released at the wrong moment. With Battlefield 1 already out and Call of Duty: Infinity War about to be released, there wasn’t much attention on Titanfall 2. The game had free DLC and it didn’t have a great amount of micro-transactions, only a few cosmetics for the Titans. Titanfall 2 was promising, until Respawn stop updating the game and the lack of content. After the release of the game mode “Frontier”, the game received few patches and that’s it. Titanfall 2 had everything in it to be fun, from the maps, game modes, to the movement of the players. It was great, you were able to run through walls, had uniques executions for the pilot and Titan. Each Titan had a unique way to execute another Titan.

I'm sure a lot of us thought that Titanfall 2 was a throwaway game. It's been a running joke since it could be found at the dollar store for four dollars for quite some time. Questions started to run in my head wondering if this game was that bad that EA pretty much wrote it off and put it in the bargain bin.

The people cry out in terror as the legions of hell pour out across the earth. Demons and unholy abominations stalk the night slaughtering the innocent. As they cower in fear and beg for mercy, they cry out for a savior! Who will liberate them from unholy genocide? Is there a guardian who can purge this evil from the land? They pray to the heavens.They cry out for a champion, a savior. They ask for barbarian, the wizard, the demon hunter, and the necromancer, but their prayers go unanswered falling on deaf ears. No one is coming. But in the darkest hour when all hope is lost a lone man stands tall alone amidst the blazing hellscape. A man fitted in green battle armor with a gaze so cold and merciless it could freeze hell itself, he steps forward with a single unrelenting purpose. Rip and tear until it is done. A new champion has come to answer the people’s prayers and deliver us from evil. A man known by one name whispered in reverence and fear by those he slaughters and that name is the Doom Slayer.

In 1998, Valve Software released its groundbreaking first-person shooter video game Half-Life. It dramatically took the genre to the next level, with its smooth gameplay, advanced artificial intelligence for enemies, a continuous gameplay environment not broken up into separate levels, and storytelling during the gameplay itself. The game was so awesome that 50 video game publications, if not more, declared it Game of the Year. A game like this ought to have a sequel.

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Welcome Guardians.

In this Article, I will explain what you have access to if you do not Own Destiny 2: Shadowkeep or have the Monthly Subscription of PlayStation Plus. At the moment, you see what I'm working with. :) I should be able to catch up soon. For now, let's start at the beginning: What can you do?

Yeah I know I used an Avengers quote; tell me it doesn't fit here.

1. Why do you lie to your loyal fan base?

Hello Guardians,

On August 21, Bungie released the ever-anticipated Cross-Save feature for Destiny. This feature lets you pick one account, whether it be Xbox, PC, or PS4, and copy it over so you can play with your friends. It’s fantastic. Let’s say you’re on PC like I am... but your friends play on Xbox. Cross-Save lets you copy your guardians and account and make it the “main,” meaning that despite the system you or your friends play on, you’ll be able to join them in the vast and expansive universe known as Destiny. Everything comes with you. Exotics, seals, armor, etc., because let’s be honest, do you want to grind for Thorn or Last Word again? I know I wouldn’t. Cross-Save didn’t come without its problems though... Bungie released a tweet shortly after yesterday’s reset that it was “postponed,” which sent Twitter users into a frenzy. So much salt was to be had in Bungie’s Twitter that you could season a year’s worth of french fries. It all seemed to work out though, as Bungie finally let Cross-Save go live at 3:30 PM EST. Imagine my delight when I didn’t have to fight my husband over the Xbox so I could grind out my solstice armor. (Still in green though... getting there.)

Ladies and Gentlemen,