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Solid game, honestly as a Star Wars hard-core fan. The era that Outlaws takes place in is similar yet different to EA's Jedi Series offering pretty solid parallels. Not to mention, playing on a Series X, the load times and graphics were astonishing even on older hardware (monitor). However, the game has it's quirks and certain flair to it. Which also results to many people writing bad reviews and such based on their own opinions of the game, some even not having played it themselves. Overall, it's a solid 6/10 game...above average but not the best Star Wars game ever. If you have doubts, I'd just try it for yourself.

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness is a great movie that definitely enhances everything thus far in the Marvel Cinematic Universe since the Launch of Avengers Endgame. The Movie by itself is a great watch and will leave you with laughs but also at the edge of your seat. The movie, of course, centers on Doctor Strange but also other Cast like Wong and Wanda as well as the new character America Chavez. This Movie however does require background knowledge of Doctor Strange from 2016 and also some prior Marvel Knowledge to really grasp the Story to the fullest but isn't a big requirement as some of the characters are explained throughout the movie in summary by the main characters. As for the overall Movie, I enjoyed this movie for the Story but I do have a couple of issues with the Film but also in general including the fact that most of the Plot Twists were spoiled by people online. For Avengers Endgame and No Way Home, not even those leaks or spoilers were as big or significant as those people were sharing like wildfire only a week after the film's release. Listen, I know that Spoilers happen on the internet and that's why it's best to stay off the internet if you are looking to see a Marvel Film, however I thought that after No Way Home having almost no real game changing spoilers (that I saw) that people actually would respect leaving spoiling movies at a rest but NOPE. Just got to say, really would have loved to had the plot twists as suspenseful as they could have been but you know....guess people are just rude (in general terms). In conclusion, while I did get rudely spoiled for a couple plot twists that were big, I definitely would recommend this movie to anyone with any doubts about this movie However maybe just go back and watch: Doctor Strange (2016), Avengers: Infinity War, Avengers: Endgame and Spider-Man: No Way Home before watching Doctor Strange 2. Maybe if you really need to understand who Wanda/Scarlet-Witch is then go and watch Avengers Age of Ultron and Cap. Civil War. Overall I give it a 5/5 however with how much you really would need to know of Doctor Strange, Spiderman No Way Home among others, I give it a 4/5 for that reason. Definitely would recommend watching some Marvel Films like and after Avengers Infinity War and the First Doctor Strange.

As a Far Cry 5 Player who loved Far Cry 5, Far Cry New Dawn does a good job expanding on the story from FC5. The game is full with familiar landmarks, locations and faces that personally make me feel right at home. At the time of me making this Review, I'm through a good chunk of the story however I haven't completely finished the game. Far Cry New Dawn also does a good job with introducing a new outpost system and homebase system where when you take over a outpost you can reset it but you get resources from it when you get it back making the game much more interesting to progress through. In addition, most of the mechanics from Far Cry 5 make a return making the game feel more at home and familiar. However I do have some problems with this game. Far Cry New Dawn has more gear based and rarity based mechanics (For instance, a rare or level 2 enemy, a elite/legendary bear) which in my books feels more restrictive and personally draws the fun away in some aspects. In addition, the map is smaller than what Far Cry 5 had as well as the Gun For Hire system being downsized so you only can have 1 companion at a time and no outside companions like the ones you could find in Far Cry 5. In conclusion, Far Cry New Dawn is a good game, I just would have liked to see Ubisoft put more into the game than making it a downsized Far Cry 5 in my eyes. Don't get me wrong, the game is great but in comparison, this game lacks a bit against Far Cry 5. My opinion: Play Far Cry 5 before New Dawn, it helps the experience. Honestly.

Far Cry 5 is a amazing game in my opinion, it was honestly my first Far Cry game and it made me fall in love with the franchise. The setting of this game takes place in the US which as a American I felt like everything was kinda personal especially going throughout the Story, I felt very attacked by the antagonists but in a good way. The villains or bad guys if you will make you hate them to your core and just dislike them to no end and I think that's something in Video Games that makes the villains so great. Gameplay wise the game is great, it allows you to play like how you want to play. If you want to be like Sam Fisher and be Slient, you can do that. If you want to go guns a blaze with rocket launchers and flamethrowers you can. Overall the Gameplay is great so I would recommend it. Lastly, I want to say that Far Cry 5 has a sequel that is of Far Cry New Dawn HOWEVER I would recommend you play this definitely before that!

Jedi Fallen Order is a great game to own and try for yourself if you are a Star Wars Fan who enjoys the Clone Wars and Original Trilogy. This game really is one of it's kind by having a combat based system like the popular game Force Unleashed. However, during my playthrough (On Standard Xbox One) my game had trouble rendering and loading textures and sprites in addition to the sound bugs that I encountered with using the dual bladed lightsaber. Overall this is a great game to play for the story and for the experience and with the the newest update, it makes the game even better.