Terahawks Corner

Welcome to 2019. And first thing we do is is look back at 2018 - more specifically what games I have played. Compared to the last couple of years ( 2017 games and 2016 games ) the total number played is much reduced at 68. Nine games were completed this year, plus all the story dlc for Destiny 2 and two of three story dlc for Ghost Recon Wildlands. 16 games played were already completed in earlier years and there was only 3 beta/alpha's played this year. It's noteworthy by this point that the games I choose to play are very often games that don't have a traditional 'end point' - Destiny 2, Neverwinter, Skyforge, Brawlhalla, Warframe, The Division, Battlefield 1 , or else are games that are requests from daughters ( Minecraft , all the Lego games) And having not run the First Time Play video's for the last year, there haven't been as many one-off games. In fact, Destiny 2 was the biggest time sink of the year - well over 200 hours, which i

Okay so this one is a little late ... I've neglected this blog throughout 2018 but here is at last the list for games played through 2017. It follows on from the 2016 list (at this link ) and leads into the 2018 list (posted here). This years gaming total is higher at 150 total games played. There were only 12 completions but another 19 games that have at least story completion. There were nine demo's - again which I'm couting as separate to full games as progress in the demo isn't transferred to the main game. Rare replay has 30 games of which I tried each one once, and Tales From the Borderland I've separated out into five games (of which three episodes I played in 2017) and these I think contribute to a massive increase from 2016, alongside the 26 games for the Cancer Research marathon. There is a marked increase in Android games, as I look for an offline game that will tide me over (and not really finding one) and I'm using the Xbox much more th