The only issue I had on PC was screen tearing. I fixed that by forcing anti-aliasing through the Nvidia application.

Good luck! I hear both games can be quite challenging.

And oh, FFV, the one I've been putting aside due to trauma...

Sony's official emulator has issues with the PS1 copy I have. The PS3 may completely freeze when accessing the save menu, growing more frequent the further you play to the point that, by the already stressful Karnak, it's almost impossible to save. And dumping the game to play on the PSP gives broken graphics in the save menu making it a pain to navigate.

But I still mean to play it!

I've been playing FF III and FFV myself.

Also CW, #arachnophobia and #spoilers, but at the final fight, decided to try out a small glitch I already knew the game has:

I guess I will try to continue playing Mass Effect 1. Not sure what I would switch to if I don't Maybe Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden since that's been on my radar. Or will See what pop up in the humble monthly choice tomorrow.

I refinished the main story of Recettear. It was fun. Capitalism Ho!

This month will be a continue to play Mass Effect.

This month I finished Alan Wake 2, Split Fiction and Sifu.

Alan Wake 2 was good in the beginning and middle. The end just kind of dragged on and I wanted it to be over. The atmosphere was very present and had me on edge until I got annoyed the game wasn't over.

Split Fiction was a phenomenal game from a game play stand point. It was fun from beginning to end. The story was okay. The music was good to great.

Sifu is a game I technically beat when it first came out and decided I wanted to play it again from the beginning. It was as fun and challenging as I remembered and I enjoyed it all the way to the end again.

I did not finish Mass Effect 1, but am still playing it. I got distracted by being on vacation and having family over this month as well as enjoying other hobbies.

I have started Mass Effect Legendary Edition. I think I will play through the first one and see how if I want to keep playing from there or take a break between games with something else.

I finished Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 and Unpacking.

Expedition 33 was a fantastic game from beginning to end for me. The story was gripping. The combat fun and engaging. The music slaps the whole time and crescendo at the right times. If I could play the game completely blind again right now I would. I personally have no complaints with this game that I could find. The game could be supposedly beaten in 30 hours or less. I played 75 hours worth just doing the main story as well as some random exploring and side quests but not 100% completion. I'm pretty close to getting 100 of steam achievements and might actually try to do it for the first time on and off.

After finishing that the behemoth of a game, I needed something light in every sense possible. I picked up Unpacking and it was a very short play and a very low mental load kind of game. It was fun to see how each stage progressed and seeing what things carried over. Overall I would also recommend this to somewhat looking for a relaxing chill game.