Chris Waterman

Wrapped (and 100 percented) Indiana Jones and The Great Circle. A rare licensed game that knocks it out of the park! Kudos to Machine Games for all of the love and care around nailing the sights, sounds, and storytelling that just FEELS so on brand.

Also: Troy Baker nailed it!

Finished Dragon Age which was a ton of fun if not a little generic.

Back at and FULLY consumed by Indiana Jones (fantastic and joyful in every way) and chipping away at Lorelei during lunch breaks.

January is always so nice for tidying up the backlog 🫵

Our GOTY 2024 episode is now live on YT/Podcast services! Your four RAF Regulars were joined by @jerkachu.bsky.social, @manlybrian.bsky.social and @itswaterman.bsky.social to count down our ten most favorite games of the past year - and we had a raucous time doing so:

https://youtu.be/6rS1UZyZ4yE

Gonna start posting here a bit more. To kick things off again: Star Trek Strange New Worlds is excellent, top tier Star Trek. Really has that old school adventure vibe 🤌

On a more positive note: the latest #IndianaJones   is a blast. Not perfect but incredibly entertaining and a good send off IMO!

In our very first \ Screen Quest - Take 37: Roman Holiday

I don’t do much self promo on here but @itswaterman.bsky.social , @benejesuit.bsky.social and I recently covered a rom com with some delightful twists and turns — and a surprising ending for a 1953 Audrey Hepburn flick: https://youtu.be/55bCX-f4-kM

Finally finished Jedi Survior - solid 8/10 if you can ignore the bugs/performance issues.

I am SO ready to start TOTK tomorrow! I have such fond memories of Breath of the Wild helping during an extremely depressing/anxious period of my life dealing with the loss of sight in one eye.

By far the most interesting part of post-Logan Succession is watching all of the Roy children maneuver on their own and out of the shadow of their father. Their confidence seems to grow each episode and it's fascinating to see who has "the stuff" and to what extent. This season continues to impress!

Revisited Boogie Nights for the first time in a couple of years, and it has so many PERFECT sequences. The long take open, the pool party, Alfred Molina's scene stealing drug deal, the final montage.

I will always SLIGHTLY prefer There Will Be Blood, but Boogie Nights is a close second for PTA

Anbody on here like to geek out about cinema/books/games? That's really all I need in a social media platform. Everything else is just icing on the cake, baby!