Received these amazing gifts couple of days!! That was fairly quick!! Thank you Santa!! Not sure how you were able figure out I was missing that one AC game precisely. Thank you for the book too! Excited to read it. Please reveal yourself.

I super duper wanted this game!! Thank you very much Santa!

Alan wake (the first game): pulled this out of my steam backlog. Want to finish this so I can start Alan wake 2 on ps5. Robocop (ps5): it’s been a pretty average start. Let’s see how the game builds.

@Zodwere you able to play the same character on PC and PS5? Does cross progression work properly? I want to buy some cheap dlc on steam so that I can use it on PS5 because my laptop isn't capable of gaming. Just need to get dlcs as game isn't available on Indian psn

Saw these movies recently : - Dhurandhar: I felt this movie was really well made. I went to the morning show over a week ago, and the theater was like 70% full on a weekday. I think most of the people there were couples (like us) who dropped off their kids at school and came to watch it. There were a few scenes that were pretty violent and showed things in graphic detail, which was a bit tough to sit through. There was pin-drop silence in the theater during the red screen/phone call scene. I think the movie tries to give you a realistic look at what a spy’s life is like (with a few minor cinematic liberties which is totally fine). Everyone in the cast did an amazing job! - Avatar: Fire and Ash: In terms of the plot, this movie didn’t really bring anything new to the table. It’s pretty much the same old formula as the first two movies. But on the technical front, I found it to be the most impressive of the trilogy. I felt the 3D images were much crisper, and the special effects were some of the best I’ve ever seen in a movie. I went for the morning show today, and it was almost housefull. - F1: I watched this movie on Apple+. It was a great movie, even though it had the usual Hollywood tropes of such “coming back” movies. I loved the races, though. It’s hard to make a movie on f1 races without getting too technical/documentary, but they did a really good job of making it interesting/engaging. Also, being a millennial, it was funny to see Brad Pitt being referred to as “elderly” more than once lol !