8 side character arcs more profound than the main characters!

Do a list of underrated games that would’ve done well if released today 👀👀 (ex: Split/Second, Sleeping Dogs, etc)

I am both surprised and pleased that assassins creed feathers and Zelda’s Kirov seeds didn’t make the list in favor of stuff not covered as frequently

I find it really stupid when the only thing you get for collecting all of the riddler trophies is a fight 😭😂

I hope that the next Batman deals with Riddler a different way and doesn't just have us chasing trophies the whole game. I get that they need their collectibles but we, the players, most certainly don't.

How about a list of the games that actually needed DLC!

While not a great reward, there is story reasons for the fruit in Shadow of the Colossus. It's supposed to be restoring your humanity that the corrupted fruit has been taking.

Hey Jules, we need a list where top games where you dont get the most powerful weapon till the very end. Or top games where you dont even get time to use the most powerful weapon.

The FF9 Nero sidequest went unnoticed for years in the West. They knew all about it in Japan. It was in the gaming magazines from the beginning. But since traditionally (and even up until this very day) the Western and Japanese gaming communities don't really mix and stay isolated, nobody over here knew about it until someone was working on a translation project of a bunch of FF9 related gaming material from Japan.

I suppose it's a super dated reference at this point but the worst for me would be Clive's side quest in Suikoden 2. It forces you to race through the game to get the full story just to watch quick scene... and that's it.

Urban Reign is so underrated. One of my favorite games and say it with me: "OF AAAAALLLLLLL TIIIME"

I miss Jules' "One per List" mom jokes.

I'd like to see your thoughts on DLC 's that were absolutely worth the cost. Such as Mass Effect's The Citadel

The warm socks in Horizon: Zero Dawn

Amazing game but that reward for finding the 3 stranded items were so fricken bad

I nearly choked on the sourdough bread I was eating when I heard the description of how useless the LZ Answerer is.

How bout a list of games that look simple at first glance, but are actually very complex

The RE Lightsaber sounds like the Lightsaber in virtually every Star Wars game.

The Riddler's such an underrated  villain character in the Batman Arkham games.  He's mostly a coward who just prefers to put down riddler trophies for Batman to collect just get caught at the end.  There's no fighting in complete waste of time.  What's very depressed is the fact that Batman has more than 1500 different villains in the entire batman family enemies list. What really depressing that the game producers can't even put villains in the Batman Arkham games that people never even seen or heard before instead of using the same boring villains such as Joker, Penguin,  Riddler,  Two-Face,  Bane,  Killer Croc,  Mr. Freeze,  Harley Quinn,  Poison Ivy,  Scarecrow  over and over again.

How about a list of videogame songs that instantly take you back to a specific scene? Like Rules of Nature taking you back to that awesome intro fight or Aerith's theme doing the same with the aftermath of her death.

So many games make so many lists and we see them over and over. How about we do "Jules' favorite games that never make it on What Culture Lists"