This is a great sentiment, you wanted to own the game, and you bought it. 10 years late is just as fine! I also remember in the PS1,2 and 3 era that owning a physical copy of a game significantly increased my chance of beating the game! I miss the demo discs!

go play it then, i really don't understand the big hype around Dead Space remake. i already played the game and it was awesome AF back then

Yes. I want a game where I collect weak heroes and do a revolution against the good ones!

It's an artifact of a violent, manipulative culture that has decided that winning is its own excuse for the path you took. Toxic aggression

Sly Cooper 2

I think if you install nintendont on your wii you can get Gamecube games to be controlled via a bluetooth controller

I used to prefer open world games and spend weeks exploring but now I have less time to play them I feel overwhelmed by the size of some maps, I recently played far cry 6 which was awful but my first thought was shit ill never finish this map in the 3 hours a week I get to myself. I'm leaning more towards linear games now

That's why I really liked Half-Life 2. It was a linear game, but did feel like a little open world.

Oh... Duurrr... yours in an MMO? I've seen people at a bar I frequent, okay that on laptops. Seems fun.

Its a great story. Single players with mmo elements. It works just like WoW but is far more immersive, dialogue options. It was made with love from good ole bioware when thyey were one of the best. There are 100s of hours of gameplay. One protip subscribe to it. It opens a lot of game features and its not expensive Ps fashion game is strong in this one

We need a resurgence of off the wall crazy stylised racing games, ones like Blur, Twisted Metal, Hot Wheels, (mini racers I think it was called?) Burnout and Roll Cage where my go to driving games because racing sims like Ridge Racer, Gran Tourismo and WRC just weren’t my cup of tea.

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Ethan looks like Milo

I've poured about 90hrs into the base model PS4. Minor glitches, nothing game breaking. But no dlc is a huge let down.

Dante

OMG this looks awesome 😍🔥

Sounds like an incredibly shit experience

I really enjoyed the first and third games. I really play first person games, but this was a great adventure altogether. Now that i got an OLED display i may just do another run!

Gaian. Mind worms and, later, the locusts to just stomp over everything when I got the chance.

Quality > quantity. I will spend $60 for a well crafted linear experience that's only 15-20 hours long before I pay $60 for some 100+ hour open world game I will get burnt out on and never finish.

I think semi open 40-60 hour games are the sweet spot though.

Games like Witcher 3, Tomb Raider, and Metro Exodus where you have multiple smaller maps with only a handful of collectibles and side missions padding the run time.

It's an excellent single-player game and a somewhat below-average multi-player game. And I must stress. It's an excellent single-player game. It will be difficult to be disappointed.

If you like single-player RPGs, it's a great game. You can stop time with a push of a button to plan ahead, or you can do combat on the fly. Story was great, good characters, and kind of like D&D since 2000s Bioware followed that formula.

If you try it and like it, Dragon Age: Origins is very similar as well...since that was also Bioware in their golden era.

Love the vhs/tv combo!

I have a very distinct memory of using Down C to slightly tip my aim up if I expected to be shooting on the move.

That, and that you had to place yourself on a corner for that pop-out shot. Peekaboo was an art form.

How do you think I got the name? No oddjob cheater! Lol