R u fucking serious

How do you git gud my friend. Idk what you mean

Yep. Upgraded graphics and mechanics are nice, but not when the resulting remake is a worse game than the original, and especially not at the price they sell remakes lol the overwhelming majority of old games still plays well, barring some exceptions, and I think old graphics and old mechanics actually add to the experience

None, as I've seen remakes worse than the original. Master of Orion for example.

Killzone original and have updated multiplayer with it as well. Definitely not live stream with battle pass

Uncharted 4

Syphon Filter remake with more modern controls and (hopefully) at least one voice actor replaced to make the character at least sound French instead of bad French accent from a Quebecer would be great.

The Switch Lite is the cheapest model and it is HANDHELD ONLY.

The regular Switch and OLED Switch can be played handheld or connected to the TV. The only big difference between these two is the screen quality in handheld mode. OLED is better but more $$.

Get some extra controllers and a screen protector (because kid).

Nintendo is a fantastic choice for kid friendly games.

There's no such thing as "A Nintendo".

Shit like that gets you a visit from their lawyers.

FFX

Sometimes you have to make a choice and stand up for what's right!

I have many... however top 3 are syphon filter. Dino crisis and splinter cell currently.

I will be buying and playing re4r and silent hill 2 remake day 1. Both to death Im sure. Especially re4r I've easily put 1000 hours in to the OG.

Just do it before christmas when they drop every day one and in that case I also grab pretty much every game playing them is another Story though

Phantom Dust

Command & Conquer: Red Alert 2.

I'm just giving apple as an example. Obviously other chipsets will run with the same core technology in the future.

Especially when software technology will take advantage of the capabilities of said engine availabilities.

Twisted Metal: Black.

Then you can't play that game

Final Fantasy IX.

Smackdown Here Comes the Pain

Steam lists on the store page whether a game requires a third party launcher; don't buy games with additional launchers if you don't want to use them.

No need to install Epic client.

I just stay logged into the Epic website and claim the games from there using browser on pc or phone. It's faster.

I have sent up an alarm to beep me when the next free one rolls around.

I know I'll never play 99% of the free games so I mindlessly claim one that looks vaguely interesting and CBA to download the client.

It is ridiculous indeed. With just my steam games, I now have a launcher for Ubisoft, EA, Rockstar and even still Origin (or again actually), because EA reverted back to Origin (PC only) for Sims 3 players, because the EA launcher will not start the game with (store) dlc.

I miss the times where you just bought a game, installed it, perhaps download some extra updates for the game itself and you were actually ready to play.

And man, that EA launcher! 😭

I can get a dev perspective on the topic even though I’m not a game dev. Each game is going to have someone in charge who is balancing stake holder feedback, developer concerns, and vision. Something like photo realism is going to be really hard to get through. It’s expensive and time consuming which will make a lot of stake holders say no. It’s difficult if not impossible for developers to do it with other requirements (like how well it runs on certain PCs, consoles supported, or delivery schedules), and then that has to be the idea from the start (or vision). It’s really the most stringent decision for all three. More than likely the project doesn’t go perfect so it’s the first thing to go.

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