It takes two. Me and my gf started playing the other day. She still needs to get used to both sticks but it has areas of slow gameplay so she can learn the feeling of it. Boss fights can be a little overwhelming tho

Giant and Mammoth territories in Skyrim. Damn, I had to run all the time, worse still, never got anything cool in their area.

Plasma cutter.

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I’m not sure what you mean about getting one. Steam is a digital storefront. You can download the client onto any computer and use it to buy and play games. It’s like gaming itunes

They do sell a handheld called Steam Deck but if you have a computer already I’d imagine it’s capable of playing 7th Guest.

The new Tomb Raider trilogy definitely feels cinematic

cs:go

A lot of PlayStation exclusive games are basically those big dumb cheesy action movies in game form. If that’s what you’re going for I would recommend god of war ragnarok or uncharted 4 depending on if you want a shooter or a game where you fight with swords and melee type weapons

I just turned 18 so I plan on doing something similar for my dad soon but car related. Awesome tattoo!

Was it a super old PC game? I think it had a sequel called The 11th Hour?

Companies keep pushing graphics as an important selling point, which it never has been, and it's largely lead to a generation of games that have been shallower than a toilet in terms of gameplay systems.

I loved the crap out of that game back in the day despite the really god-awful voice acting. Apologies to whichever devs they picked from the coding pool to do that part, but I hope you kept your day jobs.

I actually would love to see some kind of modern version of this game.

Because $80 now is $60 a few years ago. The total value exchanged for the game has not changed. The number of dollars has increased because how much those dollars are worth has decreased.

Inflation 🙃

Nothing new, but I can recommend Grounded, Green Hell, The Forest (what about the first one if your friens don't want to buy the new one)

Who is your artist? That is some of the most crispy linework I’ve ever seen

I’m not going to pay like $100 in total just to mod the game that I already have

$60 is a normal price for a new game, I think.

With inflation and a new generation of massively expensive games, we're seeing a price increase. Not so odd, if you ask me.

I rarely buy games new, let alone at $60. There is so much on offer in every price range, I'm not so worried about some games being expensive.

Literally the most inflation resistant product I'm aware of, I'm paying the same price for new games now as I was in the 90s.

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... Is that not what I said?

Most AAA titles are $60 nowadays and have been for some time. Higher priced items come with optional items (aka what you get micro transactions).

I can certainly buy and play the newest Call of Duty for $60. It won't come with a bonus skin or the first season pass of content however.

Pokemon red green then Blue then yellow

Remade as Fire and leafgreen.

Remade again as lets go

This is what I try to tell people. Games were $60 at the start of the 360/PS3 generation which adjusted for inflation is more expensive than the new $70 standard. I’m amazed it took three generations for the price to go up.

And nes snes and gba are all emulator on wiiu and switch

STEAM DECK Duhhhh!!!