Ancient city. With no wool. Diamonds were lost that day.

Maybe asteroids

I haven't played it but ik it have a spaceship in it

Awesome series

Y’all will have a blast playing It Takes 2. (Coop only)

Bully-2.5k

None of them! I choose Nintendo!

Was worth a try

That's not it but thanks for your help

is there a game you wanna play or there a version of any game you want in ps5? yes? then yes.

lol

It isn't that but thanks for helping

They aren't, they provide great value for the amount most games cost.

There can only be one... GAMELANDER!!!

Bioshock 2, Always heard praises of the games, that was the one that I landed on and I just didn't get it.

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Edit: maybe if I played it now my mind would change but as a dumb highschool kid I remembered it being totally forgettable.

I rarely want to keep playing a game after I finish it. Dark Souls and Control are the only ones in the last decade that I actually continued playing after completing the main story; though in both cases, it was because I got a version that already had DLC.

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Is this a Peter Gabriel music video

ELITE?

Depending on the all in one, possibly. But in my experience with all in ones it's essentially an entire computer built into a slightly bigger than normal monitor. Like a laptop but no battery, keyboard, or mouse.

Galaga?

Kingdom Hearts 3

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The Dwemer Ruins in Skyrim. I get lost. I fucking hate the falmer. I actively avoid going there unless I have a day or two free.

I did enjoy Cuphead a whole lot. Still can’t beat it, but it’s some of the most fun my wife and I have had playing together.

As someone who has played most of the classics, I'd recommend starting with any of these: IV, V, VI, VII, IX, or X. Each of those stand out either thematically, mechanically, or as fan favorites.

While the series was turn based (at least main series offline), the battles mechanics could vary greatly. Final Fantasy I, IV, and IX have the party members locked into specific battle roles. FFX also starts out this way but can give you more options by late game or, depending on the version, after some quick grinding for levels and special items. FFII, VI, VII, VII and XII are more open about how you set up your character's roles in battles. FFIII, V, and FFX-2 have "job systems" where the roles are predefined, but can be swapped and new roles earned over the adventure. FFIV also is the only mainline game to have a max battle party total of 5, and FFX was the first to let the active and reserve characters be swapped mid-battle to change up how strategies would work.

Thematically the stories could sometimes get different, too. Most of them boil down to some bad guy wanting to take over/destroy the world with some comic relief enemies thrown in the early game, but a few of them can get bleak. FFX does it often.