For those questions that don't feel worthy of a whole new post.

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I'm looking for some new or upcoming singleplayer road trip/driving games. I'm not really into games with procedurally generated roads and endless driving with no real destination. I find that kind of gameplay gets boring after a while.

I'd rather play a game where you drive from one place to anoth

The gameplay in all of these games is nothing to write home about, but for me Hellraiser killed it with a consistently killer sense of aesthetic, and a really dope dark story. It definitely got more of a reaction out of me than either of the other 2. And it’s only $40 vs $70

Haven't seen one of these since I was inside a McDonald's years ago but those had N64s inside of them.

I’m trying to recapture some of the magic I felt with certain games I enjoyed when I was younger. For some reason, Viva Piñata is one of those games - is there anything similar out there? I’ve heard Pokopia is maybe what I’m looking for, but I don’t have a Switch 2 (yet). Any suggestions are appreci

I’m not a big JRPG guy. The last one that I played was P5R. I wanted to try a story driven RPG and got interested in trails in the sky and Digimon time stranger. Which one would you choose?

I’m also open to other options. What is the hot new JRPG game that is a must play?

Max Payne 3

Its on sale on steam and people still play it, if you wanna try

I'm about to move to dubai and i was wondering how gaming was when it comes to servers and ping. of course it depends on the game, and I'm not cs or valorant level competitive, but still I'd like to not die in multiplayer games solely because of high ping, since i hear a lot of games, like for examp

The hyperfixation in game ever more realistic graphics is increasing development costs over the skies, when there's not even a significant gain in game quality at all. More than that, we've actually been seeing huge losses in game density and performance.

There's also something weird about ultra re

The one main argument left would be selling or trading the copies.

I have more potentially dumb opinions, like when refunding games via steam for example, id be ok with getting reduced refunds after 2 hours, so instead of a full refund it goes down progressively as you clock in more hours but after

i said it before but golden sun was a game franchise that back then I wanted back to see since a decade ago but now i gave up since Camelot Software Planning has been focus on the Mario sports games since 2012 and I doubt the golden sun franchise would be back soon.

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We were a intellivision family when I was real young and they were nice, but you really had to stretch your imagination.
For me, Castlevania on the NES was just, jaw dropping.
(Same with Castlevania IV on the SNES which was the first SNES game I ever tried)
Sure, it was so hard I didn't get to

You know how some video games have challenges you can do example beat a boss without taking no damage or beat a level as fast as possible you know stuff like that anyway I want to know what the video game has the worst challenges

Chandler Riggs (of Walking Dead fame) apparently wrote, directed, starred, and edited his own Resident Evil 7 fan film. It was free to watch on YouTube so I gave it a go, and I was pretty pleased. It follows the game one-for-one in several cases, not sure if for the better or worse. Thoughts?

You

Still remember the hundreds of hours I put in replaying BG3 and RDR2 just to get those 100%. It was actually a horrible experience tbh but the impulse pushed me through the grind over the course of a few months. Luckily I had holidays to spend doing stupid shit like this. Any other masochist out the

I've come to really enjoy the extraction shooter genre due to this, are there any other games or genres like this?

Looking to kinda explore freely if I wanted to but also to have the threat of other players around.

Just recently played God of War 3 after getting into the OG Greek God of War games since I was a fan of the new Norse God of War duology, and holy moly is this one of the best video game intro sequences I've ever seen.

Dreamcast is Coming!

Now that Sin Reloaded has been released, you think that's any of the others will come to Xbox Play Anywhere?

I love it and I'm looking forward to thief remastered. You think they would do System Shock,System Shock 2 25th anniversary, and the Turok 1-3? Oh and dark forces?

I never beat Breathe of the Wild. I played it late, never got into it, and other games I really wanted to play came out. The save is still on my switch, but I just never go back to it.

I remember it being the best segment of that game tbh. Now I’m looking for a game that has that same vibe. While Katamari Damacy has that vibe in some parts, I want one where it’s an RPG and not just rolling around, sort of like American Mcgee’s Alice in areas where you shrink. To make it simple, I

I know I'm late but I picked it up recently. I was a big metroid prime fan back in the day. Firstly, the positives. The graphics and art style are amazing. As is the soundtrack. However, it's amazing to me how little progress has been made in game design in over 20 years. I know the game had trouble

I only played Control 1, Quantum Break and playing Control 2 right now but the way they placed songs around the game is SO GOOD.

The TAKE Control - Old God's of Asgard in Control 1 is one of the best scene in all my gaming history!

I was just thinking about long war for x-com(though the base game is already great) and it made me curious if there are any games out there that are bad on their own but saved and turned great due to a mod that changes it for the better. I was thinking more so about large expansion mods but any exam

PlayStation 2 was my last PlayStation console.

Honestly disappointed, would’ve bought the game if it didn’t come out around the same period as Arc Raiders but I’m happy I’ve waited till it’s on game pass now.

I think the Far Cry 5 soundtrack is worth a listen even if you have never played the game. Dan Romer is probably better known for his TV and movie work but to me he's the Far Cry guy. It's the only game where I actually enjoyed waiting at the main menu & the loading screens and it was because of the