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What was the last game you played and for what system(s)?

What Popular games you haven't played ? I'm actually very behind, I do own many games but there are still many that I've I have never played My personal list: Zelda BOTW Spider man ps4- (I actually own the game but the damn disc was defective and I havent purchased it again) Read Dead Redemption 2 Last of Us Soul games (Dark souls, bloodborne Sekiro etc.) Uncharted series Yakuza series Wolfstein series Far cry 5 Tomb raider series, I only played the first one Fallout 4 Metal gear Solid series, I only played MGS 2 and I didnt even finished it. LA noire Witcher 3 Bayoneta 1 or 2 Bioshock trilogy (I have played the first Bioshock but never actually finished the game) Batman Arkham Asylum and Knight, I only own Arkham city. COD modern warfare 2, I played many cod games but this is one I have never played. I think I'm still missing a bounch of games on this list. Which ones do you recommend ?

I can across a game called Outward and from the bits I've seen so far about it, It's a really innovative MMORPG. Now, I'll just say that the combat in-game isn't the greatest - it's a pass but nothing spectacular but other features such as unleveled enemies and armors and weapons not being restricted by levels makes it a very interesting experience.

Half-Life is like that one absentee father that said he was going to the store and decades later you're still waiting for him to come back.🤣

I picked up Shovel Knight recently, but haven't actually gotten around to playing it. But it looks like a lot of fun.

Glad to meet a fellow Ben Folds fan 🙂 👍

Oh, I listen to some Ben Folds as well 😄

Ben Folds, The Libertines, Ella Fitzgerald and Michael Jackson often helps to lift my mood when I’m feeling low. Really helps to give me some extra energy.

I think the console fanboys are still around tbh. However, it’s been such a one-sided console war this generation (between PS and XB) that XB fanboys have retreated with their tails between their legs. It could all change next gen, though, and it could get more heated. In general, I always find Nintendo fanboys to be like Switzerland. Neutral ground, ha. 😂

The console wars will always be there but it won't be quite as prominent with Crossplay. I am already preparing for the PC Civil War as we speak *pulls out anti-Epic banners*

Does it breathe fire and devour humans though?

Damn this post was all fired up 😂 I didn't even notice. I will just leave my opinion: The appeal of soul games is to be difficult, thats what makes them popular, yes they target a specific audience because they know casual gamers (like myself) will not purchase this game. When you are selling something regardless of what it is you have to know your market and these games where made for gamers who enjoy a challenge since this is where the developers and publishers will get their profits. They didnt exclude anybody from playing the game, anyone can walk up to a game store and purchase these games and play them, is not like they where made for 3 arm people. (but it damn looks like 😆). Anyway going back to the topic: Should all games have an "easy" mode? for me the answer is No, most games do have a difficulty selection since they want to target as many gamers as possible but for Soul games being difficult is what makes them to stand out in a very competitive gaming market.

I'll have to check this out!

I liked how you talked very professionally about the topic above. Subbed to your channel and I'll be sure to tune in to future podcasts. I have to say this is a great addition to VGR!

I second this! The gaming world needs more professionalism, and you're off to an awesome start here!

A very similar game or it might be the same I'm not sure, its still at a mall in my city.

I always listen to Eminem till' I collapse to pick myself up when I am having a bad day.

This is a very strong list. Cube is super underrated and the first Saw is excellent. Seven is legendary, too.

The Island Of Dr. Moreau Cry Wolf Seven The Ring Saw series Cube Red Dragon Flatliners Secret Window The 6th Sense The Stanford Prison Experiment (this one is a true story)

Memento (dir. Christopher Nolan) Twelve Angry Men (dir. Sidney Lumet) Shutter Island (dir. Martin Scorsese) The Machinist (dir. Brad Anderson) Psycho (dir. Alfred Hitchcock)

Nick Of Time (Johnny Depp) Fear (Mark Wahlberg) The Bye Bye Man (no super big names IMO)