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Usually, the complaints about games being buggy, slow and having poor gameplay tend to have a lot of merit and it's not just a gamer's delusion. Majority of the the games created in more recent years have fell horribly wide of the mark or missed it entirely so most dev teams aren't meeting the standards that gamers want.

That's a pretty old forum post and I believe the issue has been fixed now. If you check out their Games list on the GeForce Now site, you should be able to see a lot of games that are streamed using your Steam account which is a pretty good sign - https://www.nvidia.com/en-gb/geforce-now/games/

Have you had the joyful experience of growing up in the 90s? Or even being a grown-up in the 90s? Have you then also had the not entirely timeless experience of playing Wages of War: Business of Battle, made by Random Games, and published by New World Computing? If yes - what an awesome experience we share! If no - what were you even doing with your life back then?? Establishing a family??? Busy not even being born yet!?!?!?!? Pffff... This game, although dated by today's standards, and not really aged all that well, was (and still is, in my opinion) a true gem of a game! I shudder at saying it's XCOM-like, or Jagged Alliance-like. It's in the same genre, but it certainly stands on it's own feet! I remember coming over to a friend's place one day, and he had somehow managed to acquire a pirated copy of this game. And we played it. So. Damn. Much. He gave me a copy of it, but over the years I lost it - but not my wish to play the game! So, when I found it in a working condition after some googling, as it is now abandonware, I just had to get into it again! Playing it on a modern computer has it's issues, but nothing game-breaking. So, have you been able to experience this, like me, when it was fresh and new, before it's mechanics got dated? If not, I have a few videos out of it on youtube, and I intend to play through the entire campaign and upload an episode of each of the 16 total missions it has to offer. I've been trying to find some videos over the years of it on youtube myself, but there has never really been any out there. There was for the longest time just a one minute clip of some gameplay, and a video of the intro of the game. There's been some video uploads from an American guy about a year ago, but... and I'm not trying to bash him or anything - the quality of those videos are not the best (probably mine aren't either). In videos of the game, he has the TV running in the background at all times, and even plays other games in the same videos! No! I couldn't take it! I had to make some videos of a proper playthrough myself! And hopefully I have been able to do so in a way that respects the game. Youtube was lacking content on this game, and I will now provide it! Certainly someone can come along and do better - and I encourage anyone to do so! Here is the first couple of videos I've got out - more will start appearing rapidly. Heck, by the time you read this, I might have already finished the playthrough! Let me know; did I respectfully present the game? Do you have any stories from the game yourself that you'd like to share? I'd love to hear about them from someone that might share my fascination for this beauty of a game! Well, that's all I've got for now. Have a good day, folks!

Yeah - I have been on some forum where a donation ticket was opened for members to support the forum to donate points and I was like what for? There are some understandable and reasonable things to ask for and not awkward assistance.

Jackie Chan The Stuntmaster his game that I played on PlayStation 1. It's so fun for me then playing with my friends especially classmates.

It's a typo error, I wanted to write when I wasn't careless with using my hardware.

That means you have to get the ASUS gaming phone which has more than that I suppose and the Apple one.

If I should calculate all my consoles that I used to have and its controllers, it would be 4 for my Sega, 3 for PS1, 3 for PS2, 4 for PS3 and 6 for PS4.

Yeah for same price you can get the xiaomi products which are much better in the price and overall sales.

West of Loathing is another great and funny game that you can play PC if you want to play games at work because it can fit in well at one's workplace.

There are so many games that have the capability of scaring the gamers for life by having them so traumatized. Here is a list on WatchMojo.

I feel like the conversation in this thread is going round in circles. All that we are doing is acknowledging that GTA6 is years away, Rockstar is still milking GTA5 for all it's worth then go back to that being why GTA6 is years away because of the milking. I'm sorry, but this is getting close to locking because the initial query has long since been answered. So, unless you reading this post have something new to bring to the subject, just leave this be until we actually have something new to discuss on this. If people keeping posting on this just for posting sake this topic will end up locked.

Currently, it's a Nintendo DS that I haven't even played once just sitting in one of my drawers.

It seems to be available to run on steam in the past but it was later removed for some reasons I'm not aware of. You can read more of it on Nvidia site. https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/forums/gfn-general-chat/20/421134/steam-removed-from-geforce-now/

Gran Turismo is a phenomenal car race game. What's your favorite GT series? For me, The original Gran Turismo happens to be my favorite.

There isn't actually any planned DLCs atm, but when they get around to them, you can have already unlocked them. But yeah, I don't disagree with what you're saying. There are a lot of practices like this that I certainly have an issues with. Strangely enough, the way they do it with Tarkov... I don't really mind. I don't think anyone that plays it really does, it's not often a topic anyone touches on. We just play it and enjoy it for what it is. Heck, they could just call it "released" already, it's a fullworthy game in my eyes. Certainly a lot of shady business practices out there, and a lot of gaming companies that I have no respect for how they do things, but this just is the one that does this, but does it the right way. My biggest fear in regards to Tarkov is that they actually release the game one day... and don't find a good way to implement something like the resets they do now. The resets are what gives the game it's longevity, and keeps it fresh. There's generally an insane amount of hype when reset time comes. People love it. It's great. As I said tho, what you're saying is not something I'm disagreeing with. Quite the contrary.

I didn't damage it intentionally, the thunder storm damaged it for me. During when heavy rain was falling, i failed to remove the wire of the console from the wall socket, it damaged the console's reboot button.

Yes, I wouldn't offer that too, cos I love my console to be around me. I wouldn't give out because the addiction might make my friend not to return my console for me.