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Maybe, but I lost all trust with EA after 2017.

You can just call me Techno. I live in the US, I prefer to remain anonymous, and I found this forum due to google. I am not comfortable to tell you much.

If I'm understanding this correctly, the Scourge system is a free update to the existing free-to-play game. The in game purchases I think are mostly sold from the in game shop, but the Epic Games Store listing shows some of what's available externally. Why this is different to the Steam version and, as far as I can tell, the console versions, I don't know. Maybe those are packs exclusive to the EGS version? Either way, all I can suggest is download the game and see what's on the game's store.

Horizon: Forbidden West. Horizon: Zero Dawn is one of my very favourite games, so there was no way I couldn't be exited for a follow up.

If every game was so similar to each other that there was no need for tutorials at all we'd bee in a pretty sorry state. Without thier own indigenous control quirks games just wouldn't have thier own identity. A case can be made that if a game is easy to play without a tutorial, that's a sign of a game that's got a very well suited and intuitive control set up, but I still would like to think every new game has something a little different to offer. I'm hearing you on JRPG's. Don't get me wrong, I love the genre, but they almost always have to take some getting used to. I touched on that when I reviewed Tales of Arise recently.

CoolMathGames were a major thing for most people during the quarantine of coronavirus. One of my favorite of it was Bob the Robber. You have played it I guess?

Wasn't the gameplay, it was all the lootboxes, the ""a sense of pride and accomplishment," nonsense, and the amount of money they tried to milk out of me over Darth Vader.

I've only beaten around 23 games, keep in mind most games I play are in CoolMathGames, or on Game Pass, I don't that many AAA games, mainly just indies.

Honestly, I replayed it and its just not good. It's a generic platformer with poor controls (or I'm just not good with the Wii remote). Either way, it's dull and lifeless, like a illumination movie.

Welcome to the VGR community. Here's hoping you will learn to trust us and open up so we can get to know you, but for now, we're happy to have you.

Yeah - yeah it doesn't hinder their financial gains but ruins one's gameplay and they don't care about fixing that. Total wankers!!!!

I'm watching WWE Survivor Series right now. With that in mind I think it's a choice between two. So @DC, are you The Head of the Table: Or are you The Man:

Well there was LJN who published the Karate Kid game on NES... ...You should probably be thankful they aren't doing this again.

Yes. It was Battlefield 2042, the game didn't register my hits, so I gave up because Halo has now come out.