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So you fantasize about being an ass hole then? 😂

Can I remind you both this thread is supposed to about Zelda. If you want to discuss other games you want to see come to the Switch, do so in another thread, please.

Started playing Hades last night and it's likely to go on like that till tomorrow.

Marvel is doing a lot of cross over with so many of their movies. I saw an update about their upcoming release called Midnight Sons.

Wait what, You fly also? or you just came to google that information?

Usually thinking about death creeps me out because I haven't accomplished enough yet. I prefer to daydream about what my next girlfriend will be like.

Although with a little research you would have picked up on what a Hugo award is all about but that's by the way. Hades have won so many other awards before the Hugo award. Awards such as the GDC Game of the Year and BAFTAs for Best Game, Artistic Achievement, Game Design, Narrative, and Performer in a Supporting Role.

You and cars are so connected that you might request to be buried in one when you finally get to join your ancestors 😂..

Hamako Mori is supposedly the oldest video game playing YouTuber in the world today at the age of 90. So, it's not too late for you to take on the project.

Let's see i was 6 years and a half, i turn 36 in 2 weeks, fuck stop making me feel old 😉

They even allow other pople to make those cheat software to work with the game. They do not even care as long as they sold so much X copy of games. Look at GTA online LOL

Playing soccer IRL is the best entertainment therapy in my life, second to video games, more especially under racing.

When I'm done play Unpacking that I started playing this afternoon, I would be working on how to go see Dr. Strange in The Multi Verse of Madness that will be released in few hours time.

Nope, never played it 😛

You managed to list a couple of games I would have suggested already, so I'll have to dig a little deeper. Some of these game I'm about to list are, I admit, a little older, but if you haven't played them they knew to you both. Divinity: Original Sin: A top down RPG with a cooperative play mode. A fairly challenging and lengthy game, but you do have to be into the genre. Child of Light: This is a beautiful game that can be played alone or cooperatively. At any point during the game, a second player can join and take control of Aurora’s companion Igniculus, who is a ball of light later discovered to be an Elemental and is able to fly freely around the screen. Because of that I'll admit it's probably not the most compelling cooperative experience on this list, but it's great game none the less. Cuphead: I'll admit I haven't actually played this one, but main reason I haven't is because I did not want to play it alone. It's a fiercely difficult 2D platformer/sidescroller in the style of a 1930's cartoon. Haven: This is a game I started playing quite recently. It's a game where you play as a couple (can be a straight or same sex couple) exploring a strange planet in escape of you old lives in society. You look for materials and recourses on this mysterious planted in bid to eventually escape and find a new life. The gameplay is basic, but functional and is defiantly geared more towards coop. It's a sweet little game and makes sense to play as a couple. Well, that's what I've got. Hopefully others have more ideas, but I hope that was helpful.

I think @Darth and @Crazycrab have more or less covered it. There's larger environments to render and more processes happening in the background such as NPC and enemy activity and more objects to interact with. These games also tend to use hardware differently and tend to be heavy on CPU dependant processes like AI, pathfinding, NPC activity and rendering objects off-screen. These are things one would usually associate more with open worlds and they will test hardware in ways liner games don't. Because of all these processes and the way they utilise hardware it makes them more complex to program, so inevitably they get more bugs and glitches. Bugs are also harder to find with larger area's and more objects to interact with. It's unfortunate, but inevitable that game developers can't spend the time and money to find every bug, especially with how big these games get these days.

Nothing. Having access to a modern game would spoil me and I couldn't enjoy anything else until technology catches up.

I'd say it's because they are have much bigger areas to load and tend to have a lot more systems running in the background.

For a football player that is still active think i'll go for Kevin De Bryne who seems like a genuine humble person, despite being the best midfielder in the world, you don't hear people talking about him quite often compared to messi and ronaldo. While we're at it he is probably the best Belgian player in the history of the game. My other answer would've been ayrton senna.

The events surrounding your day would determine what's going to be your pick for the day, if it's playing video games, that's good, if it's movies, that's also very good.

Just know that we are always here for you if you ever want to share your problems. On the other hand, I can recommend a good movie to watch since you're into movies/TV shows. It's Moon Knight. It's a new release and I know you're going to love it.

I wouldn't say much better but I'm a fighter, so I'm going to beat it no matter how difficult it is. Thanks for showing concern.

Only certain models of the PS3 are backwards compatible. https://gamingsection.net/news/what-playstation-3-models-are-backwards-compatible/#:~:text=60GB model numbers that begin,backward compatible via software emulation.