Kane99

They could also start doing smaller scale games to release on consoles and PC. It's not like their focus needs to be on just mobile games. They could support indie studios and release their games even. It doesn't have to be some triple a title that is expected to sell like GTA or COD. It could be a small indie title that is easy to make, sell etc.

It's all based on personal perspective. I may think a game is overrated, but someone else may think the opposite and that's totally fine. But there are games that do come out with a ton of praise and come out less than what everyone expected. In the case of cyberpunk for example, it was overrated because they promised everyone something that they have yet to deliver. But, people are allowed to disagree with my point because if it was what they wanted it wouldn't necessarily been over hyped for that person.

And that's exactly what I would do. Either not get the game at full price, or just wait until it goes on sale for a more reasonable price. I have no interest in paying full price for a game I played nearly 10 years ago. Even if it has some updated visuals and controls.

These days I don't game much anyway, so if I need a break from gaming because of a broken device or something, I'll just be patient and wait it out like I do already when things happen. It sucks, but I find I can live without gaming for a few weeks to a month or more.

Yeah, from what I heard it was a bit too short. I think if they add dlc, extra game modes like versus, races,etc it could be even better. For what it offers now, it's a bit too small for my liking. But maybe they will add updates to include more options down the road.

True, but I don't have a PlayStation at the moment. But I do have pc and could check it out on steam maybe. But still not thrilled about the price tag. Anyway, I wonder if they could do a sequel but this time with a stray dog. I could see them doing that.

I tried playing the original Halo games single player modes and I could never get into them. Then again I played them for the first time about 5 years ago. So maybe it's because I had time with many other fps games first that caused me not to get into it. Idk. I enjoyed the multiplayer modes when I played them during a LAN party, but that was all I ever played in terms of halo.

Hmm, had no idea they were dealing with so much. I was aware of the allegations of sexual assault and other such misconduct, but not any of this. I know ghost recon hasn't been doing hot, but wasn't aware of the rest. I suppose it makes sense with how some of their games are failing these days. I think it's because fans are tired of the same games. Maybe ubisoft is in for a much needed change.

It sucks because they could easily add in more things to do. Hell give us cars, and other wacky things. So what if it doesn't work for the time. Give us more things like what GTA V offers, or give us certain game modes where we can do that. I think if they toyed with the online mode to match that of GTA V I think more people would try the online mode. Hell, give us the undead night are in rdonline. At least it would draw me and other fans back in.

Yeah sonic the hedgehog has overstayed his welcome for years on end. I'd say sonic 06 was probably the time they started to fail. They had some good releases in between, but I don't think it's ever been enough to recapture that sonic glory. The 90s was when Sonic was relevant, these days not so much sadly.

Exactly this, thank you for clearing it up some. I knew it wasn't good for the environment, and with each new device it's becoming worse and worse. I think I remember hearing about how the PS5 is a powerhog. The more we advance into online gaming and streaming, is going to result in more problems I think.

Another thing for me is having to get used to fast travel in games. In the past I didn't use fast travel much in games, mainly because I didn't know it was an option in some games. Like Red dead redemption 1, I didn't know you could fast travel until I was nearly done with the game. When I found out about that, I used it a lot more often. 😄

I'm in the same boat on Battlefield games. I have a few of them, but the majority of the time I can't be bothered to buy their games. Same with the recent Battlefieldt that came out. It helps though that the game was considered to be a mess and not worth playing because of it's problems and such. I got CSGO on the 360 years ago, played a day or two and that was it. Haven't touched it since.

Yeah, by the time I could afford to get a PS5 or a series x, I'll probably be 4-5 years into the generation, and by that point I'm sure there will be talks about a new console for each brand coming. They tend to do 5-10 year support for each new console that drops, so my guess is that it will result in me waiting for yet another new console to drop.

I would say state of decay, but I had issues with the second one I think it was, where I encountered a game breaking glitch so I just stopped playing. I remember the second game being a buggy mess at times and I turn it turned me away. As for another, I hear grounded is really good and my friends have been trying to get me to check it out too.

Yeah my guess is that Harry Potter and other original characters won't appear in this game. Maybe some of the professors or whatever, but I don't see Harry Potter appealing in anyway. Maybe in terms of past stories and stuff, but not in actual form if that makes sense.

For some yes, but not everyone. 3D was a cool gimmick, and I did like it to some extent, but I felt like they could have used the money elsewhere. Instead of doing 3D, they could have put the effort into the hardware instead to make it even better.

Nintendo also released some of their games on other platforms in the past. Like Donkey Kong and Donkey Kong Jr. Which were released for Atari as well, amse with Mario Bros, so there is a chance. These days though, I think Nintendo will eventually consider it once digital becomes even more of a reality. Physical sadly won't be around forever.

Has nothing to do with software itself but more to do with the hardware. Anlog sticks take a lot of damage from constant use. Each of my 360 and Xbox one controllers for example all had issues with one of the analog sticks eventually, this eas likely due to extend use, but like I think the joycon problem stems from.

True, it's not like you need to see the console to fully enjoy it's capabilities. If anything out the darn thing on a shelf and you're good to go. Hell, put it behind a door if you're not a fan of the design. Most consoles imo kinda look dumb anyway. The PS4 and PS5 both kinda look dumb to me. But as long as it does it's job and does it good I don't care so much.

With a big company like Nintendo, you're going to have some problems throughout. Nintendo isn't this godly company that does no wrong. They've done bad things, dumb things, and more. But for the most part, they seem to sort it out. But idk, I feel like Nintendo will sort whatever problems they have.

I really like it when Nintendo includes other fighters and characters from third party titles. Like Solid Snake in smash bros for example. I wish they did it more with unknown characters.

I currently have a few Spotify playlists created for when I want to relax and listen to music while I game. Lately been listening to music while I play rdr2 or powerwash sim. Really makes the gaming a bit more fun and relaxed. Especially powerwash sim as that can get very tedious, so adding in some music to go along with it helps.

The fact they're offering a $500 thousand dollar prize shows that they at least mean some business. I know most esports orgs offer up a lot of money in tournaments and such, but for a game thats free to play, offering a cash prize like that, at least, tells me they're doing something right.

I'm really excited to see how they portray Thor in this game. I kinda hope he's chill like the marvel thor is, but I think he's going to be a more serious Thor, like in the actual mythology. This reminds me, time I finally play the newer god of War game to prepare myself.