Kane99

Eh, it's reliable for reviews and news I'd say, but I don't know if it's useful for finding as much info about a game as possible. Giantbomb and Indiedb I think has the best info on games in general.

Here's a question. What food or drinks allowed you to buy a game or win a game in a giveaway? Have you ever won a game from a company that has nothing to do with gaming in general?

I think something that could solve this, is to have varios mods in place instead of just one mod to run it all. I think when you give one mod sole power, he/she could end up abusing it. It happens a lot.

What game do I think of the most. That's an interesting question. Honestly I'd say something like Fortnite, as it's something I play fairly often. I don't think of it that much, but it's a game I think of more lately than others. As in a game that I would consider my favorite of all time, I'd say I sometimes think about SMB3, but it's kinda rare that I just think of it.

Usually side quests in Skyrim rocked. I enjoyed doing side quests, because it felt like the quests were endless and you could do whatever quests you wanted. Whether it be main story, or smaller side quests. I took em both on.

San Andreas, GTA V, RDR 1 and 2, Skyrim, etc. All of these games have distinctive environments in open worlds. These are the types of games you want to play if you want to explore a huge area. More games big in size, are coming as well. So we could see even bigger maps and worlds in future games.

Also, I think due to the 360 and PS3 being discontinued and their online services being dropped (likely soon if not already), I think they fit the retro category, as they no longer have support and are obsolete. Yeah you can still game online to some extent, but they're systems that aren't as usable as they once were.

That's not as easy as you'd think. People with PTSD likely revisit their trauma on a daily basis. Soldiers for example probably deal with daily issues stemming from their time at war or in the army. People who have been abused and hurt will likely be thinking about that daily as well. People with PTSD have to control it for the rest of their life.

Oh this looks fun. Looks like they mix some classic retro style graphics with some more modern graphics. I can dig this. Hopefully it's not just on the Switch though.

The opposite of this would probably be Sonic games. It started off with great games, and then gradually got worse and worse. I wish Sonic team would make a rebound and start to make classics again.

Maybe Genshin Impact. When I first played it after release, I thought it was a great game, but I didn't see it becoming the massive hit it has become. It's really popular today, but I can't get into it anymore myself. But yeah, I'd include Genshin in here simply because of it's massive popularity.

Also, if we're talking about character redesigns based on something like, the character looked different before the release. I remember Left 4 Dead's Francis originally had long hair. But when the game came out, he had a shaved head. So yeah, characters can change from promo to final release. I'm okay with that.

Unfortunately many games have graphical glitches like this. Fortnite is one that comes to mind, as my work friend and I have encountered many graphical glitches. In the long run, it doesn't affect the game, but it can be annoying sometimes if it's happening in the menu or causing other issues in game. But, I also view it as less of a problem, because it's no big deal. If it broke the game, than yeah that's no good.

Yeah we've gotten too many of them. But to be fair, we did see a wide break from WW2 games to do more modern and futuristic games. But then gamers complained about that, and now we're back to WWII, Vietnam, and modern warfare style games.

Shadow Warrior 3 looks dope. Never played the series, but I'm tempted to try this one. I need to play the first two Bayonetta games. Played a demo for the first, but never full on played either games. I need to change that one of these days.

Do any of them have multiplayer? I didn't catch whether they do or not. I'd like to get a friend involved to play this, as I think it'd be fun together.

Mine was 274 m/s 🙂 Tried again and got these for my next three tries - 247 m/s | 228 m/s | 307 m/s (as I wasn't looking lol) | And I think my total overall is 260 m/s. Also, it depends on your monitor and latency or something. At least that's what it says on the site.

That's good to hear. Sucks that it came to this in the first place, but when you don't pay or at least share that it's from someone else, then of course a lawsuit should happen. I'm glad they figured this out though.

Which is why I don't bother. Because by the time you're a half hour, to an hour in, you've probably run out of the free currency they give you and then they start to spam you the "buy coins now" or something. At that point, if it's a total grind, I just delete and move on.

Obscure sports? Like weird and confusing, and random? I mean, maybe curling, horseshoes, cricket and stuff like that. idk. I can't think of any sports games that are too obscure. Maybe those rugby games or cricket games that came out a while ago on Xbox I think.

I believe it. Reminds me of the people who compete in Smash Bros tournaments. The amount of people who throw fits after losing is quite amusing to me lol.

I don't know how to answer this, but I'll say this. Game design is going to differ for every game that releases. You'll get good design for most, but some games come out with poor design. Some can't help it and don't know how to make a better control scheme or something like that. But yeah, idk. I think most studios want to make the best games they can make, but due dates and other rules can change the way something is made.

Honestly 2021 was a year I don't remember much about. I also didn't play too many new games that year, so my opinion on what released in 2021 is very small. I only played a few games released that year, actually maybe just one. The rest were older games released years before.

Yup. There are many great games with shoddy controls, and other problems. Shadow of the Colossus comes to mind as an all time classic game, that has some shoddy controls. Probably due to it being an older game, but I imagine if those controls were more controlled, it would have been an all time masterpiece in my opinion. Well it still is, but I think it would have been even better.

Haha that's fair. I'd say my reflexes in video games is pretty decent. But the reflexes I've seen some pro gamers have, is crazy. Just look at the pros who play Fortnite, and how they build so fast in that game. I couldn't compete with those gamers.