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The first thing that I did was upgrade the hard drive to a 2TB model (which is now running out as well, compared to the 500GB that it came with). With the cheap prices of SSDs, it makes sense to do this as well once you upgrade the storage space as well.

PS2, and PS3 for sure had the best line up the second that they dropped. The PS4 would be second, and PS1 after. I think the issue with the PS5 is that it was so hard to get the console that many publishers did a dual release with PS5 & PS4.

It makes sense since you are getting a console but in a headset form (kinda of). I think it's worth it, as long as more games support it (since with the PS4 there was a lack where only parts of some games supported it, or only in certain settings/modes, or not at all).

I personally go for disc, since I want something physical that I could let a friend borrow or exchange out later. With digital, you are at the mercy of the store you bought it from to not go under, or the publisher to not just yank the rights away for the store to sell/let you download it later if something were to happen to your local copy.

I think that it is a super nice to have, especially when people drop a ton of hardware (controllers) and games on prior gen consoles. I don't see it being a huge task to support software wise, and can help more people make the jump since they don't need to just toss or sell their old games to get the same game on the next gen console.

I 100% could see this happening, but it really depends if they can add enough detail and character depth so it's not just a poor game experience like many movies to games become.

I think if done right, it could be super good. But it really just depends on the story and backstory that they give any given set of characters.

Saints Row, is another good choice if you like the freestyle aspect (not the new one, but the older ones).

I'd say I believe for one of the COD games, it took me about 2-3 hours to download, 1 hour to install it, and then another 2-3 hours for an update on day 1 on my PS4.

For me, I'm tied between Final Fantasy X, and Death Stranding.

As you stated, RDR2, GTA V, RuneScape/World of Warcraft, and even Skyrim are good examples I can think of that have this similar feature set.

RuneScape, I remember that they changed an item to be worthless to suddenly worth like 10K of in-game currency (not much, but with people who had >100) it really caused issues where people became millionaires overnight for a stupidly common item.

I normally like multiplayer games similar to No Man's Sky, but in other games like Call of Duty I would do single-player and then branch out into multiplayer later.

Dying Light, Silent Hill, Resident Evil. I'd also check your main games that have Halloween Events (ex; Warzone had them with jump scares for example last year).

Might just depend on your device, but I've played games where I can't see anything at night and have to actually adjust the brightness to see enough. Maybe try to dim the brightness level in your game to see less?

Thank you for keeping and growing a place for us all to talk, discussion, and gather friends together!

Yes, when Hot Wheels had a free racing game online, or even Need for Speed had their free PC online racing game that was pretty cool.

I just hope it's not like the past few since they honestly were trash in my eyes. wishing for a game that goes back to the roots like underground or even like most wanted.

Used to play the games on my DS, GameCube, and now phone (ROM emulator + Pokemon GO).

I believe that it helps them since people can play the game for free and then end up either buying the DLC, or other games from the same publisher if they liked their experience.

Excited to hear your point of view on the game, since I agree that 8 has some weird bugs that they appear to not want to backdate and fix.

A lot of video games are skipped (ex; walking to places, backstory of characters or side characters), and are explained or not in quests, etc. A film based on that tends to struggle, and once they try to backfill the information people complain it doesn't align to the game anymore.

Yes - video games will be around, although they might be blurred between lines such as being a full VR experience (think, Player Ready One).

I'd say yes, although it really depends since some can cause even more stress if you get stuck in a pickle during the story mode.

I've only done this for games like The Sims and Skyrim.