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As someone who just recently started playing it, I must say I dug that opening too. Felt like I had stepped into a Tarantino flick.

GRAB! There are actually still multiplayer servers active for the game.

The original MDK. The whole game can be completed in about 4 hours if you know what you're doing. But there's an insane amount of variety in the level designs and puzzles that it's kind of worth it.

The ending of the original RAGE is definitely up there for me. The game just kind of... ends just as it is about to ramp up. I also felt incredibly disappointed by the original Fallout 3 ending. It felt extremely contrived.

I'm not entirely sure but pretty sure the collector's edition of Watch_Dogs I bought back when it launched is up there with the most I've ever paid for a game. Not counting the amount of money I spent on games like Blacklight Retribution, lol

The thing is most major publishers are still interested in making a profit, so they not only have to recoup the costs of making the game but also earning some money on it. I think for my case it won't really affect me much. I might just wait a while, get it on sale.

FPS's, RPG's, racing games and retro games.

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Thank god for discount stores lol

Great game, great price.

I built it Saturday September 29th. I'd ordered the parts since earlier this year though.

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Depends on the implementation. Some games like Metroid Prime Trilogy implemented them perfectly.

Hard to say, since least annoying doesn't necessarily correlate with most memorable, just music that is very inoffensive. I agree that the Elder Scrolls games in general have very good ambient music, same with the Fallout series.

Hmm, I can't really think of any bad music in video games that outright annoys me save for most of the music in GTA San Andreas.

I'll most likely keep getting them at a discount at sites like Greenmangaming. Don't see the point in paying full price.

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Playing through Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus atm

Often for games I'm not particurarily interested in but may want to watch someone play.

Definitely if it's a game I wanna be immersed in. I've always read in-game emails and such in games like Deus Ex and Fallout for instance.

Any RPG really. Especially the Fallout games. Once you get to that sweet spot where you are really powerful and geared up, it's very satisfying.

Still haven't played Last Of Us but it sounds worth playing. So far the best opening I've seen in a game is Doom 2016. Just straight to the point, kick demon ass.

It has a LOT of stuff to do, that's for sure. Just takes a while to get into it.

I think Cyberpunk 2077 might take that role when it comes out. So far it's hard to say for me as I'm never good at mentioning a single game.