The Blackangel

I didn't see a damn thing on sale in the PlayStation store. Yeah, the article listed some great prices on some games, but not a god damn one of them actually matched the fucking sale price. 😡

With as old as the game was, yes that would be common. DLC codes all have a shelf life.

I would love to see them bring back SSX. I was a pro-am snowboarder when I was a kid, and still love snowboarding to this day, even thought I can't do it anymore. But the SSX and Coolboarders series were great also.

Collecting should be a fun side quest, not a grueling requirement. For example in FF8, there are tons of side quests, all of which are obviously optional. If you don't do some of them, you don't get every GF, but that's your choice. Others net you some awesome items like a Luck-J scroll. The biggest bitch in the game as far as side quests go is the Queen Of Cards side quest. I don't even bother with that one anymore because it's next to impossible to get rid of the damn random rule. But all of what I mentioned is optional and not pivotal to the main quest or story.

Did they scrap the original design? Or is the Xbox X still a concrete block, while this one is at the very least not going to make a persons eyes bleed?

I have preordered a couple games. But that was only because there was content that was exclusive to preorders. But typically, no I don't preorder anything. I just wait for it to hit the shelves, and then pick it up.

Streaming games will never happen. Online gaming is a lot cheaper than streaming would be, both for the gamer, and the ISP. Then throw in the technical issues already mentioned, and everyone involved would be pissed. People would ditch it quick. There's no logic behind streaming something like a game.

We've seen some crazy shit come and go. I anticipate that several PC companies will attempt at the very least to come out with a console of some sort. It's inevitable in my mind. But there are other multi-billion dollar corporations that would scare me if they tried a console, even though some have already released a game.

Worth it.

Same here. Bugs will have been addressed, more games will be available, and the price will have gone way down from the launch price. Even more so for a used system.

If you go to any store that sells Apple products, you should check out some of the other accessories. Since they removed the headphone jack you have to have Bluetooth capable earbuds or headphones. For their cheapest earbuds it's almost $200. For an Apple licensed product. And the things are pure shit from what I've heard. I bought a pair of Raycons, and they work absolutely perfectly. They can't be beat. And they weren't even half of what Apple wants for their junk earbuds.

If Nintendo does go with an updated Switch, then I see the PS5 being the front runner, with Xbox in third place. Xbox does have its die hard fans, but they're dragging. They have been since the 360. Sure the Xbox One is a great system, but it's more of a 360 without the RRoD. If any system was going to die anytime soon I would put my money on it being Xbox. And with the design of th Series X, it seems they're intentionally trying to do so. Microsoft is committing suicide in the gaming market.

While nostalgia is a big thing for me, that's not the reason I'm a classic gamer. The games on older systems were unique and just in all ways better than what is coming out now. There's no other way to say it.

Wow. Do you mean current gen games, or games since childhood? For me it would be the Zelda series up to N64, not counting Game Boy. FF8 is another one. As for current system games there's only one Red Dead Redemption II. I start having withdraws if I don't play it. Mostly because it's the first and only real family I have ever had.

To be honest I haven't really gotten far enough into any games where armor customization comes into play yet other than Goblin Sword. But the armor in it is purely cosmetic, and nothing else. In Goblin Sword, it's the relics and weapons that make the difference.

It was supposed to be only one game. People get off topic easily.

I've only bought a few. How much it would total up to, I have no clue. I bought Skyrim for my Switch, when I already had it for PS3, and I bought the remaster of Zelda: Links Awakening for Switch as well, when I already had it on Game Boy. I got the dual FF7/FF8 cartridge for Switch and the FFX/FFX2 cart also. I've got Witcher 3 on both Switch and Xbox One, but to be honest I'm not really sure how that one happened. Also I somehow got a hold of a dual cart of Zelda: Link To The Past and Zelda: Four Swords on my GBASP. I had Link To The Past on SNES, and 4 Swords on Game Cube. So some of these, no idea, others I definitely know why.

To be honest, I usually don't even notice. I'm always concentrating on the gameplay more than the background music. But I can easily see myself muting the game if it's something short and repetitive. That would get old as hell REAL quick.

I have this game on my Switch, and it's evil. It's basically mental exercise for your brain. I've never been good at describing things, but it's not easy. Your brain sees it and doesn't follow it. It's like that test from grade school: Pick the green: Yellow White Red Purple Green Anyone remember that crap? Well, this is worse. But if your brain needs exercise, go for it. I don't know if it's available on any other platform, but it's worth looking into.

I have to agree with you. I haven't played a lot of Darksiders, but I have played DMC4 a lot, and it's just amazing. I don't fully know why it sits below Final Fantasy either. Maybe because the FF series is older and has more hardcore fans.

You weren't missing anything with FF IX. It was pure shit. It looked like it was going to be a good one, despite the fact that Amarant Coral looked like a giant chicken on the cover. But it just flat out sucked.

Ever Quest (AKA Ever Crack) caused a lot of health problems for people. They were so obsessed with it they would stop their real lives entirely to play the game. It was insane. I never played, but I heard about it all the time when it was in its heyday.

I honestly haven’t heard anyone even talk about WoW in a decade. 10 years ago everyone was going nuts over it. If someone owned a computer, they were playing it. Hell, it was so big that South Park even did a WoW episode. I personally wasn’t impressed with it in the least. It was slow, tedious, and there was no actual action. It was one of the most boring games I’ve ever played in my life.

Has anyone played this? I picked it up today because it looked good. But the damn case didn't say anything about first or third person, or anything to that effect. Did I waste $20? I got it on PS4 if that matters. I have no idea if it's a system exclusive, or anything else other than I thought it looked like a fun game.

I wouldn't say it's a mind gone wrong. I get great pleasure of inflicting harm on others. Blood and mental anguish are my favorite things. Seeing the despair in another's eyes, and knowing you could end that despair in one simple move, yet choosing not. It's beautiful. To most it's not. But to many it's the only appealing thing. It's all we know. We get our enjoyment from it. Infliction of pain on the unsuspecting, and deserving of society is euphoria. As for the undeserving, that is just pure sport. Remember one thing always people. Psychopaths are born. Sociopaths are made.