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SImcity and Age Of The Empire series are my favorite city builders. I'd add fallout 4's settlement building especially with mods but that's another topic for another day.

It's a fun multiplayer game but I totally agree with you that it's a very basic game. I'll just add that I never really hyped the game up that much as I though it was very basic as well.

As I've said before in previous threads, as it is right now, that's very unlikely. With their "exclusive" game policy, lack of basic features in the Epic Launcher along with the trust issues regarding data, Epic games faces a massive uphill fight to ever match Steam.

I agree about Murdered but I felt it was unfairly deemed a bad game because it didn't have any multiplayer or online game modes.

I used to have the Driver game for PS1 on a demo CD and that's what got me hooked to the series. The sequels up to Driver 3 was pretty good but with its dated graphics and gameplay, I'm not certain you'd like it that much though. The thing I didn't like was the fact that the tutorial was mandatory. There was absolutely no way to skip it.

I agree that there should be laws specifically enacted to deal with greedy gaming publishers because this is a huge problem and it continues to get worse.

2k Games again?! I'm not even surprised by this at all - trust me. As I have said in numerous other threads, we need countries to start taking action against these other greedy publishers. What are your thoughts on this?

Skyrim and SKyrim SE

Deus Ex: Human Revolution

Driver 3 was one of my favorites back in the day... In addition to that, Socom Navy Seals for the PS2 as well

I used to love playing that game as well. Another one to add is the Max Payne series and Saints Row as well. GTA titles even incorporated certain mechanics from these games in more recent releases.

That sounds like a fantastic idea and I'd definitely be interested in that as well. How I used to love playing SSX tricky....sigh....

L.A. Noire is a favorite of mine as well although it's been close to a year since I last played it. The vanishing of Ethan Carter is a game I've heard some good things about. Murdered: Soul Suspect is a really underrated one but is a very solid addition. The gameplay is more linear than the vanishing or Noire as both titles are open-world games.

No but I've heard quite a few of my friends talk about. Just out of curiosity, is the action as good as the classic karate kid movies?

Spiderman: Far from home - 8/10. Pretty solid movie

Bad boys for Life is a pretty solid movie as well. Not quite as good as any of the previous movies but pretty solid nonetheless. Bacurau was also solid to be fair. To be honest, this year has been pretty quiet on the movie front due to the pandemic. I also posted the previous comment in the wrong section.