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According to some rumors, Metal Gear Solid 3 Remake is in the works (MGS fanboy here and I hope this comes to pass but then it's Konami - hope disappears). Also, Kojima is making Silent Hill (Please make this come true - don't make Konami have any input) and Konami is also planning to revive Castlevania (Konami is just going to mess this up. I can feel it.). What are your thoughts on these rumors?

It could be fun but it also could be a weird and awkward game as well.

Most superhero games whether Marvel or DC are some of the biggest flops in gaming history. I can name at most 10 games that were actually decent and about 5 that were great.

Not really, Netflix still has the dominant and most successful series of shows so Amazon isn't really giving them much competition yet.

Agreed - Both have run their course and other games like COD Warzone have taken over.

Hard to tell with EA - they could just remake the game with slightly updated graphics and charge the premium price or they might just surprise us from once and give us new content. Going by history, I'm leaning towards the former.

Because of Covid, some creators are more desperate for money to maintain their lifestyles so it's not a surprise.

Sure - no problem.

No, I didn't unfortunately. I should have looked into it but I was busy with something else.

That's what most top companies do to stay on top...

My neighbor's kid also liked this.

Especially the fact that gaming is huge part of their portfolio unlike Xbox who has the backing of Microsoft so they can't be as careless.

That's what Belgium did to EA - they limited certain features such as Fifa Ultimate team and other forms of microtransaction.

Well, reviews are now out for it and...so far, they say it's only slightly better than Far Cry 5 which means it's a dud -_-.

That sounds like an awesome place - too bad we don't have any of those since the lockdown.

In VR games, FP is the default view and the only view that virtual reality is actually effective in.

The only way they'll ever bring back a game is if they suspect that they'll make a lot a money remastering said game.

I agree - it's like they make us the players the actual bug testers instead of the paid ones they have during production.

Being a PC gamer primarily, I don't use TV's but I do have a 27" LG monitor with QHD 165hz 1ms response time that I may hook my laptop up to and play some games or a console if I borrowed one.

Sometimes, it does really capture your attention and leave you in awe. I wouldn't say distracting per say - it's more like I'm amazed.

I'm actually so intimidated about the amount of unplayed games I have that I never usually get around to doing it or once in a blue moon I might just play one of them.

The first time I play Just Cause, I didn't like it that much but after playing a second time, I started really loving it.

Not necessarily, it depends on when I get to play my games or when I want to have a gaming session. That being said, playing horror games at night definitely boost immersion.

Spec Ops: The Line - I didn't agree with most of Walker's actions throughout the game but it is in my opinion, one of the best storylines in a game I can remember.

I'd say games like Rocket League or Fifa where you can finish a match in 20 mins or less depending on how much time you set.