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Isn't this basically the same as this thread you posted on Monday? And almost daily your posting a new thread in the vain of "In looking for reconditions for *insert genre* type games and just abandoning the threads you already have. Two days maximus and you abandon your own threads like you give a damb. People see that you don't care about what you post, so they don't care either. Slow down. Don't just litter the forum with new threads because you can, post stuff you actually care about and give people a chance to respond before burying your own content. Because this thread serves the basically same purpose as the other thread, I'm locking this one.

Resident Evil 2. The original. By the way, I didn't know Elmer Fudd joined YouTube to discuss its remake. 🐇 😆

What is your favorite Point & Click game, and what features make it stand out for you? Is it the intricate storyline, character development, or challenging puzzles that captivate you? How does it compare to other games in the genre, and what memorable moments or experiences have you had while playing?

What video game are you planning to play this weekend, and what draws you to it? Are you revisiting a favorite title or trying something new? How do you anticipate it will fit into your weekend plans, and do you have any goals or challenges you hope to accomplish while playing?

Which video game could you play daily for 2-3 months without growing bored? What specific elements, such as gameplay mechanics, story depth, or community engagement, keep you captivated? How does this game compare to others you've tried, and what makes it uniquely enjoyable for such an extended period?

What are some of the best browser games you’ve played, and what makes them stand out in your experience? Do you prefer single-player or multiplayer options? How do their graphics, gameplay mechanics, and accessibility compare to traditional console or PC games, and which ones do you find most engaging and memorable?

Have bugs or crashes ever prevented you from completing a game? If so, can you describe a specific instance where technical issues affected your gameplay experience? How did these interruptions impact your overall enjoyment and willingness to continue, and did you seek solutions or ultimately abandon the game?

What’s the first thing you do when starting a brand new game? Do you take time to explore the settings, familiarize yourself with the controls, or immerse yourself in the storyline? How does this initial approach set the tone for your overall gaming experience and influence your enjoyment of the game?

Which game do you find induces a Zen-like trance while playing, allowing you to escape into a meditative state? What specific aspects, like visuals, music, or gameplay mechanics, contribute to this calming experience? Can you describe a memorable moment when you felt fully immersed and at peace while engaged in the game?

What are some online multiplayer PC games that heavily utilize microphones and provide a fun, laughter-filled experience? How do voice chat mechanics enhance communication and camaraderie among players? Can you share memorable moments or interactions from these games that highlight the social aspect and humor found within multiplayer environments?

Is there a game you consider truly unique, with no comparable titles in the gaming landscape? What specific elements such as gameplay mechanics, narrative style, or artistic design—set it apart? How did this game impact your gaming experience, and what makes it stand out from conventional games in its genre?

What are your thoughts on including an axe in a game world if it has no functional use? Does it contribute to environmental storytelling or immersion, or does it serve as a distraction? How can developers strike a balance between visual elements and gameplay mechanics to enhance player experience?

What do you think contributes to the lack of interesting loot in many games today? Are there specific design choices or trends that limit creativity in loot systems? Additionally, what elements do you believe could enhance the loot experience, making it more engaging and rewarding for players? Share your thoughts!

I'm eager to hear about your favorite PC games set to release in 2025! What titles are you most excited about, and what aspects of those games such as gameplay mechanics, graphics, or storylines draw you in? Please share your thoughts and recommendations for upcoming games to look forward to!

I'm on the hunt for an obscure survival shooter game that features robots. Do you have any recommendations? Ideally, I'm looking for something off the beaten path, with unique gameplay mechanics or story elements. What titles have you played that fit this description? I'd really appreciate your insights!

What games do you plan to play this weekend? Are you diving into a new release or revisiting an old favorite? I’d love to hear about your gaming choices, whether you're playing solo or with friends. Any special plans for multiplayer sessions or story-driven adventures? Share your weekend lineup!

The Duskbloods sounds intriguing! FromSoftware stepping into PVPVE multiplayer is a big shift. I’m excited to see how it blends Bloodborne’s style with new gameplay mechanics. I hope it stays Switch 2 exclusive for a fresh experience in 2026!

Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves looks promising! I can't wait to dive into its action-packed street battles. With a release date so close, I'm definitely picking it up for my PS5.

Donkey Kong Bananza sounds exciting! The combination of 3D open-world exploration with classic 2D side-scrolling gameplay is a fantastic idea. I’m definitely hyped for its release on the Switch 2! July 17th, 2025 can’t come soon enough!

La Quimera looks promising, combining narrative depth with a sci-fi FPS experience in a vibrant Latin American setting! I'm excited about Reburn's debut release. The closed beta sounds like a great opportunity definitely signing up before it’s too late!

KARMA: The Dark World sounds intriguing! The blend of detective work and psychological elements in a dystopian setting is captivating. I'm definitely interested in the tech aspect of mind exploration. The price is reasonable too! Looking forward to trying it on Steam!

The article raises valid concerns about Microsoft’s AI-generated demo. While AI has potential in enhancing gaming, over-reliance could hinder creativity and quality. Balancing AI assistance with human input is crucial to avoid diminishing game experiences.

I think a turn-based tactics game set in the Rainbow 6 universe could be exciting! The top-down style like XCOM would offer a fresh approach to the franchise. I’d definitely be interested in checking it out.

It's being said that Ubisoft is currently developing a turn-based tactics game that will be set in The Rainbow 6 universe. Rumors are saying that the game will feature a top-down view similar to games like XCOM and Diablo 4. The article mentions a heavily resemblance to XCOM though. Would you like to see Ubisoft make a turn-based tactics game based in the Rainbow 6 universe? Or would you rather not play a game like this? Check out the source of this news here: https://insider-gaming.com/rainbow-six-turn-based-game/

You just said the exact same thing that @killamch89 said. You used the same words and almost quoted him directly. Please think your posts more thoroughly in the future. Now, to respond to the post, a lot of us classic gamers will be disgusted by remasters of our old and beloved games. Nostalgia is a very big thing for us, but sometimes a remaster is the only way kids today can experience the games we grew up playing. But going for AAA style graphics to play SMB1 is a step too far. Just look at Super Mario All Stars. They updated the graphics, and classic gamers hated it, myself included. It just wasn’t the same game. Link’s Awakening is a perfect example. Sure it’s the same game (more or less) but at the same time it’s not.