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I am amazed consistently at how helpful our members are. I can think of multiple times I have asked questions about games and folks here have gone above and beyond with sharing their experiences or even researching answers to troubleshoot. So, I just wanted to say thanks to y’all for being so awesome 🙂

Interestingly this the first game from Dontnod who would later go on to make Life is Strange and in my opinion, Remember Me is SO underrated. I think it gets overlooked because the style of 3rd person action and platforming gameplay was very typical at the time (Uncharted, Tomb Raider, Darksiders among many others) so it kinda got lost in the crowd. It's really good though.

Stick with Sony. Knockoffs will fuck up worse than most can imagine, and you'll just be buying them over and over. I say just pick a color you like from what they have and get a new one. I got the glacier white controller. There was nothing wrong with the black one that came with the system, I just wanted the color. I went through GameStop and they got it to me in about 3 days. So I recommend doing that.

I have it on PS3. It's been so long since I played it that I don't remember much. But it is an awesome game, and definitely worth getting. It can be a bit of a mind job if you're an emotional person. It's more designed for people who are fairly to completely numb. So if you're easily emotional, don't say I didn't warn you.

You are not the only one. I have disabled it in my laptop the moment I got my hands on the box. I downloaded the auroro lights ASUS utility the first software after the bootup of laptop. I just hate the RGB lights, they are pretty much distraction for me.

It's the only thing they would have to hand.

There's this mantra that I normally listen to before I go to bed about the magical toilet - just shove your head in there and everything will be explained. Somewhere in the middle of the explanation, I usually tell people to listen to it and all answers will be revealed and ummm...people follow the instructions and their head is stuck in a toilet and I end up getting sued :(

The problem is, wether you were aware of it or not, you opened a gate here. Someone needs help with a video game, you give advice and it all ends with that someone getting their head stuck down a toilet. I don't care if the story is real or not, there's a middle part to that story that needs told!

Freddie Mercury is spinning in his grave.

You mean all those time I tried to set you up for failure didn't work? God, I'm useless...

Bioshock Infinite comes to mind first. The baptism scene was especially painful to endure. But also there are other places where the game doesn't just force you to do something, it will even force you to look at a certain direction. Or FarCry5, might be an open world game, but in terms of storytelling and progression it's as set in stone and linear as can be. You can see what's coming from a 1000 miles in it multiple times, yet there is nothing you can do to avoid it. I was also annoyed with skyrim when you need to complete the whole shout ritual, I always wished there was an option to just reject the teachings. But of course the worst kind are forced failures, where the game will make the player work for a goal only to yank it out of your grasp, with no chance of redemption, that's by far the most frustrating thing a game can do. For example Cyberpunk 2077 is guilty of this on multiple levels: (Spoilers bellow) you are betrayed and shot by dexter deshawn, and the game doesn't even let you take revenge, and at the end you are left with a big nothing sandwitch the whole game is about survival, but you are still going to die in some way no matter which ending you chose.

The thing I love the most about Sony is that they're not only the only company present in every field of technology and entertainment but they're also the best or one of the best in each of them. They're also great inovators and have a great history. Keep it up. Glad to see that Sony is finally stepping up their marketing game for their Xperia products! My first Android smartphone was a Sony, and I am looking for a new phone I could get this year. Looking forward to this announcement!