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I completely agree! The potential for Alex Wesker's return is intriguing. Capcom should focus on unifying the storyline rather than ignoring past threads.

I'm glad to hear about Krafton's acquisition! The Evil Within holds a special place in my heart, and I can't wait for its return!

One other game that I absolutely loved that I feel like I never see anyone talk about is Paradise Killer. The game is set in literal Paradise, and there has been a murder, hence the title of the game. It's up to your character, Lady Love Dies to solve the murder by exploring a gorgeous, vaporwave aesthetic island to collect clues, and by interrogating the island's inhabitants, a colourful cast of characters with names like Dr. Doom Jazz, Witness To The End and Crimson Acid. Also the game has one of the best soundtracks of any game I have ever played.

I absolutely agree, I love Spec Ops: The Line. At first glance it just looks like any other miltary shooter, but it goes a lot deeper the more you get into it. I remember the loading screen messages that made you feel guilty for playing the game, like "Do you feel like a hero yet?"

There's also Tom Cruise who did his own stunts in most movies as well.

I'm glad to see a new Onimusha game again. This takes me back to my childhood!

Police Story with Jackie Chan has the best stunts of his whole career. His Hong Kong movies were always better than the pre-Rumble in the Bronx crap he did in the US. 🤓 I also recommend Project A, as he does some awesome things in that film. And in one scene, he literally falls from a clock tower while he is handcuffed. 🥶

I remember The Thing! It's great to see a remastered version. Excited for newcomers to experience this underrated classic!

Akon’s trouble nobody is one of my favorites as well. His album “trouble” is a classic.

I was into photography when I was a kid. Luckily, I had full access to a darkroom, so I was able to do my own photography and every aspect of the process.

I prefer dedicated servers for their reliability and fairness. They enhance competitive play in FPS games, while casual games can succeed with peer-to-peer.

I don't think I could even guess what the last game would be that releases in 2024. A lot of games either get delayed or there can sometimes be games that have surprise announcements about a release. Will be interesting to see what the last game released of 2024 is though when it happens.