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When I was a kid it was probably super Mario bros 3. I got near the end as a kid and remember feeling proud of myself because of it. I remember being mad that I kept failing, but getting near the end was still something awesome to me.

I couldn't stand him when he started. All I remember him being was loud and annoying. I believe he hammed it up for his audience a lot too, and I just could never get into his humor. Also his horror game videos where he screams all the time, also put me off on his content. I hear he's chilled out a lot these days though, so good for him. Still not interested in watching his content though.

Maybe trying to go for all the pigeons in GTA IV or whatever it was I had to collect in San Andreas, vice city it GTA III. But now days I can't be bothered to collect everything in a game. I'm just too damn lazy to do that these days lol.

I'm going to have to go for GTA IV and RDR1, simply because they had my favorite dlc. GTA IV had the Ballad of Gay Tony and the Lost And Damned DLCs. Both were great. Then of course rdr1 had the undead nightmare. Which is one of my all time favorite DLCs ever.

Depends on the game. Something like rdr2 or GTA, I could go in a kill not problem. But I don't do it that often in most other games. Just never care to. Idk, it's weird, because I can do it in the games I previously mentioned, but some games I won't. Maybe it's their systems where if you do anything t bad, it just restarts you.

Yeah I get really frustrated with those souls games. They're way too hard for me. I would love to get into them and progress, but I have no patience for it to be honest.

I've played some, but I don't play them often. I played a little bit of the first monkey island game. But got stuck at one point and gave up. Usually it get stuck at a certain part of a point and click game and just give up. I did play one recently, called The Procession to Calvary. It was a weird point and click game, but was pretty funny at times.

I feel like I answered this before, but it may have been a completely different topic. Even though I didn't play it, Deadly Premonition comes to mind. It's a game with a weird and wacky story, but horrible gameplay. I saw a let's play of the whole game, and I heard the people playing complain about the stiff and awkward controls. But the story and characters made up for those problems.

Yeah they've been on a buying spree as of late. And I think other companies are trying to do the same. Like sony. Anyway, they have a lot of great talent under their banner. So here's hoping they can put out great games. They really need to start utilizing these studios and their talents.

And that's why games have a system to stop you, or try and stop you. For example, if I go on a killing spree in rdr2, I could amass a blunt of hundreds of dollars. Which means lawmen and bounty hunters will keep coming after you. In hitman for example, it lowers your score if you killed inoccent people. But it still gives you the option to kill them if you want. There's another game where I don't want to be an npc. The hitman series.

That's is true, there are still people who will gladly purchase their maddens or battlefield games. But they also own a ton of indie studios and games. To be fair, they have gotten better when it comes to their indie titles. And for the most part, they seem to let there indie crews do their own thing. But their AAA titles are lacking these days and needs a fixing as soon as possible. Recent battlefield was a failure and I think fans are starting to drop out of that franchise because of the neglect.

I'd say I burnt myself out on GTA games, and any games like them. Just tired of driving to a destination, do a job, go back collect money, repeat. Same with cod games. I'm done with them because I have no interest in wasting my time on them anymore. If my friends want to play MW3, I'll be there. 😄

Yeah I'd probably say bad timing as well, but the scalpers are probably the big issue. They've been making it a pain to buy anything new these days. Even figures and collectibles are getting bought up by scalpers with the intent to sell them for double or triple the original cost. What I don't get is why it hasn't been solved. Like, why don't these shopping sites and stores implement a system to catch those who do buy up too many of one device? I know some stores have tried, but scalpers seem to get through it. It's just crazy.

Also, Donkey Long Country counts as 16 bit right? Makes me wonder, with it's early 3d, wasn't it more than 16 bit? Maybe I'm wrong, but if it is 16 bit, then I gotta say, that's pretty impressive looking graphics for a 16 bit game.

I haven't been watching much let's plays or game play videos as of late. I've mostly been watching Just chatting streams on twitch as of late. A lot of Paymoneywubby and a few others. But gameplay stuff has been on the backlog for me.

Honestly, nothing has really jumped out at me and have me that feeling of excitement and hype I hope for in a trailer. Maybe the recent god of War trailers, but I'm not that invested in those games yet. I still need to play the first one. But yeah, no game trailer has really blown me away recently. At least not one that I can think of.

True, you can get a lot more creative with GTA online. But, that doesn't mean they can't get wacky with rdr2 online. Hell, give us undead nightmare 2 online. That'd draw tons of people back in. Give us the 4 horses of the apocalypse. RDR2 online could be crazy and wacky if rockstar wanted to. I say split the modes up. If people want realism, then they can play the standard rdr2 online. But if they want to just mess around, and do fun stuff, let there be a mode to do it. I could easily see it bringing people back in. I know it would for me.

At this point I feel like one console is enough. Especially if you only play third party games. If you don't care for first party games as much, then both console would work. And on top of it, gaming PCs often cost a lot more than consoles. Consoles tend to be a lot more affordable.

Lol never heard the word molding for modding. But yeah, modding abilities in stray would be pretty dope. Maybe change the animal type to a dog, or alien creature. Or replace it with a tiny human. Kinda like that little nightmares game. But I doubt they would add modding to this game. From what I saw, it's more of a linear game, so it probably won't give you much creative freedom.

I agree with you there. It's one of my favorite controllers because of how simple and effective it is. It isn't too big, and isn't too small. The only downside of the 360 controllers was the horrible play n charge kit. After a while it would die on me, and wouldn't charge batteries. And then it would lose connection at times. I'm glad they went to usb then usb c for the newer Xbox controllers.

I'd have to say Duke Nukem. A game featuring him today would not fly. His humor is dated and I don't think we'll ever see a new game with him. Unless they make a new game with old Duke Nukem. Where he has to fit in to society and change his ways. But he has to come out of retirement to kill aliens or some shit. I think it could work. I think that's the only way a duke Nukem game could work. He could still be a creep, but they'd have to tone him down a lot I would imagine.

I game on PC and oftentimes like to watch youtube, movies, or listen to music. Plus I'm in a voice chat often with friends, so I have to turn the audio down in game to hear everything else. It always seems like the game audio is way overpowering. Especially the music. I don't know why that is. But I always have to turn the volume down.

I don't think fast travel is an option in the mp mode. I'm aware of it in single player, but online I'm pretty sure they don't allow you to fast travel. Maybe if you're playing on passive mode or something. I know that's possible in GTA V, so I imagine they have that. Otherwise you'd probably get a warning that fast travel isn't available because of an enemy being nearby.

Yup, I had to send in my original Xbox 360 arcade console for repair up to 5 separate times, all due to the RRoD issue that plagued early consoles that generation. Everytime I had to send it off to get repaired (for free though thank goodness), but having to wait a month or more to get your console back was a pain in the ass. I decided to finally buy a Xbox 360 slim instead and that lasted me many years, until the DVD drive decided to stop working for me. 😞 Sucks when that sort of thing happens, but if you're lucky, you'll have a warranty with it.

With the news that Skate is making a comeback, it looks like the team behind Session have released a new trailer announcing the final release date. This game has been out since 2019 in an early access state, but the final release is coming this September 22nd. I was thinking of getting the game now on early access, but I might wait until its official release. Check out the trailer below, and let us know what you think.