Kane99

It's because they can. They don't need to, considering playing on PC is free. More games are becoming cross platform, so the idea of paying to play on one versus the other seems dumb to me. The fact we're buying and playing their games on their consoles should be enough. But, it's rumored that Xbox may be dropping it and just supporting gamepass ultimate going forward. Playstation could afford to drop it too. They could do something similar to Xbox and just have that he the only fee.

Who would have thought, doing something you find to be fun helps your mental health. Gaming is important to a lot a people. It helps wind my brain down. Helps me relax.

I might check it out. I sometimes get into point and click adventure games. As long as they have a fun story and the puzzles and stuff are fun. I'm good.

I have never been to a con or festival. I would love to one day go to e3 or something like comic con or even pax. But I don't know when that day will come.

Yes I have. I miss the days when I could download a games demo and try it out. I think you can do that for some games yet, but it's less and less I imagine. Or i just don't check for that anymore.

No problem. And if he does have a Playstation, he could always get Playstation services too. What I would do is get a month Xbox and then a month Playstation. I just have an Xbox and PC, so I use gamepass, but if I had a ps4 or 5, I'd get their service once in a while too.

I forget, but I imagine the earlier 3d GTA games had some fun guns. I know you could use a sex toy as a weapon in the game. Pretty sure saints row did similar.

Isn't this game two player? Or am I confusing it with another game?

Oh God, we'd be here all day if I listed the games I never got to play. Theres a lot that i wanted to play but couldn't. The most recent is probably the last of us part 2. I watched a playthrough of it as I don't have a ps4. I wouldn't mind playing it still though.

I guess I could say Madden was like that for me in the past. Especially if I played against other people. I had fun playing, but if I was losing, I'd get mad pretty fast lol.

Nope, anything that kinda requires you to pay to get anywhere, is not worth playing. I'd rather pay $60 for a new game, and play that than have to play some free to play game that you can't progress through because you don't have the gems, the skills, or the part needed to go further. They make it hard to do anything, so that people would be tricked into buying currency or items. It's stupid.

For many of them it is. We're getting older, and so are kids. I think it's fair to say that Wii, 360 and PS3 are getting to that point. Most kids who have played them are hitting their teen years and are becoming adults. For them it's becoming nostalgic to talk about their 360s and Playstation 3s. Lets remember that the 360 and PS3 are nearing 20 years of age themselves. 2005 and 2006 I believe is when they released. That's a long time ago for video games.

I heard it has some decent customer creation options. I love when games give me the creative freedom to make a character however I want. I hate when a game limits me to what I can and can't make. It sucks.

Man they're really going for that newer Zelda look aren't they? Looks promising I guess. Not really my thing, but I know many who would totally be into this.

I think the last game that featured Fast and Furious in the title, was regarded as a really awful game. Part of me thinks this will end up being hot garbage, but maybe I'll be wrong.

2K just has license to make WWE games, they don't own it or anything like that. Also, why are we even bringing up GTA? Makes no sense to me lol. Take Two isn't going to make much of a fuss about WWE games. If they do include some form of lootbox system or microtransactions for items, I don't mind that. Yeah it's annoying, but as long as it's not paid to win and I can gain the clothes while gaming, I don't care.

I'm not a huge fan of turn based games, just takes my patience away, and I have very limited patience with most games these days lol.

I see it's been out on steam since 2018, I might have to check it out that way. The reviews look good for it too, so that's a good sign.

Did you guys have any friends who hosted their own servers and acted like jerks with power? I knew a kid who ran a server for some game, I forget what. Anyway, he imposed some dumb rules, and some good ones, but mostly dumb rules. It was like he was trying to be a leader when no one really needed it. We knew how to play the game, how to set it up, etc, so it was odd he was taking over and trying to make it about him. Have you ever dealt with a friend who maybe modded a game lobby idiotically or wrong?

Been playing deathruns in fortnite as of late. I feel like I'm becoming somewhat of a pro at them haha. But seriously, they are fun. Aside from that, I've been playing two point hospital and that's about it.

I wonder how much lore he will end up putting in Elden Ring. I love the idea of him writing for games, because the dude has a rich storytelling and I want to see it featured more outside of just books.

100% agree. Nintendo is perfectly fine doing their thing. It works for them and for their fans. I think Nintendo fans won't care whether they buy up studios or not. They just want to play the games that make their consoles. I've said it a few times, Nintendo doesn't need the triple A games that other consoles get. Yeah sure a COD would be nice on the Switch, but I'm sure fans aren't itching to get their fix of COD on a Nintendo console. The fanbase is vastly different. When I see Nintendo, I see a niche that they found for themselves. That niche is perfectly suited for them, because they know the niche 100% and know how to market it, how to sell it, how to get people interested and so on.

Yeah I think that could be a very realistic future for them. They wouldn't need to make suped up consoles when they could possibly use streaming down the road as well. We all know streaming will eventually become the norm, as I hate the idea of it, it feels kind of inevitable. But it still will be a while before streaming is possible all around the world. It's one thing to stream movies, and tv, but to stream a video game is a whole other story. Anyway, with a mix of gamepass and streaming. Eventually digital will take over leaving out physical and then streaming later on.

That's a good idea. I didn't even know there was one for Fallout lol. I remember hearing about the Elder Scrolls one. I wonder what other games have their own cookbooks now.

I wish my family and friends gave me more gaming related gifts. Not video games really, but more memorabilia and other such things. Collectibles and such.