Kane99

With brightness, I tend to turn it up more, unless it starts to get too grainey. Some games can be too dark sometimes, kinda like how some movies are too dark to see a scene. That's why brightness comes in handy.

I hate when a good tip is overlooked because of a bad menu or loading screens. I think there are games where it shows an important tip, but is blocked or hidden good. Or just not that noticeable.

Are there any remastered fmv games worth checking out? I know night trap had a remastered release. What other fmv style games got the remaster treatment?

Been rocking fortnite lately with the work friends. Been doing the easier death runs. Death runs are kinda fun. Can be annoying, but they're fun when you race friends.

I'm just glad that they mark it important, but you can still sell some of it. That's why I like during that one mission where you can steal the gift you're supposed to give from that one woman to that Braithwaite dude she loves or whoever it was. I like that you can do that.

I played the first game, but could never get into it. I remember actually buying the game from Walmart with my dad one time and i thought it'd be something I was into, but it wasn't for me. My friend showed off playing it one time though.

Lol fair. I liked his stuff for the comedy of it. Guys a notorious douche bag in real life. I just find his action, acting, skills to be comical more than impressive lol. His movies are always a good laugh.

I wonder if Google is going to try making one again. I know Google glasses was their first start. I wonder if Google glasses could make a comeback as a vr headset.

I got the collector mentality, so I like to keep the boxes for most things.

It probably will eventually. Whenever I hear about a fan remake, it's either taken down or the creators get sued. It's not like they can sell it, so I don't get why so many studios throw a fit about it. I feel like these fan remakes are just for personal use for the most part. I doubt most of them would be released.

I didn't even take that into consideration. But that makes sense. Street fighter had animations and art work for the most part. MK had those digitized actors.

I'm sure some fps games are open like that, but I can't see all of them. COD especially since modifying anything in that game can result in a ban.

Yeah I'll probably pass on it. Don't have the patience for that type of game anyway. I just hope they do like a platformer or adventure game. That'd be cool.

I'm starting to get worried about it. I have fears they will neglect their video game side of things and focus more on mobile. But I think what will end up happening, is that zynga will do its thing and will continue to focus on mobile games. Maybe we'll get some Rockstar or other games from zynga now.

Another prediction I have for the future of gaming, is that gaming won't be done via a computer or console. But we'll be able to stream and game on our mobile devices. AZ we'll, VR will be a huge part of course.

Because it seems they can't handle the toxic side of gaming. It's why mute and party chats are available for so many games and devices. Hell, we even have discord, so if anything, we probably don't deal with the toxic gamers as much as you'd think. Sure we may deal with hackers, cheaters and others like them. But for the most part, there are ways to mute and ignore people that works just as good in my opinion. These days, I think people are just so hell bent on canceling people, that this is the direction we'll end up going.

Probably because of time restraints. I figure they rushed the ending so that they can get there in time for the release window. The whole point of the ending is that you're supposed to assassinate the target in game. But it ends with you chasing this person on a burning boat and ends in a lazy and boring cutscene, it sucks. 😞

True. I've been getting some gaming in with my work friends. Been playing fortnite a ton with them. Kinda. I have a set time of work, so I could game before and after work if I wanted to.

Idk, delays are good sometimes, because it gives that studio more time to perfect their product. This is not like cyberpunk 2077 or the gta remastered trilogy, which both needed another delay or two if anything. I'm okay with a delay if it results in a better game releasing.

I looked through my Xbox friends list, where i have most of my gaming friends. I saw like half of them haven't been online for a long time. Usually it won't say if they were online if it's been a long time. Just says offline. Some will say online last, but not if it's more than a few years I imagine.

Did destroy all humans have an option where you could set humans to attack other humans? I swear that was an option in that game. But maybe I'm wrong?

I find a lot of the same boss fights in games. The usual 3 stages, certain rhythm you have to follow. I think it's lazy. When I see a game do that type of boss, I know they probably rushed it, or felt it'd be easier to just do it that way.

I've been thinking about doing the same. Haven't touched anything from blizzard or Activision lately and probably won't. The fact they still haven't fired bobby kotick is mind boggling to me. Ubisoft of course with the sexual abuse/harassment issues that they didn't do much about at all. They said their sorrys, but I don't think their ceo meant any of it. Was just about saving face.

I heard of the NES Advantage, never owned one though. The other controller looks familiar though. I heard it worked really well though. Was definitely meant for one of Segas fishing games. I think they had one on for the Saturn as well.

VR has come a long way. Especially if you count the virtual boy that Nintendo released. Sadly it wasn't a good product, but it showed it could be done. Just took us a while to get to a point where we can say we have decent VR options.