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Well, remember how those custom PS5 faceplates were forced away by Sony because they weren't licenced or something? Well, Dbrand has decided to jump into the faceplate bandwagon, and are releasing their own custom PS5 faceplates. In a letter announcing the new plan, Dbrand start off the letter by stating "Sue us, Sony." You can read more about this news here - MP1ST

I mean in regards to like drive in movie theaters. Where you bring your car, and that essentially where you also watch the movie from. In this case, people would have to play games from their cars. I figure this way, it'll help with social distancing measures, and you won't be so close to people. I could see it working if they do it right.

As the main character? Or, who Spider-Man will have to go up against? If it's the latter, I see them doing that most likely. But I would love to see them do a game featuring Venom as the main character.

I think there are more games coming out with permadeath as an option. I love when games offer this, because it makes that game that much more intense. That's why when I play the new Watchdogs, I plan to use the permadeath option, so that I have to get new people to join the crew.

I don't think so. They could very well do what MS has done and support stuff like smart phones. I just don't see them attempting another handheld after the PSP and Vita didn't do so well to begin with. I can't imagine the third attempt would go over any better. I would love to see them doing another handheld, I just don't see it selling.

I can understand side quests/missions. But I feel as if they should at least touch every aspect of the game. So if there is a certain mechanic in the game, like crafting, building, etc, it should at least be tried once. That's how I feel anyway.

Pretty much all of the Just Cause games, as I honestly did not care for the story or follow it. From 2 to 4, I didn't pay attention to any of the story. I just wanted to get back the game and destroy stuff. lol. That's all that game really is, a fun game to blow stuff up.

Yeah a few of them were testers. They're part of the Super Best Friends on YouTube. They used to do lets play on YouTube, and a couple of them would talk about testing certain games often in their videos. Mostly talking crap about how awful certain games where lol. I think it would be fun to make friends at a job like that though.

I found a couple plushies at toywiz. https://toywiz.com/diablo-dead-treasure-goblin-plush/ https://toywiz.com/diablo-treasure-goblin-plush/ Can't seem to find much else though.

Is anyone here familiar with the Sega Saturn? It was the obscure console that came out before the Sega Dreamcast. It was their answer to the PS1, but sadly didn't sell all too well in the states. My dad ended up getting two used Sega Saturn's for just $37 back in the early/mid 2000s. I got Virtua Fighter, Virtua Cop, and a few other games with it. Sadly I sold the boxed up one to a Play n trade store years ago. I still have one of the Saturns and I have the virtual cop/fighter games. I even still have a couple of my lite guns for the console. Sadly, my controller for it is damaged, so I need to find a replacement if I ever want to replay it. But yeah, do you remember the Sega Saturn? I actually kind of liked it. Felt different then other consoles.

Or like when a studio has to make a new ending because the ending to a trilogy didn't go the way fans wanted. In case you're wondering, I'm referring to the ending of Mass Effect 3. Fans weren't' happy, and they ended up making a free DLC to end it differently. For any games that have DLC that continues the story, they should patch that ending in eventually so that when those DLC's get removed, an update to the game would just give it to everyone. More studios should do this if they ever expect their DLC to be removed.

The people at Link Cable Gaming posted a top 10 list of the worst Xbox One games. Do you agree with the list below? You can read more details on the worst games here - Link Cable Gaming. What games would you add to this list?

My big issue with the witcher 3, was how many menus the game had. I felt extremely overwhelmed by the amount of stuff you could do, and I kind of just gave up because of it. Cyberpunk 2077 is a whole different story, as it feels a lot more laid out and understandable. But the witcher 3, for me, felt too overwhelming. Like it was just too much. I want to give it another chance though.

I heard it was released recently, but I think I confused it with the news that consoles were being shipped to backers. Or so I've heard. Anyway, it officially launches in March I think. I don't know how the people running this company can think it's going to sell on nostalgia alone. I can't see that happening. This thing is not going to sell, and Atari will be sold off to the next highest bidder.

I don't usually buy physical games anymore, so I tend to just get the digital version. I think it's because I'm lazy to wait for the game to be delivered, then install it, and so on. Then have to put the disc in whenever I want to play. Digital is just more useful. But I understand that people would like to have the game in their collection.

I never played the game myself, but always wanted to. But after watching him play this, I think I'll pass. Angry video game nerd has steered me away from a lot of bad games. 😄

Thank goodness, as I have been wanting to update my crafting ability and have been too scared about my save file going corrupt.

True. They have all these studios that could be releasing some new games. I think we need to start seeing some exclusives soon though. Anyway, I'm good with MS buying more studios, but I would like to see more games coming soon.

Yes and no. Just anything in the future where your brain can control the game. If it be via electrodes that's cool too. I sadly don't think we'll see anything like it in our lifetime, but maybe we'll see it at some point. 🙂

When it comes to games and microtransactions, I'm not much of a fan. Now days, a lot of games offer options for loot boxes and other microtransactions. I view it as gambling. Do you know anyone who was addicted to buying loot boxes and microtransactions? I've been hearing that more people are going into debt because of it.

Do you ever think we'll get to a point where video games can be played inside of your head? I believe we'll get somewhere at some point, where we can utilize our brains a lot more, maybe even to the point of recording our thoughts and ideas. Do you think we'll ever get to the point where games can be played inside of our brain somehow? Maybe I'm thinking too futuristic.

Um, I don't know whether to believe this or not, but Tom's Hardware has an article discussing KFC's video game console, KFConsole. Yes, you heard me right. Now that KFC has landed in the short movie game, they're also making a console. This is so confusing to me lol. But it's for sure real. There's literally a page for it on cooler master right now. Read more on this story here - Tom's Hardware Trailer

I don't think is has anything to do with unrealistic expectations. I think it's fair to expect a game to release in a playable state. Sure we expect big RPGs to have glitches and bugs here and there, but with CP2077, it's a whole different story. The studio literally lying about the last gen version being ready to go, when it was not. The devs knew this, and yet the leaders decided to release it. Bethesda is known for releasing buggy games. From Fallout 3, New Vegas, Skyrim. All of them were often buggy. But, to my knowledge, I don't recall anything too game breaking for the time. Though I imagine there was. Mass Effect Andromeda got the same treatment because it was downgrade from previous Mass Effect games. As well, the studio was forced to rush release yet again. Which is a big problem with EA's studios. The key thing here, is that people are tired of getting broken games, because it's happening a lot more these days with the whole "we'll release it now, and fix it later mentality". Gamers are just tired of being lied to, and paying for broken games, etc.

Buggy games can qualify for worst. I will admit, CP2077 isn't the worst game of the year, but I think it's fair for some to say it's the worst considering how the PS4/Xb1 ports were. Of course, that is their opinion, but to each their own. I love the game, but I understand why some would consider it one of the worst of the year based off of how buggy it is. Bugs can bring a game down a lot.

Can't say I noticed it either, probably because I rush through that area too. Next time I play, I might try that out and see it for myself. Or I could just watch it on YouTube. 😄