Kane99

Most first person shooters or first person games. Like Hitman Blood Money. They already have Hitman 3 in VR, but let's to back even further and make blood money into VR. I'd replay that in VR. Same with Sniper Elite series, but I think one of the newer games is in VR already. Wrestling games in VR would be interesting.

Im unaware of how many people still play apex legends, but I can't imagine it coming close to what fortnite it warzone does. I can still see it being somewhat popular among fans, but I doubt the servers are full up or people right now.

I have yet to have an accident while playing in VR. I almost hit stuff with my hands a few times but it's usually a bump and I'm good. I'm very cautious when it comes playing in VR, because I don't want to damage my nephews headset.

Eh probably not. Im by no means a pro gamer, nor am I that good with most mobile games, so I probably won't have much of a chance to go pro as a mobile gamer.

Super Mario bros 3, donkey Kong country, WWE smackdown here comes the pain, super Mario world and my more.

Nuketown is always a good one, but gets annoying after a while. Firing range in black ops is dope. Crash is a good one on cod 4. Terminal on mw2. I'm sure there are a lot more, but I forget their names and the games they're in.

The M16 with grenade launcher in cod 4 was always good. But so many complaints about it haha. Aside from that, maybe the kalil or whatever it was called it the first Black Ops game. I used the hell out of that for in multiplayer. Also the UMP was my to to gun for rushing people.

Most zombies movies I feel could fit a movie, I mean we already have a slew of zombie movies. Aside from that, maybe a game of Goodfellas. Maybe you can play as a small time gangster working on the outside of what happens in the movie. Would love to see a beatemup that is based on the Raid movies. I could see that working so well.

I have two SD vs Raw games on the 360 that I purchased used about a year or two back. I decided to play 2009 this weekend and my god is this game leaps and bounds better than what the current game does. The gameplay is fluid and just works and the presentation rocks. It does different camera angles, even outside the ring. Grapple works with the analog stick. Also played the mode road to WrestleMania and that had a full story with voice overs. I just played Chris Jerichos part. But you got one for triple H, Rey Mysterio and a couple others I'm forgetting. But yeah, this was impressive for a game that came out in 2008. Also, not bugs left and right like recent ones. Wish I could stream these games. I miss how good WWE games were just a decade ago.

I have not, but I hear it's very similar to over watch and some said it's too similar. It's free to play so I may check it out. But I never was into overwatch so idk if it would even like this one. But can't hurt to give it a try soon.

Hmm, not sure. Maybe Skyrim or Red Dead Redemption 2. But I'm probably forgetting about an even longer game. But I feel like Skyrim is the one game I played with nearly endless amount of stuff to do.

I can only think of mobile games. But most of them required you to do repetitive tasks and I think the addiction aspect wained pretty fast when I got bored of the games. One was this football game that became too easy to play. And I just got bored of winning lol.

Seems like it is. And I think for a free to play game, a battle pass system makes sense. But when it's a $60/$70 game, I don't think we should be paying for a battle pass on top of it. If we do, we should ateast get the first battle pass when purchasing the game at no additional cost and maybe charge us when the next season comes. That imo would be fair to me.

I think so. With the way Fortnite and Warzone have become hugely popular, I can see more multiplayer games coming that feature free to play options. They will probably just copy the method Fortnite does with their battle pass every new season or chapter. I think that is the way to go. You don't need to pay in order to play either, and can still level up. But won't get the other unlocks you would with a battle pass. That's the only way I see things working. But there are often free games from companies and more. I can see free games being a thing for years to come.

I have seen people streaming on there for a while now. Didn't know they made it possible to do it from your PC. If so I may actually consider doing some streaming on there to see how it goes.

Depends. I use cloud saves and such kinda often, but as for cloud gaming, not so much. I don't like the lag, I feel it's not 100% there yet anyway so will be a while before I can take advantage of cloud gaming.

I feel like Siege can go on for a long time. The team behind it to be fair have kept the game alive for a long time already. And it's still a popular game from what I see. Eventually they will need to make a sequel or do something fresh. But I think it has a long time ahead of it.

I don't play anything that's pay to win. It's one to have micro transactions and all that, but when you intentionally have a play to win game, it's really not fun or worth the time. Most pay to win games fail usually due to fans hating on the idea. As long as micro transactions and other such things don't give you an edge against others, I see no issue with it. But when it gives better items to those who have the money, then it just becomes pointless to play. Especially if it's a free to play game in the first place.

Played a little bit of it a while back, but it's not something I played religiously or much of. It's a run game for sure though and it's something I'd like to check out again at some point.

I've only played it once and mostly watched streams of it otherwise. It looks like something is get into though. Isn't it free to play now days or am I confusing it with another game?

I'm all played out on GTA V myself. Can't get into it anymore and if I do I probably play it for a few hours and then eventually get bored of it after a while. I am ready for GTA VI

There has been news of some game developers and studios wanting to enact a gaming union so that developers and studios are better protected from the abuse they've been receiving over the years, from forced crunch, to unreasonable due dates and so on. And of course other more harmful abuses like sexual assault and other such offenses. I think it's a great move to implement a union for people who work in the gaming industry, especially those don't have much power in the industry. Do you see more studios unionizing going forward? Do you think we'll see just one big union? Or will we see a few pop up here and there?

This is really cool. A games archivist nicknamed VGDensetsu has released 11GB of content that shows data on cancelled games, like screenshots, video previews, articles, cancelled games, and so on. He's been collecting this info for over 10 years now. Users have found details about Half-Life 2: Episode 3 and a Streets of Rage remake. Like in development images of Half-Life 2: EP3. If you'd like to comb through the info yourself, you can download a RAR/Torrent of it on the Internet Archive here - https://archive.org/details/archive_202301 As well, read more about this story here - https://exputer.com/news/industry/games-archivist-canceled-games-arts/

Looks like some members are leaving Playground Games, the makers of Forza Horizon and the Forza series in general. This new studio is called Maverick Games, and will allow their team to take creative risks. The studio head and creative director is Mike Brown who was the previous creative director for the Forza Horizon series. Along with him, comes executive producer Tom Butcher, CTO Matt Craven, content director Gareth Harwood and audio director Fraser Strachan. Ben Penrose also joins the fray, though previously working with Sharkmob, but has worked on Forza in the past. As well, Elly Marshall, has been named UX/UI Director. And finally, the COO is Harinder Sangha who helped form Sega Hardlight and Sumo Leamington. What do you think their first project could be? Maybe they'll do a racing game themselves? Read more about this news here - https://www.gamesindustry.biz/playground-games-leaders-form-new-aaa-studio-maverick-games

2019 was the year of the first Quest VR headset release and unfortunately it looks like Meta is deciding to cut support for the device soon. It will still get security updates and all that up until 2024, but the device will no longer get compatibility updates and all that. You also wont be able to take advantage of the Meta Horizon home any longer. So really you can play games you already own, but any future ones may not work properly. As well, it's rumored the Quest 3 is coming sometime this year, so there's that too. https://www.destructoid.com/meta-ending-support-quest-1-vr-headset/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=meta-ending-support-quest-1-vr-headset