Kane99

Oh so you mean trading games in for store credit? I rarely did that, because the payout i got for most games wasn't worth it. I sold off a lot of my games to a game store and I didn't get a whole lot for it. Which I regret doing. I never saw a time where stores would give you 50% cash back, but like I said I rarely sold games back to stores.

It's crazy to me how some rare games end up being worth lots of money. The problem with this is that there's always a chance of more copies of this game being found in a warehouse somewhere. It's happened before with other rare games. Either way, I don't get why some are so expensive. And on top of it all, most of the time, rare games aren't even that good. Sure there are some good games that are rare, but most to my knowledge we're either bad or mediocre games that had limited quantities at release and no one really bought them. Now I can't comment on Kuon, as I never played it, so it could be good or it could be mediocre or awful.

Can't go wrong with angry birds and a lot of kid friendly games. Apple has a ton of options in games for children. I would suggest looking for education apps as well. Can't learn too early after all. 🙂

I think most newer phones from the android and apple side would work fine. Maybe even a few phone generations back. You might be able to play it on a budget phone as well. How much of a budget do you have? I think most new phones, even budget ones should be able to play it fine. I know razer and a few other PC peripheral companies are releasing their own phones, so you may want to look into those. Those will be a lot more expensive though.

That probably happens when you get used to a new controller and decide to jump back to something old. It might cause issues for a while, but you'll eventually get used to that controller again. For me I tend to get used to most controllers pretty fast. Also, my favorite controllers are the 360/Xbox one and the new ones. I'm happy they kept the design mostly the same since the 360. I also like the dualshock 2 for the PS2, and for PS3 and I'm sure I'd like the PS4 and PS5 controller too. I still can't get used to he switch controllers/joycons though. But I also don't own a switch and haven't played it much otherwise. I feel like the buttons are to small.

It might be available on the Xbox, or it could have been on the Xbox dashboard at some point, but might not longer be. I could see them listing this as an ad for people to mess around in. They've done similar things in the past with dashboard ads. Can't imagine it'd be hard to add it on Xbox either.

Thanks for your review. It's very in depth. I'm planning on getting it through gamepass soon. Haven't been gaming much as of late, but it's next on my radar for sure. And this review pushes me closer to getting it.

In recent memory Cyberpunk 2077. I know it's cliche at this point, but it's more than just that. They promised things that they have yet to deliver on. Still, it's not the worst of the worst. The one that comes to mind is probably the Silent Hill HD remaster, mosly for the 360 version. I imagine it's playable, but i hear it's got graphical and performance issues and Konami has never patched it. They did for the PlayStation version.

I've never been too into the series. I played a demo for the first game I think and though I thought it was interesting, I never saw myself playing the full game or checking out the sequel.

I'm tempted to check it out when it drops. I liked the first game, but felt it was way too short. I finished the main story too fast. It also felt like fallout in a good way, but I wanted it to be longer like most fallout games. If this game turns out to have more going for it, I'll eventually get it.

Honestly I would probably say sunset overdrive because it was one of my favorite exclusives for the xbone. I played some halo in the past but never got too invested in the series. As for other Xbox titles, I dont know. Maybe the original Fable and Fable 2. I did like Halo 2 as well, but I only played that at a LAN party for a weekend.

For me it's mostly PC, Xbox one and Xbox 360. I haven't touched my 360 in probably a year or two. I don't game much on my Xbox one either. Mostly use it for streaming stuff and YouTube. But my PC is where I game the most now days.

So the dock is essentially what Nintendo has with the switch correct? It sounds like there are alternatives on the market, maybe other ones are better suited for now. I don't own a steam deck so can't really comment on the dock, but I'm curious if there are cheaper alternatives that do just as good.

I have not dropped coffee or any other beverages on my keyboard. I have spilled on my desk before, and that was kinda close to my keyboard. I'm usually safe when it comes to beverages. I don't keep them close to my electronics.

I used to go in the Xbox forums back in the day and read the many topics of people trying to get their bans revoked. Rarely did I ever see it happen. I remember they would ask why and a Xbox team member would respond. Or one of the forum mods will answer it, I forget. They just give the ban reason and that's it. I don't know if anyone got their bans overturned.

True, but I still would have liked to see them start from the first game. Technically you don't have to since both games don't connect. So maybe they will instead do SH2, then do the SH1 and SH3 since those two are sequels to one another. Anyway, I know Capcom did it with RE, they started from the first game onward. So idk, kinda weird to me, but we'll see how it goes.

I don't even remember the last wrc game I played. I know I played one of the games, but there's so many now I've lost count. As for the switch issue, maybe it's not the games but the switch itself. Have you considered reaching out to Nintendo support or maybe reaching out to he team behind wrc to see if they can figure it out?

Oh wow I have no clue what we're looking at here. Is this some kind of racing game? Would help if you gave us more details about what you're looking for. Was it an older game for on DOS? 95,98? Did it involve you racing small cars like hot wheels or something? Idk I'm drawing a blank.

I wonder if it will try to recapture the glory of Need For Speed underground. If so, I think going back to that style, will help it make a comeback. I know my brother was pretty excited about this new one, because it looked so similar. So hopefully they make something good here.

Sadly haven't been doing much gaming lately. Played a game of fortnite this weekend and a little bit of rdr2, but that was it. Been kinda sick and dealing with other health issues as of late so haven't been gaming much.

I do the same with rdr2, but instead of YouTube I'll listen to Spotify or something. I'll sometimes watch a movie at the same time, but I find that it's a bit too hard to pay attention to a movie when I'm gaming.

Exactly. It's about making the game accessible to play. No one wants to get stuck in a dark room they can't find a door too. It's fine to make games dark, but give the gamer a source of light so that we can see enough. Or a good enough flashlight like in Silent Hill 2 for example.

I wouldn't really count What Remains of Edith Finch. Nothing really happens in it aside from puzzles and a story via notes and narration. It's atmospheric, but I wouldn't put it on a list horror games or games for Halloween. But that's just me. I don't view it as a scary game, if anything it's more depressing and sad than scary.

To be fair, most assassin Creed games look good. I always thought the depth of the world was pretty big. Really made you feel like a master when you climb the tallest building and see the massive world from atop.

I'd also add call of duty games. I usually focus mostly on the multiplayer. I do play the single player, but once done I rarely go back. But there have been times where I'll play cod multiplayer for 2 years or more at depending on the game. I did so for Cod 4 back in the day. Got over 100,000 kills. Fun times.