Kane99

I've probably said this a couple times already, but I think Largo Winch on the PS1 is awful. It's up there with the worst I think. The main thing is that not many people know about it. It's based off of a show that didn't seem all to popular either.

Honestly I can't really say. Cyberpunk 2077 would be a favorite as even though it was a bugged mess, I still had fun. Still haven't beaten it yet. I'd also add sniper elite 5 I think it was. That was okay. Unpacking, powerwash sim as well, maybe. As for bad games, idk. I don't really have any bad games in recent memory. I usually skip most games that get bad reviews or I just get gamea from gamepass, and some of those games probably released before 2020.

7 is a good age to start, but I think there are many who start younger. I believe I started when I was 3 and I got my nephew to start gaming around 3 or 4 I'd say. He didn't learn how to play until around 7 and up though, so maybe that's the best time they retain their gaming skills.

I would have to say Silent Hill 2, as it has some of the most unnerving atmosphere in games. From the red rusty hell you end up in, to the damp dark abandoned buildings. On top of that you will find annoying screeching mannequin like monsters and the industrial and somber music from Akira Yamaoka. I've never beaten it myself, but did watch a playthrough of it years ago and it is a fun, yet haunting experience. And from what I did play, it was tough.

https://www.sknr.net/2022/08/25/atari-and-butcher-billy-announce-nft-collaboration/ Eh, another NFT story for ya, not sure I am too psyched about this. Atari (not the one we all grew up with) is teaming up with an artist known as Butcher Billy to create NFTs around popular Atari games. They will also give away a free metaverse experience and also include a 1-888 interactive hotline you can call. Weird I know. Just feels like another cash grab by the new Atari. First the Atari VCS being a failure at this point and now they want to try jumping into NFTs. Probably going to end up failing.

I think there are a few Twitch streamers who are on 24/7. Some even stream while sleeping. I don't know if I could do that myself. I mean, if it paid me somehow, I would for sure consider it, but I doubt people want to watch me stream 24/7, my life is pretty boring honestly lol. I've considered streaming, but I don't know what I would do. I don't think I could do a just chatting stream or anything like that. I would maybe do streams on video games and maybe old VHS style content like commercials.

I'm not too into most Disney properties, at least in video game form. I kinda like the idea of a sim like game in the Disney world, but to me it just looks mediocre. But then again, I don't really see myself playing something like this anyway.

It's not something I really need, but I would love to own one. I could live without it though, as I honestly wouldn't use it that much I think. Since I got a gaming PC, I found I haven't had much interest in console gaming these days. Everything seems to be coming to PC anyway, I just don't see the point so much.

I feel like each Just Cause game has the same exact story. A monster dictator is in power, destroy all of his territory until you take it all out. They haven't changed much since Just Cause 2. The rest add a few things here and there, but that's about it. The story in the games are always forgettable imo.

The Bevis and Butthead game was kinda bad though wasn't it? It's still Beavis and Butthead though, so I still thought it was funny at the time. Especially since the show was so popular back then. Also wasn't there a game called Boogerman? I think that was another fun one.

One of my other favorite gaming memories, was back playing my nieces and nephews in video games when they were too young to play. Instead of giving them a controller that is plugged in, I would play and make them think they were playing. It always works when they're young enough, but it's also fun when they realize you haven't been plugging it in and they start to catch on. Fun times. 😄

It's definitely not for us. I also can't use it, because i'm over the weight limit, so even if I had the money to get one, I wouldn't be able to use it until I lost some weight. I wonder if they could increase the weight limit one day though. 😄

I don't know. I feel like you could do a lot of different things in a BB world. It's not like it has to be a BB game, but be in the BB world. Kinda like how Better Call Saul is. They could easily make a spin-off game taking place in this world. It's not like it has to involve drug making and killing people. It could be many things. It could be a story driven game like what Telltale games does. Usually yeah. But there has been better adaptations as of late when it comes to stuff based off of other things.

If it counts, I would say maybe going to midnight releases for some of the COD games. I probably went to two or three midnight releases for COD titles. I remember each time was quite fun, as the local gamestop would bring free pizza and you could do some gaming, purchasing, etc. I guess you could say we joined a hype train for that. I haven't done a midnight release in a long time though.

A lot of parents do, but they're just old and don't know any better haha. I want to get my dad to try something like the newer Gran Turismo games. I kinda want to get him a racing setup, with a racing wheel and brakes, and maybe a gaming chair as well. I think he'd have a blast playing some of the popular racing games with a racing wheel.

I really should look into playing some of the recent hunting games. Last hunting game I played a lot of, was one of the Cabela games on the PS2. I tried one on the 360, but it was either a demo or I played maybe 10-30 minutes tops. Honestly, you could play Red Dead Redemption 1 and 2 and just do hunting exclusively. You might have to play some of the way through the game, but I could see some people really playing the hell out of the hunting and fishing side of RDR 2. I know RDR1 has hunting to some extent. At least I think so. It's been a long time since I last played.

For sure. This is not made for the general public or gamers in general. This is more geared to someone who wants to run a arcade like company, where they have other gaming devices like this. I know there's that omni VR tool so you can walk in games, and there are all kinds of other VR and AR arcade machines out there. This would probably be used at like Disney or something.

I wouldn't say it was bad, I just couldn't get into it. I don't have the patience when it comes to fighting games for the most part. Learning combos, and all that stuff, was never my thing. I did it for MK back in the day, but didn't do it for later fighting games I played. I just don't see myself playing it for long. But for someone who's into games like smash bros, or fighting games in general, you'll probably enjoy it.

Well I don't own a switch yet. Have always wanted to, but was thinking since the Switch lite is cheaper, I would go that route when I could. But with all the talk about the joycon drift, I just want to make sure it doesn't happen if I end up buying one of the lites instead. Then again, I am probably covered via warranty, as I hear Nintendo will fix joycon issues for free. Only issue there, is waiting for them to fix it and send it back.

I'm not sure how I feel about this. I never played the Fear Effect games, so I can't judge it myself, but for those who did, check out the trailer below and tell me if this looks good or not. I personally think it looks mostly cheap and kinda boring. I get that it's a remake of a PS1 game, but it looks bad to me. And I think I know why, I looked at the comments on YouTube, and someone wrote this explaining the details: And you can view the trailer below. What do you think?

Yeah to be fair, the graphics are looking smooth according to the trailer. But we have seen this before, where things look good, and then turn out to be like Sonic Boom: Rise of Lyric for example. But if this is what the game looks and plays like, then I could see it being good.

Do you guys think that Saber Interactive will be fine to make KOTOR? It sounds like the two were working together and it sounds like a lot is already done, so maybe there's not much left for them to take on and it'll end up being an easy move on their part. But who knows, maybe this is a bad thing.

I remember when he was taken off as the cover star for the PGA games. He had that car accident and then allegations of infidelity and all that and he started to lose more in golf. But, I gotta say I do like a redemption story, so hopefully he can keep healthy and not do anything dumb. I imagine he gets paid a ton to be the cover star again. I mean, they made that game originally about him.

Favorites would probably be Rockstar when they're not being greedy, Ubisoft when they're not being greedy, Eidos, Naughty Dog, 2K (in some ways) and a few others I'm probably forgetting. Least favorites would probably be EA (when they develop games), and Activision. There are probably others though.

An article from PCGamesN talks about a hidden cutscene in RDR2, that was cut from the game, likely including a mission where you help someone film him catching a catfish. The cutscene below isn't finished obviously, as it was cut and probably tossed in the back of the code to be forgotten. Yet it looks like someone was able to find it. Heres the article discussing it: https://www.pcgamesn.com/red-dead-redemption-2/hidden-cutscene-cut-content