Kane99

I got an Andaseat a while back myself, it's a surprisingly comfortable chair, and I'm a big guy. I'm very happy I got it, because my last chair I used caused pain in my bottom when I sat for too long, so I had to get something new. I'm glad I got it. The last chair I had was this used office chair. It was just too stiff for my needs I think. But yeah, I'd recommend an andaseat branded chair any day.

They still publish great games, it's just that they also don't always do the right things. Their track record is that they don't listen to fans all that much. They sometimes release good games, like It Takes Two for example. They work with other development studios. As long as they let their studios make the games they want to make, EA will gain some respect. But it's the constant bad decisions they make, like with Dice and Battlefield for example.

Yeah I figure Covid is a big reason. Especially since I recently heard that gaming profits have gone down a bit since the lockdown lifted, which I could see in turn causing less people to stream game content. Anyway, I could see some people doing 24 hour streams. I think there are some people that do that. I don't think I could stream for that long ever.

Most of EA's sports games should be retired, or take a while off. I can't judge the FIFA series, but I know they too haven't changed much like Madden. I don't know about NBA Live, if they even still make that game, but I know NBA 2K is where fans go for Basketball. Anyway, if they just did one release and constantly update it every few months to a year, it would probably interest fans, and they can always make updates to the gameplay, and animations. Because Madden for example is the same game every single year with barely any changes.

And I think that's the cheaper model too, I think the $35,000 model is bigger than that one. I think they even custom make them as well, but I could be wrong. Also, I think all of those green lights are sensors, and I can imagine those costing a lot too.

The video game awards will be back this December, is anyone excited? I'm more interested in the reveals more than anything, but they will be adding one new category. That new category being best adaptation, as in video games turned into movies, tv shows, comic books and other such media. So you probably won't see the likes of The Last Of Us make the list, but I'm sure they will include the Halo show, that Resident Evil show and I imagine there are a few other game adaptations I'm forgetting. Anyway, feel free to discuss what games you think will also make the Game Awards this year. https://www.ign.com/articles/the-game-awards-returns-in-december-with-a-new-category?utm_campaign=trueAnthem%3A Trending Content&utm_medium=trueAnthem&utm_source=facebook&fbclid=IwAR2m5-9UI_yYzXZZyrHagCYvSDPw72xVk0kngiZAT4HNrUsHweM7QVLMY0Y

Rumbleverse is a battle royale fighting game. In it you essentially beat up each other until a winner is decided, much like any battle royale game out there. The last person standing is the winner. Since it's a live service game like Fortnite and features wrestling as a theme in some regards, I could see pro wrestlers making the cut and being added as DLC. Do you think that could be a reality? I think if they can license characters like Fortnite does, it could work. I doubt we'd see AEW & WWE co-mingling, but you never know. I tried Rumbeverse myself and am not sure it's for me, but if it brings real pro wrestlers in the mix, I may try to learn it.

According to this article: https://www.playstationlifestyle.net/2022/08/22/star-wars-kotor-remake-developed-saber-interactive/?fbclid=IwAR2wNHC8xSSD5us_TkKkcWcxXuBhpvGspx-foZOcNTsAP0YLH504_0sZ5WA It is being said that Saber Interactive is now making the Star Wars KOTOR Remake. Aspyr media was making it with help from Saber, but now it looks like Saber will be taking the full brunt of it all themselves. Does this worry you at all? Or do you think Saber Interactive will a great job?

Oh for sure. I just saw another review saying it was "Ugly and Boring Hot Trash", according to this site: https://www.gaminginstincts.com/review/saints-row-review-ugly-and-boring-hot-trash/ And they did a video review for it too: It's not looking good at all for them.

With the new Game of Thrones: House of the Dragon out recently on HBO and HBO Max, it got me thinking, when do you think they will make a new Game of Thrones video game? We had a telltale game, a game by Atlus I believe and I think there was a mobile game at some point. But other than that I don't think we've had any other games since. I think it'd be nice to see another try at a Game of Thrones game, but in the style of an action adventure much like their first try, but actually better. I know there's a possible game there, there's a lot of history they could go off of. Hell the show is a prequel, so a game could be one as well, or it could go into the future after what happens. But I hope it follows the books and not the show so much.

I had no idea there was even rumors of a Blade game being made by Ubisoft, but I guess that isn't happening. Ubisoft recently denied the rumors that they were making a Blade game. But now that we're talking about Blade, maybe there is a chance one day we'll see a Blade game. What studios do you think could make a Blade game? I know there was one for the PS1 that wasn't good by any means, but I could see a new Blade game doing pretty good. You can read the news here about this: https://comicbook.com/gaming/news/blade-marvel-game-rumor-ubisoft-response/

I think what OP may be trying to say is more advanced AI in video games, to the point where AI in video games learn from the player and the actions they do in game. I don't think he meant like adding AI, as we already have AI in games. I think it's more to do with making advanced AI in games, where it learns from the gamer, changed tactics and tries to twist the game on the player. Personally I'd like to see more advanced AI in games, where it makes the gameplay different each time. Kinda like how Left 4 Dead's AI system pretty much decided when the best time was to send hoards of zombies your way. But more advanced than that where enemies learn from the players. idk. That's my guess anyway.

Well the whole point is that they are banned in those countries because said countries believe something in the game is against their beliefs or is offensive to them in some way. Here in the US, they can pretty much keep it as they intended. Sucks that it is this way, but sometimes you have to appease them in order to get your games to sell over there.

Yeah Prince of Persia is a good pick as well. I remember hearing great things about it when it came out, but sadly I have never played the Sands of Time game, or any of the recent ones that came out like 10-20 years ago at this point. I'll have to check them out one of these days.

I still haven't played it. Even downloaded it on Game pass when it was on there, but didn't play it once. I think I need to get friends involved in order for me to play a beat em up like this. I don't like playing them alone, because the experience is for sure heightened with a friend or more. Maybe it'll come back to gamepass one of these days and I'll replay it then.

Yeah it's a nice added bonus for those who subscribe to Amazon Prime. Not only do they give you free games, dlc and other in game items, they also give you options in Twitch like a subscription you can use each month for any user you want to support. I used it for one of my friends a while back and he got a kick out of that.

Didn't PlayStation say they weren't interested in doing a sequel? I think if Sony wants a sequel, they'll commission one. It hasn't gone up by much since. It seems either not many people are interested in it or the petition isn't getting out there enough.

With me, I'm just lazy and prefer the ease of use that comes with digital purchases. The ability to download them a week or so in advance for some games. It's just an overall faster process than buying physical. But if it's a game I really want to add to a collection, I may add it one day. But digital will be fine for now.

That's a good way of putting it lol. That's why I tend to get services like gamepass so I don't have to pay tons of money on games I will just put on a shelf later. 😄 If I had the money though, I'd for sure start to buy more physical and digital games. But gamepass works good for me for now.

I tried Rumbleverse for the first time this past weekend, wasn't too into it. The controls felt stiff, and slow. Maybe it was the character I chose, I don't know. But I just couldn't get into it. I wonder if the game has a tutorial at least, I could give it another go I suppose.

It sounds like it's just customers who are making a fuss, but I don't see this being any different than Microsoft, Steam, Epic, and all these other platforms that sell digital games. If anything I'd argue Nintendo and them rarely lowering their prices is worse lol. Even their physical games stay up there in price. But I do get it, digital game prices rarely go down in price. Yeah we get sales often for many platforms, but it sucks to see some of these digital games for the same price they were at release, when the physical version is like $15 used.

This is interesting, I guess the car makers McLaren designed a car for the video game Gran Turismo Sport back on the PS4 in 2017. Of course, this is nothing new to Gran Turismo, as there are many other car brands that have made special and exclusive cars to the game. And now it looks like one of those cars has been into reality. The car that was ported to real life, is called the The Solus GT. It looks like something a gamer would have designed. It has a one person cockpit, and it just reminds me of what I could see a gaming chair/setup would look like in a way. You can read more about it here: https://news.yahoo.com/mclaren-putting-car-designed-video-220000962.html

True, I may just do that. I noticed it's not too pricey used on Amazon. Still think it'd be cool of Rockstar to remake it one day, just to get fans to check it out. I heard the game was fairly decent, and had a fun story, so I can see people jumping at it. But yeah, with Rockstar I don't see them ever making it a reality at this point.

You're probably right. I think it mostly works best for retro consoles anyway. Once you hit the generation with the PS2, things start to get murky with the licensing, plus probably the hardware needed to make it work properly. They clearly had their issues with the PS1 classic, so maybe it'd be best to not do anything later. There's no chance a PS3 classic would ever be made.

Saw this video from kindafunnygames on tiktok that also had issues with the game. I wouldn't say it's a remaster, it's more of a reboot as it's a whole new story in a different time. The whole thing that worked for Saints Row was the goofiness I think. I think this new game has that goofiness, but the other bits are bringing it down. Pretty much. And to think, they delayed the game once already. They probably should've done another delay, because it's clear it needed some extra work.