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In this article here, It discusses HP Instant Ink. Imagine buying a printer and having to pay a subscription fee to use said printer? Every year, companies keep doing more things to drive away their consumers. Why would they think this is a good idea?

They did release a handheld that can stream PlayStation games - except you can do that with your phone with PS Remote Play so it's not worth the $200+ price they're charging for it.

The problem with Sony nowadays is that they're more interested in making remakes and Live-service games so a lot of really good IPs fall to through the cracks.

Not at all - It's been rumored that the PS5 Pro might be coming out next year with some AI features in relation to upscaling. The PS6 is rumored to be coming out in 2026/2027 so the PlayStation isn't going anywhere for now.

They can do this to older titles - didn't you see what happened to Spec Ops: The Line? That's why you should either buy your games from GOG or get a physical copy so you can still have access to them even if the developer decides to do something shady.

I do remember the Resistance Series as well. I used to have it on my PS Vita back in the day - I wish it would come back just because of how generic the first and third person shooter games have become. Sony is going all in on remakes and Live Service so unless it comes under one of those two categories, it's definitely not coming back anytime soon.

There are Amiibos still coming out almost weekly but I'm not sure about modern games that actually utilize them.

I do know of the Atari 7800 - Never owned it personally. It's times like this that I wish gaming museums were around. So many masterpieces that we never hear of.

I see - If you want another recommendation, there's Mario Kart also.

Right - my bad. I seem to be getting quite senile - WII-U had potential but some of the things Nintendo were attempting was just a bit too ambitious for the technology that was available at the time.

Exactly - there's so many factors that separate both games that it's an apples to oranges comparison.

I used to watch it a lot as a child with Michael Schumacher and I also used to love Nascar. I guess I lost interest as I grew older.

As of now, Smartwatches aren't a necessity so getting one is more of a luxury.

Just wanted to catch up with everyone - How's the week been for everyone? I went out of town to visit a sick friend.

Tales from the Crypt will always be cult classic especially for kids who grew up in the 90s. Rugrats and Mighty Morphin Power Rangers are classics as well - I remember watching Malcolm in the middle on WB.

Honestly, I think Helldivers 2 might be game of the year - I'm having so much fun with it. I also picked up Metroid Prime remake as well.

You know that I didn't remember this series existed. True Crime: Streets of LA was an amazing game. I think that I did play New York City as well but I didn't finish it. If I remember correctly, I had borrowed it from a friend for a few days.

From what I remember, it was decent. In my opinion, it's distinctly average - a few of Shadow's lines are actually hilarious. The gameplay is mainly a mirror of Sonic except he also used weapons.

Wait? What?! I don't care how bad the game will be, I must get this. Killer Klowns from Outer Space is a ridiculously movie. Spikey is my favorite Klown out of the lot - his balloon bloodhound cracks me up the whole movie. One of the funniest scenes for me was Jumbo annoying Curtis the cop. I still crack up when re-watching that scene.

I'm just going to get it from GOG. They're the only digital platform which allows you to download your games if something happens to them.