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Yep - he'll have to get something else. And to think that Xbox has the audacity to be selling a poster of it for $25. I mean, we can laugh about it now but back then, it was no laughing matter.

Why does it take so long to load? I mean I have pretty fast internet along with a more recent gaming laptop that's two to three years old at best. I'm sorry, I got pretty bored and left just like @Justin11.

There are so many candidates: Halo 2 Fable Mechassault KOTOR Forza Gears Of War 2

My Xbox one which I gave to my cousin that I still borrow occasionally, I got it as a gift in 2015.

Conspiracy theory time lol. But on a more serious note - Eventually, people 50 years from now will be like, can you believe they used this ancient piece of tech? That's if humanity survives until then...

Fair point too - I use my Ipad to play mobile games. My phone is needed for more important things.

For the record, I do also own a Nintendo Switch that I thoroughly enjoy as well but I'm primarily a PC gamer.

It's not just game sizes either - your location in the world makes it difficult to have access to certain physical copies of games particularly new ones and to import them from the US does cost quite a bit too so it's much cheaper and practical for people living in third-world countries.

Reverse compatibility is a great thing because you can still enjoy your older games on the newer console without having to have multiple consoles. Some people just don't have the space to store multiple consoles along with physical copies of games so it saves them a lot of space.

I'm telling you right now just spray paint Battlefield, COD or FIFA onto a piece of paper and their fanboys will pay $60 for it.

How can it be a failure if none of us even knew it existed until it was shut down?(kidding btw) Seriously, I must be getting senile but I can't even remember if it was Square Enix or Ubisoft who made this game because if I remembered correctly, both of them have had a game fail within a year and shut down and most of us didn't even know they existed.

I was disappointed with Gran Turismo 7 and as a massive Gran Turismo fan since the original game, I couldn't believe how badly Sony screwed it up.

To be fair, when I played Skyrim the first time, the opening sequence was boring as hell but once the game got going, I loved. In subsequent playthroughs, I started appreciating the slow start as I started to take in more of the minor details and foreshadowing in the story.

It's an online MMO where you can create your own superhero and you had tons of customization options so you'd probably be there for hours everyday making alternate costumes for your character.

Sometimes I'm bored and I just feel like dying without a penalty is too boring. I do tend to torture myself by purposely making it much harder as I like the challenge.

Yep - I was so happy when I got it as well. It stayed at $60 for the first two years after initial release.

Yeah - I don't blame him either. This version Kratos seems to look at his past self with some disdain and regret.

Oh yeah, Hogwarts Legacy is something I am looking forward to - I just hope EA doesn't drop the ball with this one.

Of course Nintendo are going to make more hybrid consoles - the Switch has brought them great success so they'd likely continue down that path.

Yeah, these are features and skills included in the base game.

GTA V Skyrim Older DMC games Saints Row Some MMORPGs

Yeah but you have an official name and it's not just a team for a particular game, it's for any games you all play together.

Oblivion has a very good zoom feature - especially during conversations.

That's pretty cool - the only pet bird I ever had was a parrot and he cursed a lot because he used to overhear my parents arguing. He was a pretty charming fellow and even when we left the cage open, he wouldn't fly far from it and would go back in once we said bedtime.

I used to play Miniclip flash games when I needed to kill time waiting on someone. There was this helicopter game I used to play all the time, those were the days. But with most things in life, eventually, they'll fade into obscurity.