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The PSP's homebrew scene was pivotal in extending the console's life and capabilities beyond official limits. From custom firmware to emulators, it enabled players to access a world of home-made games, mods, and tools. How do you think the homebrew community shaped the PSP's lasting impact, and what contributions stand out the most?

The PS3 was one of the first consoles to support Blu-ray, and it was a huge selling point back in the day. Did any of you actually use it as a Blu-ray player, or was it mostly a gaming machine for you? If you did, how did it compare to dedicated Blu-ray players at the time?

I’ve been thinking about how certain games are tied to specific memories. For me, Gran Turismo 2 takes me back to the late 90s when I’d play it with my best friend, my big brother and cousin after school. What about you? Is there a PlayStation game that instantly brings back a particular time or moment from your life?

In The Heart Of The Sea - 8/10

Update: Still getting slapped around by Rey Dau. This is just the fourth boss monster we've encountered and the strongest of the Beta. From what the developers said, there'll be ever tougher bosses. I mean, the frustrating part was us witling down his HP only for him to randomly release a huge AOE lightning attack instantly downing most of our party.

I'll add another here - Mightykeef

Definitely! The quest "A Scandal in the Family" in The Witcher 3 stands out. It’s a side quest but feels like it could’ve been part of the main storyline, considering how impactful it is for Geralt’s character development and its emotional depth.

Wow! Seriously?! I'd be kind of creeped out to be honest.

I bet you were inspired by Thanos collect all the infinity stones, right?

No but I've heard of it and it's been getting some pretty decent reviews. I was thinking of getting it myself but I'm kind of tied up at the moment with Sparking Zero and Monster Hunter Wilds.

I know but they did make one for the multiplayer version of the game but also stopped after releasing that. RDR 2 could've been even more popular if Rockstar was pumping out DLCs for it regularly enough.

I'm loving this retro-style beat'em up. I'd get it just for the nostalgia but it does have some decent graphics.

Honestly, it seems kind of generic to me. I like that it has decent weapon customization options and the graphics are also decent.

This game feels like such satire. It feels like a game that would fall in the "so bad its good" category.

Yeah, I’ve noticed the price hikes too. It’s interesting how the market has shifted, especially with physical media becoming less common. Some retro games, especially the more obscure or popular ones, have become really pricey. But for those willing to dig into local shops, estate sales, or online marketplaces, there are still deals to be found. It’s becoming more about the hunt than just browsing stores. I wouldn’t mind if prices stayed a bit more stable, though, so that collectors who aren’t millionaires can still get their hands on the classics.

Yeah, I’ve actually gotten some cool free stuff over the years. I once got a free Xbox 360 from a buddy who upgraded to the Xbox One. It wasn’t in perfect condition, but it worked, and I got a lot of use out of it. As for games, friends have gifted me Steam Keys, and I’ve picked up some free ones during giveaways or special promotions. I always love hearing about those super lucky stories where people get really cool stuff though

With gaming laptops becoming more powerful, portable gaming setups like laptop docks are gaining popularity. These docks let you connect your laptop to a larger monitor, keyboard, and other peripherals, essentially creating a desktop-like experience while on the go. Do you think they’re a good compromise for gamers who want portability without sacrificing power? Or do you still prefer traditional consoles or desktop setups?

There are so many amazing open-world games out there, but what’s the one that stands out to you the most? Whether it’s for its immersive world, gameplay mechanics, or the freedom it offers, I’m curious to know which open-world PC game you think is the best.