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The worst game I've played so far this year is the Crossfire X. First off - the game had performance issues on release but that's not all. The gameplay and "story" is repetitive and just feels like a cheap rip-off of COD and Battlefield but somehow manages to be significantly worse.

Firewatch Submerged Shadow Of Mordor These are the games that I can remember off the top of my head.

There's no telling what will happen at E3 or if it will even happen because it was cancelled prior to last year in 2020 I believe. I know that Covid did play a part but in recent years, the more major game developers have been hosting their own gaming conferences.

Hey there Gonzalo - welcome to VGR.

Depends on the game but there's no way am I going to pay $60 for a remake or remaster. As a matter of fact, I haven't gone over $30 on one and don't plan to.

Unfortunately, Cyberpunk 2077 has always been poorly optimized for the PS4 and Xbox One. It was unplayable at launch and although they've improved it since, as you stated, it still is a mess.

I have to agree with both @m76 and @Kane99 that the early 90's to around 2013 were the best era of gaming. There were far more innovative games around a decade ago - a great deal of the modern games feel way too similar.

Halo 1-3 Armored Core 1-3 Hitman 1-3 Mass Effect God Of War Onimusha Metroid Prime Tomb Raider Survivor Trilogy Jak And Daxter Silent Hill

I do have a group of friends I met while playing Eden Eternal and Champions Online in 2010s and I still do game with them quite frequently.

When I used to have a physical game collection about a decade or so ago, I used to have them on a book shelf with them organized by alphabet but I haven't really bought any physical games in years - well outside of a couple of Switch games that came in the bundle with my Switch.

Same and I also used to get the PC Gamer magazines as well with tips, tricks and mod recommendations for PC titles.

The Sega Dreamcast and The Sega Genesis are two of my favorite consoles growing up. I can't speak on any other Sega consoles made before the genesis since I had only started gaming in 1992 as a kid.

Correction - they'll let you do it provided you're not directly benefiting monetarily from making VR mods for their games.

I mean, I guess it's useful for people who likes the convenience of such services but most of that info can be found on the launchers you use.

Nut allergy is actually a rather common food allergy and there are people out there stupid enough to eat a product containing nuts and they're allergic to it but chose to eat it anyways and claim they didn't know it had nuts in it. I know it sounds stupid but I've actually seen this happen before...more than once...

It'd be comparable to Resident Evil in terms of jumpscares but the game itself is terrifying as hell. I swear, I've never played anything like it - it's frightening beyond belief. Yeah, you can't really defend yourself and you have to use this camera to keep taking pictures of stuff to unlock puzzles/secret areas/ a lot of other things.

Was playing some Rocket League a couple of hours ago.

My white gold chain my grandma gave me as a kid - I still have it and it's one of my most prized possessions.

My neighbor's kid got himself injured while jumping up his bed and fell off busting his head open and he was unresponsive. I had to carry my neighbor to the hospital but the kid's fine now.

Bleach keeps killing it - easily a contender for anime of the year. When Ichigo finally arrives in the Soul Society Ichigo vs the Quincy King Yhwach - way more scenes than the original manga version.

One of my favorite songs growing up. My mother used to listen to this all the time and I still love it although it's an older song.

Not really - I still dislike most Country music songs. I grew up listening to hip-hop/rap and I much rather listening to older songs, the newer ones lack a lot of substance - I can say the same for Pop and Rock. As a matter of fact, I've been listening to Alternative Rock a lot more. Still listen to Dancehall and Reggae a lot.

I use my Xbox controller on PC and it's a ball - Rocket League is one of those casual games I love playing because it's so easy to pick up and play. Although actually learning to play does take some getting used to.