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Me neither - I might be there for like the last major in-game event before it officially shuts down like with Need4Speed World. I still miss that game...

I also forgot Mightykeef - he's always making some good videos about trending gaming topics. Between the exaggerated humor and re-enactment of what might have transpired, he never fails to make me laugh.

I do think those are licensed from the original properties so it should count. On another note, I also had a couple more games I wanted to add to the list such as: Looney Tunes: Acme Arsenal X-Men Origins: Wolverine DBZ Budokai 1/2/3 DBZ Budokai Tenkaichi 2

True - the COD games tend to be like 150GB upwards nowadays which is absolutely ridiculous. Not to mention these 30+ GB updates like what the heck?

I just saw one of my favorite YouTubers Mightykeef upload this skit about the whole situation and it's hilarious as hell but is somewhat accurate.

Well there parent company Take Two interactive was always like this so the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. The Rockstar that we remember as kids is no longer the same company - they've definitely lost their way. Honestly, it doesn't make sense to most of us - at all.

Death Stranding is a mixed bag for me - It's good investment if you get it with Gamepass but honestly, the gameplay itself was good but the story is so complex. I still don't get it.

$100 at most for me - Anything more and it just makes sense to buy a brand new one. Used electronics have gotten a lot more expensive in recent years.

I mean, I know the old saying that you should capitalize on your failures but Microsoft charging $25 for this poster is way too much. After the hours of frustration I got from this happening to me with an Xbox 360, I'm definitely not going to pay $25 for it...

Why would you want to do that though? I mean, I could understand if you were waiting on a sale...

Rockstar is looking for their next big payday so no, they aren't going to scrap it just because the source code might be leaked.

I came to the very same conclusion - Most Indie companies right now would act exactly as EA and others are acting if they were to reach triple A company status.

Just a year back they said they were going to go all in on NFTs and that was when the NFT market was in a far better place so it's not research as they want you to believe.

This seems to be the common industry trend. We have had Anthem, that Ubisoft Live Service game that none of us remember shut down within a year of release among others. I don't even pay attention to live service games nowadays because it's lazy design by gaming companies.

The only thing I liked about the Hobbit films is that it expanded upon the lore of the LOTR universe and let us see things from a different perspective.

Well, you can always install Windows on it if you're not satisfied with SteamOS so it's not that big of an issue in my opinion. I've never personally used SteamOS so I can't really say much about how functional it is in various conditions.

To be honest, I closed mine - I currently use Deezer.

I would have gotten a NAS set up but I live in a townhouse so when I get my own house, then I'll set it up. In the meantime, I just use Sync cloud storage and my portable hard drives to backup my files.

You could get a foldable laptop table that you can use in bed. This is just an example by the way - you can get some adjustable ones that allow you to just lay in bed and work.

Scary Movie always cracks me up - them paroding actual horror films with amazing accuracy is what really makes it entertaining.

Cyberpunk: Edgerunners (takes place in the Cyberpunk 2077 universe) also looks pretty good as well.

Major Payne - 9.5/10