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The following games have intentional uses of music: Silent Hill 2 RE 2 and 3 Remake Skyrim in terms of combat

I'd say Fallout games like Fallout New Vegas as well as 3 and 4.

No Deus Ex - Human Revolution.

I can see what you mean but all music making games tend to suffer from one major drawback - repetitive gameplay. After a while, you'd have heard all the combinations and it'd get boring to us.

I hope I am wrong about this game but it seems like it still lacks some very basic elements to make it a good enough game.

I like that they did that - at least they're somewhat reassuring gamers although you never know...but I'll give them the benefit of the doubt unless proven otherwise.

It's been noticeable for quite some time now. They're going down the modern Rockstar route and being very greedy and anti-consumer.

Two different games by two different companies with the same greedy mentality. I can see why you got confused 🤣

I remembered that as well - it's great to see them bounce back from that...

And I keep pointing out the fact that it hurts their pockets more to make it an exclusive and as such they won't go through with that decision.

I guess but what I'm saying and what @Kane99 alluded to previously is that just like Google, Amazon doesn't spend the time to improve most of their offerings unless they see an immediate benefit from doing that. Even then, they tend to take forever to roll out updates unless they're losing lots of money.

Yeah, the single-player mode is boring and that's why I always played 2V2 instead.

I'd like them to do that as well but there was a report that came out a few years back that Sony will concentrate on the series that make them the most money such as Last Of Us and that's why you see them prioritise the LOS remake over a lot of other great series they have because it makes them more money.

Knowing cats, he probably changed the orientation of the picture 🤣

I did get RDR2 when it came out on Xbox One the first week but that's about it. I usually wait for reviews and a reasonable deal before I buy any modern games - it has saved me from many disappointments like GTA trilogy edition.

Going by their recent releases, I'd just want them to make a bug-free and functional game. It seems that only Final Fantasy games they put a lot of effort into while not really caring about the rest.

Yeah but I don't know when they'd make it available. There are some Sony games on Steam already like the most recent God Of War and I think more Sony exclusives will be launching on Steam.

The thing is Luna's launch was pretty poor and yes they have their own gaming studio but didn't they have that game that literally bricked Nvidia graphics cards? I think it was New World? Amazon isn't going to go much further than Netflix because they're both up against Xbox Gamepass and Playstation Plus, both of whom belong to companies that have huge reputations in the industry so they'll need to overcome that hurdle.

The concept was actually pretty good and some gameplay elements too but the endless bugs just ruined the whole experience. To top it all off, the endless hype before the game was released only made it all the more disappointing.

The thing I keep bringing up in this argument is that it's EA we're dealing with here. They always go overboard when it comes to microtransactions - they don't know the art of subtlety when it comes to trying to rip off their consumers. Outside of the recently released Jedi Fallen Order and maybe squadrons, almost every other game they have is pretty much filled with micro transactions.

It's still pretty bad but you're probably right, it's just that off the top of my head that was the most recent game that I played besides Fast and the Furious Crossroads that was actually pretty bad.

I just got Nintendo Switch Online since getting my Switch at the beginning of August. At some point down the road, I'll probably get Gamepass.

It's due process, just give it a bit of time and it'll either be thrown out of the court or Sony will win the case because the premise is pretty stupid if I'm being honest.

I understand what you mean but I don't think it's that big of a deal because the only franchises that Activision had was Call Of Duty and World Of Warcraft and a few more I can't remember. Microsoft still have to be navigating their way through all the crap Activision has on its plate such as the sexual harassments, employee mistreatment, terrible decisions etc. As I said in another forum, COD isn't going to be an exclusive because it'd hurt Microsoft more if they did that.

Yeah - I think we did discuss this in another thread if I remember correctly. Square Enix like a lot of other formerly great developers have chosen greed over satisfying their core audience and a decision that will soon come back to haunt them.