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Same - I was telling everyone I was looking forward to it but then my friends played the Beta and I saw the disastrous release, I just didn't bother.

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Final Fantasy is probably the biggest culprit on this list - I love Final Fantasy but I've always been annoyed with these freaking 15 minute movie trailers throughout the game that are unskippable and to make matters worse, if you fail, you'll have to watch it all over again!

Add the 2k games and Battlefield to that list as well.

I just don't want HBO to ruin it so I'd much rather the Telltale series as @Yaramaki said. If they tried to make an open-world action game (which I think it would definitely fit that kind of genre), it'd probably be generic and lacking.

The Saints Row and Mafia series come to mind for me - it's too bad that Saints Row fell off because it was a decent alternative to GTA back in the days. Hitman games are some of my favorites but the AI in recent games is pretty poor if I'm being honest.

@Kane99 seems very excited and although I'm keeping my expectation very low, I hope at least one of the AAA gaming companies give us something to be excited about.

Yeah, the US GPU market has been looking pretty great - I'm considering getting a 3090 for $1k but I could put $100 on that and get 3090 TI but then I don't think I could find a case for that big behemoth of a graphics card. Do you guys have StockX in the UK? - It's one of the few places online that always has deals and the goods are always checked and verified to be authentic and working before they ship it to you.

I like the branding and it seems quite affordable (the starter bundle that is) - I wouldn't mind trying it out. That Bunny Logo looks pretty awesome - my only real gripe is that when they named it sneak, I was thinking more along the lines of a cat for the logo.

Irreversible - 8.5/10

Believe me, that's not the only ones - there are whole host of IGN reviews that are so wide of the mark that you'd think they were talking about a different game.

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Thanks man but IGN's reviews aren't exactly the greatest or most accurate. I'd much rather ask fellow gamers than these journalists who can barely play Cuphead.

Was just playing some Elden Ring and helping some poor soul do a quest.

It's kind of an Apples to Oranges comparison - I mean besides both being handhelds, they're both vastly different. The Switch is a dedicated gaming handheld while the Switch is more of a handheld computer that can do infinitely more than just play games despite being marketed as such.

Inflation has affected everything - let's put it this way. The world is very interconnected now so if something is affecting one major country, the effects will be felt in various other countries around the world.

Even Yu Yu Hakusho, Naruto, Bleach and many of the more mainstream anime have some very insightful lessons that you can apply to your own life - Boruto is trash (sorry - had to put that in before anyone accused me of liking that crap).

Thanks for correcting me - I think it's one of two things. They don't allow a lot of mature games on the Nintendo Platforms anymore (Resident Evil, Mortal Kombat, Calll Of Duty etc.) They want to maintain that family friendly image and the Switch just doesn't have the hardware to handle such games even as a low quality port.

The pandemic is a very huge contributor because just prior to that, people used to go to cinemas pretty often. Adding to that some major studios such as Warner Bros getting into the streaming game - movie theaters will definitely go the way of Blockbuster.

Anime is so ridiculously diverse that I jsut don't see why people have this perception of anime watchers. They do tend to oversexualize some things in anime but that's not why we watch them (maybe I should say I instead lol).