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Burnout is a pretty great game that was also made by EA but I think they made the decision to drop it because of the competition it was giving NFS. Dirt is nowhere near the other two games mentioned.

That's why I tend to like playing certain games on PC over a console because the console has such a limited number of buttons that some of the functions seem more like old Mortal Kombat combos with a thousand button presses to do one function.

It's actually a great game now but the launch was abysmal - I'd argue even worse than Fallout 76 and that's no easy feat to accomplish. However, they still continue to make these mistakes with other F2p titles they have.

I agree and it shouldn't be extremely long like half an hour for heavens sake...

I wouldn't say hate but Minecraft has never appealed to me either. I've heard people brag about the game constantly and I get that you can do many things with mods but I can get that from Elder Scrolls or Fallout games. The block design of everything is what kind of turns me off honestly and I always liked Legos as a kid but even their characters weren't complete squares.

Haven't we all been there... I'd just go find cover in that case and wait until everyone started fighting and then backstab everybody and take one of their medical kits - problem solved.

The old Perfect Dark for the N64 or the new one that was supposed to come out in 2021 - has it launched already?

For most Open-world Rockstar games titles, the controls does take a bit of getting used to especially if you aren't familiar with prior titles.

Got it - In that case, I'd say Castlevania Lord of Shadows 2 really felt fast-paced. The story was extremely rushed especially after Satan was revealed to be the one behind all the chaos. I felt like we took a whole trip around the galaxy in 5 minutes in terms of the storyline.

It'd be really awkward if I did really name my kid Kirby and found out they had a reputation at school for swallowing everything...

The pilot of Jansen's Helicopter in Deus Ex: Human Revolution comes to mind. We never really knew much about her other than she's one brave soldier putting herself in danger to help Jansen get to the bottom of his conspiracy. She ended up dying and I was a bit moved because she's a real one.

To be fair, there's almost no greater feeling than burning something with a flamethrower...except when you can use magic to call down a meteor to nuke the entire area.

If we took that approach to life we wouldn't have so much wars because of differences in opinion or preference.

Well, I was going off the fact that we haven't heard of an internal scandal with Nintendo in regards to employees but I agree, that all these companies have skeletons in their closet. Let's take CDPR for instance, before Cyberpunk's launch they were seen as the "difference" in the industry, bringing quality experiences to their consumers (to be fair, there record was pretty spotless up to that point) and then look at what they gave their community in Cyberpunk 2077. EA doesn't care about their staff either - mind they're probably not as bad as Activision but EA has had their fair share of scandals when it came to employees.

Media nowadays is so heavily biased that you have to take everything with a pinch of salt and do your own research to verify their claims.

The people who keep buying from scalpers should also shoulder some of the responsibility because scalping wouldn't be profitable if some of us would exercise some self control.