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Even some old mmorpgs I used to play back in the day use up more ram now...

I'd spend that time doing something productive like self improvement, fixing something in my house or planning something big...

I totally forgot about it - I can't lie. Another goofy one is Parappa the rapper on the original PlayStation as well.

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Fallout 4

Rocket League is one that I'd definitely recommend. Easy to get into, takes a bit of practice but you'll be killing it in no time.

Blew up? Hasn't happened to me yet. However, my water cooler did leak, frying my previous gaming rig including my 1080 TI...(I'm not crying...I swear I'm not).

Rocket League is literally the only reason I have the Epic Games launcher on my computer.

That's an excellent point to be fair but due to the pandemic, more companies will opt to go the digital route as it offers more cost savings to said companies. Discs will still be around but it'll gradually get phased out.

The original design of Sonic was absolutely dreadful. I remember that a few us ranted about it on some older threads. Sonic looked like some weirdo going trick-or-treating in a badly made Sonic costume.

You know what's funny? I'd actually buy it...

EA, Bethesda, Activision, 2K Games and Ubisoft dominate this list and have been the primary reason that anti-consumer practices such as loot-boxes have become such a staple in modern games.

Kojima is the goat and the creator of my beloved Metal Gear Series (I could go on for hours about this). CDPR and Capcom are developers that I also admire in terms of the quality they have given us over the years.

Crash Bandicoot, Jack and Daxter, Ratchet and Clank are classic games that nobody seems to remember that well. I can also bring up the Jet Moto and Wipeout series from the original PlayStation. These were very good games back in the days but you hardly hear about them. ( I already know about the new Ratchet and Clank game for PS5 but besides that, you hardly hear anything about it anymore)

I've done it Red Dead Redemption 2 to be fair and even GTA V. Taking in the scenery, the AI fighting and all kinds of shenanigans occurring in-game. I also love doing it with Skyrim as well, especially during Dragon or Vampire attacks. I just love to see how the city guards and civs handle the situation as well as the outcome. I'm a terrible Dragonborn, aren't I?

I agree with you that in the short-term, it's definitely not feasible. In the long-term, I can see it replacing tablets.

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Not only that but AMD will easily win if they have a reasonable amount of stock...

Occasionally, I'll share some small clips of gameplay on social media especially when playing multiplayer games. Otherwise, not really but I might start streaming once I build a new gaming PC.