The DS/3ds era had some great Pokemon games that either it was our first in the franchise or it was one that stood out so much that we return to even today. I find myself returning to "Ultra Moon a lot it's still one of my favorite Pokemon games
I know they have awards like "Ongoing game" but that's more towards a live service IP. I think for the new Full release games or just great game sequels like example a spiderman/God Of war etc. A game that came out for that year a separate individual award should be handed out for expansion, remakes,DLC games etc. A well deserved nomination spot is being overlooked from one of those new games for one of these remake,DLC expanded games and I'm not a fan of that. *Cough* looking at you (Final Fantasy Remake, Elden Ring) These are already established games that sold millions with huge audiences. Here they are getting a second shot at a GOTY award. It's like getting nominated for a "Rookie of the year" When you already played and contributed to the teams success for many games for a full season the year prior. I don't believe it's fair. I don't believe it's right. I could be in the minority but that's just how I see it
when you first boot up a game on these newer titles you're welcomed with this menu voice. I don't know who approved this or why it's even here. It's so annoying and unnecessary but then again maybe it's a small minority that needs it so I could be exaggerating. Is anyone else noticing this in newer titles?
I really don't believe it is a benefit since they are so out of touch. How many times have you explained something to your grandparents and they had no clue about it. That is the age group that is in charge. Passing and enforcing laws that they will be gone by the time it's enforced
Cheat codes
Game manuals
Demo discs
Couch co-op being normal
Split-screen multiplayer
Complete games at launch
No day-one patches
Unlockable characters
Secret costumes
Bonus modes
Physical collections
Cool disc art
Simple console dashboards
No account logins
No battle passes
No daily quests
No always-online single-player games
Weird experimental games
Mid-budget games
Licensed games with personality
Buying random games based on the cover
Gaming magazines
Game rentals
Main menus with soul
A Steam Machine owner says their system died after only about 20 or so minutes of use, making it what looks like the first reported Red Line of Death (RLOD) case.
The console won’t boot anymore, and according to Valve’s support guide, the red LED pattern points to a GPU hardware failure.
Since the GPU is built into the motherboard, it isn’t user-replaceable, so the system will most likely need to be repaired or replaced under warranty. It's not looking good for a console that cost 1k+
I picked this game up a few days ago to get ready for the dlc that's coming soon. I noticed and maybe it's because I'm a MH wilds fan. The boss battles have a Monster hunter vibe or a FFXVI feel. Idk maybe I'm alone in this thinking but the battles style definitely reminds me of FFXVI or maybe even it feels inspired by Monster Hunter
If you bought a movie, there was a VHS. If you bought music, there was a CD. And if you bought a video game, there was a disc you could hold in your hands. The idea of paying full price for something that only exists as a download would probably sound like a scam to him.