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Weekly Game Release Calendar - Aug Week 4
I think next week is a bit more interesting than last week's lineup:
- Titanic Escape Simulator (uh... can you actually escape...?)
- 1666: Amseterdam (Yes, it's in Early Access but it looks pretty interesting)
- Brigandine Abyss (Aug 26)
- Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy (Aug 27)
- STAR WARS Zero Company (Aug 27)
- Elden Ring is finally coming to Switch 2 (Aug 28)
What games did you absolutely sink hours into as a kid?
I used to be obsessed with PopCap games like Chuzzle, Plants vs. Zombies, Iggle pop and Zuma. I'd lose hours playing those as a kid. Definitely takes me back.
Is exploration really that good in Crimson Desert? My 600+ hours in-game says yes it is. The sense of scale and depth in this game truly feels unmatched.
Any Persona fans?
So, best mainline title is P5R followed by P4G and P5.
And it's pretty surprising to see that only about 10% of the players actually complete P3R.
I've checked my Persona series stats and I've got 121hrs, which is top 30% and realized that I didn't play much of P3R, which is sitting in my Steam library...
You can see your persona stats here: https://minimap.net/stat/persona?ptime=103024
Weekly Game Release Calendar - August W3
Some interesting games for me:
- Tukoni: Forest Keeprs (Aug 17)
- The Sinking City 2 (Aug 18)
- Nioh 3 - Hell Rising DLC (Aug 19)
- Heath and Hamlet (Aug 19)
- Mortal Shell 2 (Aug 20)
Pretty solid week tbh
In GTA San Andreas driving animations change from a more beginner technique to a more professional one as CJ gets better in driving
Highest selling video game franchises
The whole point of a sequel is to be better than the game that came before it and that’s exactly what 2 did. Better graphics, better combat, more weapons, way more suits, way better traversal, and better quality of life features. It’s a no brainer that 2 is the best in the series despite the trolls here on Reddit and the grifters on YouTube say. Newer is always better, it’s common sense.
Resident Evil Requiem sales: France leads the way for physical sales, while the US heavily favors digital
🇺🇸 US 22% Physical / 78% Digital
🇯🇵 Japan 51% Physical / 49% Digital
🇫🇷 France 55% Physical / 45% Digital
🇬🇧 UK 40% Physical / 60% Digital
🇦🇺 Australia 43% Physical / 57% Digital
Take Two CEO believes physical discs don't make sense for huge games like GTA VI
This is a game from 2015
What is your favorite Halo series?
So, Reach and Halo 3 are the most favored ones by the players.
Do you guys agree with this ranking?