
r/videogames

I don't think they are really denying that.
How the fuck has this been considered acceptable for years
Not saying I support Sonys no disc move, but we all know how this is going to end
My dad passed away. I'm looking for games about grief.
My dad passed away two weeks ago. I've been looking for ways to understand what happened and to put my feelings into words. Lately, I've felt the need to step into someone else's shoes and experience a story about loss.
I'm looking for a game that explores grief and/or the relationship between a father and son. I really loved GOW 2018/Ragnarok, TLOU, Spiritfarer and Outer Wilds.
If you have any recommendations, I'd really appreciate them.
(EDIT : added some games I’ve already played)
Sony, take your digital-only future and go fly a kite. Lots of other consoles and games to shop for.
What inactivd gaming IP do you wanna see return?
So many game IPs have been just laying with publishers who just hold on to them. I have been thinking about IPs which would be great if they have a new game now. For me I have a few that come to my mind.
Ultima: I personally tried to get into the Ultima series but the older games and their gameplay has always been just so clunky imo. But the world and the concepts are so cool, Honestly the games are in the prime territory for a remake but sadly EA seems to have no interest in it.
Myth: If you asked me before I would have said I would love for Marathon to be back as it is my fav Sci Fi world in fiction. But now we have a new game, and I personally love it many ways even as it is divisive. It got me thinking of another Bungie IP that I loved...Myth. The story and concepts of the 2 Bungie Myth games are just so good. The horror of the undead and the player experinceing it as a group of common soldiers in a RTS is so cool. But right now Take-Two seemingly has fully forgotten about it. They did try to make Myth 3 but it was not as good, they seemingly have abandoned the IP since.
Quake: This is simple, I love Quake...I love the atmosphere of the OG Quake, Quake 2 and 4 are literraly a different story and world. Quake 3 and Champions are multiplyer only and also completely different games. I would love to see the continuation or addition to the first Quake. The Remasters of Quake and Quake 2 did add campaigns connecting and following up on Quake 1 but honestly I would love to see a new Quake by ID Software. They still have the IP, I just wish they use it to nake new games.
I would love to know what other Game IP others wish would be back/revived
I enjoy modern games, but none of them become my favorites
Hi everyone. I've been playing video games my whole life, and I absolutely love them. They're my biggest hobby, and I can't imagine my life without them.
But there's something that's been on my mind lately: why don't any modern games become some of my all-time favorites?
For example, I'm currently playing Ghost of Tsushima, and I think it's absolutely incredible. I love this game. Even so, I already know it won't earn a spot on my list of favorite games.
Why does this happen? Is it just nostalgia for the past? Or did older games really have a certain magic that today's games don't?
My all-time favorites are:
Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time
Ratchet & Clank 2: Going Commando
BioShock Infinite
Assassin's Creed II
Alice: Madness Returns
I'd love to discover some new all-time favorites. Based on my taste, do you have any recommendations?
Sega, Rise From Your Grave.
Anyone else think now would be a good time for Sega to rise from the ashes?
Seems like with everything going on between Sony and Microsoft, now would be the perfect time for Sega to rise from the ashes to engage in a new era of console wars.
What do you guys think?
What was the game that took you the longest to finish in your life?
Tomb Raider II (1997)
7 MONTHS
It was my first time playing it. I was playing a bunch of other games at the same time, and after taking a pretty long break, I just assumed I'd already beaten it. Then, seven months later, I realized I hadn't actually finished it, so I went back and played it until I finally beat it.
Hideo Kojima ‘really sad’ about PlayStation killing discs, ‘frightened’ for future of ownership
Kojima:
“Since production is ending in 2028, this is about video games, but I grew up with physical media, so I find it really sad. Currently, I’ve been buying up a lot of Blu-rays, such as various movies, and CDs too.”
“The situation is different for games [than movies], as they are downloaded to the hard drive, that means the game data remains on your own hardware. However, if things shift to streaming in the future, that won’t be the case anymore.”
“That’s how movies work on these platforms, right? You don’t download the data, you access it directly through a subscription. And the consequence of that is that you don’t actually possess the data yourself.”
“There are companies that own these servers and let you ‘turn the tap’ for a monthly fee. However, with nations, politics and various ways of thinking, one naturally has to consider the possibility that if there is a change, the data inside will stop being distributed. And if that happens you won’t be able to watch or play the movies and games you like.”
“That is what is frightening. So, what is happening to video games in 2028, might also happen to movies. I’d like everyone to keep that in mind.”
Should I buy an XBOX?
Greetings gamers,
It's TAX season in Aus which I've just lodged, and I should be getting a decent chunk of change back. Yay! ^_^
I was going to upgrade my PC (RX 580X, 3700X, 16GB DDR4), but I'm in my 30's now and I don't enjoy the PC experience the same as I used to and it's incredibly expensive to upgrade; I don't trust second-hand hardware, either.
I would of course still play certain games on PC where it makes sense like CRPGs and Shooters.
I do have a small collection (50) of XBOX 360 games which would be cool to play on new hardware. Not sure how much life my XBOX 360 has left.
I am happy to pay for Game Pass Core for multiplayer access, but I don't care for the rest of the service. I don't have an Ally, and I would rather just buy my games, so I would effectively be paying for nothing.
I would like to begin collecting physical media again, but it sounds like Xbox is following suit with Sony, so I'm unsure if it's wise to invest and that makes me hesitant to buy an XBOX.
Has anyone else switched from PC to console or switched from PlayStation to XBOX?
What has been your experience?
Alternatively, would it be better to buy a PS5/Pro? Again, not sure if it's wise given the current controversy surrounding Sony.
I have never been so conflicted about gaming, tbh.
Any movies that feel like this image?
My second Final Fantasy!
After beating Remake a few months ago and after wrapping up Ni no Kuni and Trails Through Daybreak, I decided to go back to Final Fantasy! It’s only my second one after Remake and I did see some snippets of gameplay, but otherwise i’m going in blindly 😇🙏🏻 Excited! What is everyone else playing this week?