Where are all the great games now? The ones you liked the most.
Where are all the great games now? The ones you liked the most.
In general, here’s a collection of titles I’m eyeing but often can’t access due to my busy schedule: Assassin's Creed Odyssey, Origins, Subnautica, Resident Evil series, Warhammer 40k, Mechanicus, Pillars of Eternity 2, Hitman 2, Crackdown 3, Dishonored 2, Far Cry, New Dawn, Metro Exodus, Watch Dogs 2, Quantum Break, GTA5, Aragami, Steel Rats, Darksiders 3, MGS5, Sunset Overdrive, Into the Breach, Monster Hunter World, Bendy & the Ink Machine. I also have a few free games on Steam and others like Kholat, Story of My Uncle, Axiom Verge, plus lots of walking simulators such as Town of Light. I’m also excited about upcoming releases like Sekiro and Doom Eternal, which promise hours of playtime. Gaming is shaping up nicely, right?
Although it's accurate that AAA studios have shifted away from creating games as they once did, independent and smaller studios are producing excellent single-player titles.
Feel free to acknowledge your favorite platformers and RPGs—Mario on the NES, Ratchet and Clank on PlayStation 2, Sonic the Hedgehog, Mega Man, and more. The Lion King, SEGA’s Sonic, and other titles are part of the mix. From Saga Spyro to Xenosaga, this collection is a one-time gem from 1991. Sony is now open to ideas from major studios, even those that have previously turned down large sums or business deals. This could spark a legal showdown over who gets to develop these games. It’s shaping up to be a high-stakes battle for control of these beloved franchises, starting with the tales of destiny.
The issue is that I'm getting older... Those days of playing 12/13 hours a day on weekends are behind me. Now I likely spend about 12-13 hours a week! Mostly FM, which I can keep running while doing other tasks or Rocket League in short bursts. Used to play Kerala Space Program for 3-5 hours at a time (with regular mini breaks). Now I can't do that because I have a family to take care of and manage.
I recently went through Breath of Fire 3 again. However, some recent RPGs have impressed me, and I’m puzzled why Witcher 3 hasn’t been discussed more often.