My favourite actually scary game is probably Resident Evil 2 Remake, the police station was so terrifying I only made it to the safe room with the camera equipment before I gave up and didn’t come back for years, I finally went back to it this year and platinumed it.

Jak & Daxter the Precursor Legacy still looks amazing, not just for the time, but in general.

Well I’m a Playstation guy through and through.

Crash Bandicoot representing the PS1

Ratchet & Clank representing the PS2

Nathan Drake representing the PS3

Spider-Man representing the PS4

Kratos representing the PS5

Ratchet & Clank series

Jak & Daxter series

Sly Cooper series

Well it has to be Spider-Man 2 overall, nothing else comes close.

My own personal favourite though, is actually Shrek 2 on PS2, it was a really fun game.

The memory alteration in Remember Me, most of the game was just pretty shit combat with there only being like 3 or 4 of these sequences in the game.

The Booker in Burial At Sea episode 1 was a version of Comstock who, instead of managing to get baby Elizabeth from a version of Booker with Elizabeth losing the tip of her finger, this version she lost her head, Comstock had killed a version of his own child, guilt ridden he asked the Luteces to send him somewhere else, that place being Rapture, where he took up his old name and forgot his past, he only remembered who he was right at the end, where he apologized to mainline Elizabeth, but Elizabeth didn’t care, she just wanted him dead, and he was immediately killed by a drill to the back from a Big Daddy he thought was dead.

I played Ratchet & Clank Going Commando, so I’m facing heavily armed Thugs 4 Less Elite Troops, Tanks, and Robot Soldiers… and I’m armed with a 250ml glass Diet Coke bottle… yeah I’m not living through this.

Madagascar on PS2, I loved playing the Tiki Mini Golf.

Bioshock Infinite, Booker has to die, so every version of Comstock will die.

It makes no sense whatsoever, that’s not how parallel worlds work even inside of that game.

Hell in the Burial At Sea DLC we see that at least one Comstock did survive.

I wouldn’t say it ruined the game, but it definitely left a sour taste on the experience.

You realize people need jobs to get money, right?

We’re not doing them for fun.

Got nothing to do with aging, it’s just hard to trust most gaming companies right now that will launch games that are blatantly unfinished, just because they can fix it later. A minor bug is one thing, but just look at things like Cyberpunk or ME: Andromeda.

It’s really saying something that Capcom of all companies are one of the few that sends out games that actually work day 1, just look at Resident Evil 4 Remake, they faced a hell of a challenge to not disappoint fans who would be going out of their way to find problems just to prove that a remake of RE4 wasn’t necessary, yet not only did they perform adequately, they knocked it out of the fucking park, the Remake was fucking amazing, I must’ve spent weeks playing it over and over, even when I’d already got the platinum trophy.

Charging real world money for cosmetics that have literally no effect in-game, and I’m not talking just about multiplayer, since pay to win is bullshit, but I mean in single player games, cosmetics should be earned through you playing the game.

PS5 has and will have the better exclusive games.

I disagree completely, games can be far better at storytelling since their story doesn’t have to be squeezed into 1 and a half to 3 hours, and being the player yourself you’re far more engaged with the plot.

It’s got fuck all to do with hype, people want a game that fucking WORKS.

It’s not that we don’t care, it’s that we doubt it’s gonna be out anytime soon so why bother.

I just played Ratchet & Clank: Going Commando, so I’m going against a guy who has a gun that can ATOMIZE someone, I’m fucked.

The RE4 Remake has some really nice and fluid animations.