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Most games don't really benefit from an open-world design.

I've heard nothing but good things about it and wanted to play it back when it came out, I just didn't want to buy a Playstation to do so.

He had a lot to do with the music on the Destiny games. D2 has been especially long running with tons of expansions and other content releases. However, last year Bungie fired him and the secondary composer along with a bunch of other long time employees.

I'm liking the look of these.

Yeah, that won't end well. They've strayed so far from the path I don't think they have a clue what made Battlefield work in the first place. Adding a Battle Royal mode to Battlefield years after their competition has become entrenched in the market shows just how out of touch they are.

Honestly, once you get past the weird start menu, its not really all that different.

I'll have to deal with it at some point. I'll probably install it on one of my other boxes rather than my main one. I know this will be forced on me at some point.

Exactly. This is NVIDIA forcing all of us who never installed GeForce Experience to install GeForce Experience.

With all the access to Porn and hotter cosplay chicks than these actresses being so prevalent on the internet, I see no point if that's the reason.

OK, I'm interested in that and optimistic. I've enjoyed the Jedi Fallen Order and Jedi Survivor games. Plus, I think single player, story driven games are what Respawn seems to excel at these days.

After seeing the trailer, I see no reason to watch it at all. I value my time more than that.

Very few are left in the area. Town East Mall somehow survives, but I suspect its because its location attracts people from areas where there isn't much at all. Places like Talty etc.

What the **** kind of name is Thaumaturge?

I don't recall having to put anything in there besides an E-Mail address and a username.

I had similar thoughts. Yeah, in 2028 whatever console they release SHOULD be more powerful than any of its predecessors.

Actually, many of the issues present back in those days are present now. Issues of tight deadlines, low pay, contract oriented work and a lot of the stuff modern game developers bitch about were all problems back then. I live in the Dallas area and back in the late 1990's and early 2000's, this...

No, even the cheap ****ty VRM's on some of the budget boards can certainly deliver a lot more power than these CPU's need in the short term. The issue is that they probably won't last as long as their premium counterparts being pushed every day gaming or whatever.

It's from the same developer so that tracks. I liked both games, especially the second one. Gameplay wise it was a solid step forward from the first one with some much needed quality of life improvements.

And half of those downloads are probably nude mods and dicks for chicks. Going through the pages of mods for some of these games paints a grim picture of humanity.

There are plenty of issues with the video game industry. These go back to the early 2000's if not earlier. With all the massive layoffs in the industry we heard about last year, you can't say the industry doesn't have problems. It most certainly does. Also, I wish people would stop bringing up...