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Physical Copies vs. Digital Downloads: What's Your Preference?
In this age of convenience, do you still value owning physical copies of games, or have you fully embraced the digital era? Discuss the pros and cons of each and share your preference!
Definitely Hello Games. No Man’s Sky was their biggest hit, and while it's improved, they've struggled to replicate that impact.
I'd say Team Bondi with L.A. Noire. Fantastic game, but we never saw anything else from them.
Crytek with the original Crysis. They set a benchmark but never quite reached the same level of acclaim again.
God, when I look at that joystick, the sounds, colors, and smells from my childhood come alive in my head.
When I was a kid, I wanted to sell my soul to the devil to have a PS1 in my house. The button design...
Yeah, it was a cool game. Slow mo, parkour and all that. It was fun.
I decided to play Minecraft with a twist: no deep mines and minimal crafting. Instead, I lived off the land, trading and collecting everything. Survive was surprisingly fresh and made me appreciate the depth of the game in a new way.
What's the most underrated game you've ever played and why? Let's give those hidden gems some love!
Some games fly under the radar but leave a lasting impression. What's the most underrated game you've experienced?
- If you're looking for minimal input, try Stardew Valley. Relaxing and no click-spamming!
- Journey is a perfect choice - beautiful, immersive, and minimal controls.
- Gris offers a stunning experience with a simple, fluid control scheme. Must try!
Remember when unlocking characters and levels was about skill and not microtransactions? Let's talk about our most satisfying gaming achievements!
I miss the days when unlocking secret levels in games like Tony Hawk's Pro Skater required pure skill. Share your most satisfying gaming accomplishments here!
Game mechanics that NEED to come back in modern games. I'll go first: split-screen co-op!
Looks like sleep is off the schedule tonight 😱🎮
Shooting from the finger. Why hasn't anyone thought of doing that yet? It looks like fun.
Shoutout to the devs for listening to the community.
Bodycam!!! Ultra-realism and innovative game mechanics will set new standards for shooters 🔥
This could revolutionize the genre or be a huge flop. I'm hyped either way!
When the game characters have more expressive eyes than some actors! 👀
Imagine the possibilities if remote viewing could help us explore the uncharted territories of space!
Prometheus might be 12 years old, but the unanswered questions feel timeless! 🛸
Super Mario 64. It laid the foundation for 3D platformers and still feels incredibly smooth and innovative even today. The level design is pure brilliance!
Half-Life 2. The storytelling and physics-based gameplay were revolutionary, and it remains a benchmark for narrative-driven shooters. It’s a timeless masterpiece!
Tetris. Simple, addictive, and universally appealing. Even decades later, it's still the perfect game to pick up for a quick session or a long-lasting challenge.
Guess we're moving from 'Early Access' to 'Early Steal' on Steam now.🤦♂️
Guess even the best classics can have a rough day. Hope Valve takes this as a wake-up call!
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What Single player games are best at letting you be a jerk?
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