Oh dear jesus, Sunset-FN-Overdrive, ¿At this point? NOBODY CARES. It was a colorful InFamous meets Jet Set Radio, that was it, it had no lasting appeal, no charm, everyone with a beating heart knows and to some extent respect the Spider-Man character. The Xbone is dead in the god damn water with those games.

The Xbox brand is a joke man, let it die.

Steam is the nicest most conveniente piece of shit in the history of gaming, we just can't fight against it. Most effective DRM ever too.

I wish we could pass on our steam account to our off spring in case of death or otherwise, most gen x and millenial gamers will spend hundres if not thousands of dollars on steam during their lifetime. Gives you plenty to think about. My physical library of games will be passed on to someone that will take good care of it when im gone, hopefully my children but we're fucked when it comes to steam, no real ownership rights or anything.

No Man's Sky had the public relations nightmare because that millenial man just didn't know when to say no and make things clear. He just didn't know when to stop teasing and when to come forward and outright state what was in the which features were in developent and which were not, simple as that.

I'll try the game again.

Killzone: Mercs and Bloodborne

Amazing that after all these years you are still here, on this board, posting stuff.

I've noticed plenty of times that during special times, christmas, new years eve, birthdays, weddings, baptisms among other family gathering ocassions there is always people taking photos, it used to be with digital or analog cameras back in the day, but now is a few oddballs with a professional camera and tons of camera-phones, people always share their pictures with each other on facebook and instant messaging apps, but who takes the time to complile all the truckload of videos? Nowdays it appears nobody does it, people lose enormous amounts of photos when they lose their phones if not backed by cloud storages.

We can all agree it's an issue with lots of digital solutions available, but who keeps track of what gets saved and what doesn't?

In my family it's always me, i am the guy secretly in charge of keeping the family photographic record safe and organized, only so i can show it off to everyone every ten years or so, while it amuses it also causes bewilderment as amost everyone assumes certain photos were lost forever, even those they took themselves were lost, long ago.

Is this an problem or a thing? Or is it just me?

Something secretly containing cyanide, so i can go out on my own terms rather than serving a spectacle for the victim's relatives.

Ohh yes, they do, they are one of the main factors to this day, exclusive games define a system's identity not multiplatform titles.

Are they the only defining factor? No, but fans of any given series will make the leap if their games are only accesible in one specific platform, cause and effect.

Same here, it doesn't need to reconstruct the exact same workpiece bit by bit, tone by tone, it can venture into different direction's and retain the charm, tell the same story and captivate the player with essentially the same concept that already did it once. It's definitely a brilliant game.

I must confess i played Shadow of the Colossus because a guy named @foxhound_fox had it in his signature for a long time, if i recall correctly, system wars did something good for me.