Contact Alienware. I have a 17R5 with an i7-8750, 16GB ram and a GTX 1070 and have much better performance than you are seeing in CoD:MW. There is definitely something wrong.

@urbangamez: FYI, Alyx takes place between HL1 and HL2, so no, it's not HL3.

If you have a USB 3.0 port on that puppy then you are in luck. USB 3.0 has a transfer rate of 640 Mbps, which is more than good enough to run any game from. So get yourself a good external hard drive and load up the games!

A competent actor that's very good at picking scripts. And that's half the battle.

Remakes are a big thing nowadays. Crash Bandicoot, Spyro, Final Fantasy VII and Medievil. Anyone have any really old games that you would love to see comeback? For me, I would kill to have a remake of the old SEGA Genesis game Rings of Power. The first real open world game for me and a wonderful adventure game to boot.

Add a CD-ROM drive. Seriously, in this day and age, how much would it have cost to add a CD tray to it? Not DVD, not Blu-Ray. CD-Rom like the original PS1. I would have paid the extra $20 to be able to play my original disks in addition to the preloaded ones.

And PS1 games never supported analog controls. So that would have to be coded into the games to work anyway.

Hated every minute of the 3 plus hours I played it. Couldn't give it a longer shot than that. I wanted to blow my brains out in that short a time.

I may have to reconsider and put Ni No Kuni 2 into the running as well. Oh, and RDR2 is out. It ended up being a mediocre game at best.

Warning. If you've played a FromSoftware game before, you might be prepared for it's difficulty level. But this game adds a mechanic where, when you die, you lose half your XP and half your money with no way to get it back. Except for a die roll that is based off of how well you are doing in the game. If you are doing poorly, then the chance is worse. Worse! Here's a game that penalizes you for playing poorly. Keep dying and you'll never advance. Screw that. I'll keep playing Bloodborne.