Just to reiterate what's already been said here: How much damn work probably goes into one game. I wouldn't exactly know but let me tell you I have tried making one myself on my own computer. Epic failure. I tried coding collision in a 2d game, couldn't even get that to work right. Tried using one of those fancy game maker tools, another fail. Imagine trying to do all the music, animation, artwork, design etc. yourself? Good luck with that one.

I think you hit the nail on the head there. I play less games but am more selective and play more retro. Right now I'm playing Pokemon Yellow. Very nostalgic for this game.

Yeah, I've had it for a few years now. It seems like most games I play the processor is not even breaking a sweat. Albeit I only game at 1080p 60fps.

Current build:
Ryzen 5 3600
RTX 3060 12GB
32 GB DDR4-3200 RAM

All you need to know is that it will be a flopus maximus.

Hasn't passed Dota 2!

rekt by an 11 year old game

Splinter Cell demo was pretty cool for its time and made the full game an instant buy for me, it was stunning how much you could do in that little portion of the game.

Only thing I recall about Tomb Raider 3 is that there was the mansion you could roam around in and that I couldn't beat the first level. Ah, good times.

I always thought it was ironic he's humanity's hero yet his closest love interest in the games is an AI.

Completely agree.

My main TV is a 75" 4K and while impressive, it wasn't quite the game changer SD to HD was.

Otherwise, I still game on a 1080p 60hz 27" computer monitor.

I'm excited but interested to know what the launch titles might be.