I never was a big fan of Hitman. While I have had some fun playing as a mass murderer and just killed everyone in sight, that is clearly not the way the games are intended to be played. I prefer the old Splinter Cell games instead.

Really excited to play GTA6, but I am not buying a PS5 Pro just for that.

@mrbojangles25: Same thought here. Oblivion was a better game, but Starfield has a lot of good stuff to offer. The faction missions are the best. I am on my 2nd playthrough and about 150 hours in. I don't expect to make a third playthrough though.

Been playing video games for about a 1000 years by now, so here are just a few classic moments...

The first time I played Street Fighter 2 on SNES. Fantastic.

Watching the jaw-dropping graphics in Defender of the Crown on C64. 16 colors at 320p (or was it 160p?) for those who don't know what I am talking about.

Beating Fist 2 on C64.

Accusing the wrong person in Killed Until Dead (C64) and getting shot by the real murderer.

Playing Spy Hunter as a little kid till 3 am.

When I got a Sega Megadrive (Genesis) as a gift and played Castle of Illusion and Sonic 1. I was so happy.

Playing Daytona on Sega Saturn. Flawed conversion, but still an amazing experience.

The moment in Resident Evil 2 (original PS1 version) where Mr X breaks through the wall after you solved a puzzle. Completely unexpected. I ran away like a scared chicken. Then the bastard breaks through ANOTHER wall. I seek refuge in the small interrogation room. Then a licker (lizard) jumps through the window. I sh☆t my pants thrice in only 2 minutes.

@dimebag667: I feel you mate. Poor Palom and Porom. But I cried even more when Galuf died in FF5.

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In Final Fantasy VII when Sephiroth......

But why did he do it??. Why??? (Crying....)

Much of what Bioshock had to offer was pretty amazing. I loved those bat-shit insane characters. Borderlands had a similar quality to its characters. I remember shooting a bad guy with my acid revolver and he screamed "Mummy!!!". Absolutely great stuff.

I never really liked Tekken, but I guess that the series is still going strong. Tekken was one of the exclusives that made people buy a PS1 over a Sega Saturn. Virtua Fighter was much better, in my humble opinion.

Wow, that's great news! Good to know!

What kind of game is Pentiment anyway?? Never heard of it.