Definitely didn't get the appreciation it deserved on launch. I seem to remember it was launched right after that year's Battlefield and right before that year's CoD. Terrible decision. It definitely stood the test of time though and is very highly regarded now.
Eternal Darkness is one of my favourite GameCube games. I feel like it might be long enough ago that they could do a remake with modern sanity effects.
And Halo Reach is my favourite Halo game, loved it.
Series X. I've tried reinstalling the game and doing a hard reset on my console but neither worked.
It still crashes after a handful of minutes whenever I try to play.
18,000,000,000,000/31,600,000 = 569,620
Don't want to be that guy, but it definitely changes the picture somewhat.
Fair enough. I do agree with you on the indie front. Hades and Hollow Knight are two of my favourite games of all time. Remnant 2 has knocked it out of the park. And there are so many interesting smaller games coming from indie studios these days.
I was playing Hollow Knight on Gamepass streaming the other day. It's a game that would be just awful to play with any real latency, and it was absolutely fine. There was no perceivable latency.
I'm confused. Why would this be the thing that stops you playing games by these companies? Especially considering Activision Blizzard might stop being so shitty when the people at the top leave after the acquisition. I'm not saying you shouldn't avoid games based on ethics, I just think this deal is a weird one to be the deal-breaker for you.
This has only popped up on my radar the last few weeks, but the more I look at it the more excited I am to play it.
I used Sync for years and decided to do it as a way to show my appreciation to the dev.
I used to use Boost for Reddit a few years back. I've paid for a year of Sync Ultra but I'll still check out Boost when it releases.
Haven't they tried to get the spiritual successor off the ground on a bunch of different occasions? Are they still trying?