asurastrike

Gaming PCs don't rely too heavily on CPUs (most games still run fine on the 5 year old i5 2500k) or RAM (for most games 8GB is more than enough) and instead focus on a monster GPU.

Building a PC can take as little as 45 minutes to an hour if you know what your doing, or 2 to 3 hours if you are completely brand new. Pcgamer.com has a number of recommended builds that are based on price that you might want to take a look at.

http://www.pcgamer.com/pc-build-guide-high-end-gaming-pc/

http://www.pcgamer.com/pc-build-guide-high-end-gaming-pc/

Sorry if this isn't particularly helpful. I have build Gaming PCs in the past, but CAD and Autodesk have never been something I took into consideration.

I don't think anyone can really argue with you.

The NES is 31 years old, the PS1 is 22, the N64 is 20, so yeah, graphics are better now. Story beats and plot elements that were groundbreaking 20+ years ago have been copied and sometimes improved on.

Your argument could really extend to anything. Why collect old cars when new cars have better gas mileage, are more reliable, and are faster?

I guess my question for you would be, does a new Mario game in 2016 make Super Mario World obsolete? What about A Link to the Past? Is Street Fighter 2 bad now because Street Fighter 5 exists? Mortal Kombat 2 because Mortal Kombat X exists?

People like to throw the word "nostalgia" around a lot, but in many cases it does not really apply. I played Metal Gear Solid for the first time 10 years after it came out, when I was in college, but I still enjoyed it despite its "blurry textures," and "clunky mechanics."

I really wish I had finished that game, but the load times to get into random battles were excruciatingly long.

I haven't enjoyed Uncharted since the first one. Apart from the set-pieces and visuals, the Uncharted games are very average.

Maybe just play something else?

Kinda missing the point. Also, TFS Gaming has a studio.

Just spoil everything until we can culturally get past crying about spoilers. It's gotten ridiculous.

GiantBomb is owned by CBSi and has a profession studio, production people, multiple personalities, and they are releasing content on the same level as YouTube gaming channels.

Patrick Klepek, ProJared, Jim Sterling, TFS Gaming, are just a few examples of people making content for free at about the same level of quality as GB.

I will watch anything from GBEast though, they are great.

Can't decide which title is worse, Call of Duty Infinite Warfare or Battlefield 1.

This is from a month ago. When I ordered mine it said delivery on the 14th, but I'm saving 20% so whatever.

http://twinfinite.net/2016/03/dark-souls-amazon-pre-order-delay/

I wouldn't take an Amiibo for free. It's just clutter.