cannedstingray

I think you will run into a problem. Even if you can have multiple accounts share the game, if it's like xbl, then only one player account can use the game at a time. I've tried the same thing with games on xbl and had to buy the game twice. Even tho you can share the game with family members you won't be able to run one copy of the game on two machines at the same time. Basically the game is treated as if it were a disc. You cannot use one disc simultaniousley on more than one console.

Nier was one of those games that I would pick up every so often and play a little. I think I finally finished it in like 2013 or 14. I was captivated by the end of the game and it was all I could think about for days after. I didn't finish all of the endings. I think I did two of them and watched the others on youtube. I just bought the new game on pc and just played the intro.

I am still playing Zelda every time I get a free chunk of time. Also played about 5 hours of Horizon. Why did this month have to be so crammed with great games that are also dozens of hours long..

I really wanna play Nier, but want to play when I can focus my attention on it..

The first Nier was one of the only games that (for me) had some really touching moments. Like I said before it stuck with me long after I played it. I still go on you tube and watch some of the more affecting cut scenes every so often.

Any one interested in the original but doesn't want to play, just go watch the movie if the game on you tube. It's totally worth the watch.

Batman Arkham asylum could probably fit in there. For being the first to do super hero correctly. Combat and stealth that was highly influential..

Things like Mass Effect and Fallout 3 and Borderlands were some of the first to merge the RPG and fill in the blank genres which damn near every game made these days does to some degree

why not have it in more than one place. Put it in sound and in display, certainly it's possible to have a menu option in more than one menu.

my parents had a Pong console I barely remember when I was young. My first console was an Intellivision II, Burger Time got the most play. Night Stalker and there was like an air land sea battle game (that had biplanes and tanks and boats or subs) were the next most played.

After that I got a Commodore 64 that I remember playing text adventure games, DR. J vs Larry Bird, Transformers, an Aliens game of some sort, and a ton of others. Got a NES after that. Played the first two Zelda games to completion (still the only two that I have beaten) O.G. Metroid, Final Fantasy, Star Tropics, Ninja Gaiden, Karate,

Next was a Genesis, Then Playstation, Then Xbox, 360, Ps3,wii, PC, 3ds,vita, wii u, xbox one, Ps4,

I've got the same cpu. I'm running it overclocked to 4.4ghz. When I first built the machine I also had 2 570's in sli. I switched to a single 770 a couple years later, and a few months ago upgraded to a 1070 8gb and upgraded to 16gb ram.

The 1070 made a huge difference. Before I could run the witcher 3 at high and hair fx on geralt only. Now I can run the game on ultra with no hiccups whatsoever. The only thing I've noticed after upgrading the video card is that now my cpu will get hot when I turn games all the way up. I've noticed it with the witcher 3, Watch Dogs 2, Hitman, even Resident Evil.

I suppose dust could be part of the cpu getting hot. It's been a while since the last time I blew the dust out of the machine. Can never remember to buy canned air.

Now I only run a 1080 screen, I mostly play on my TV. But you will notice enormous performance gains if you upgrade to a 1070. But get the 8gb version I'd say, and maybe consider some more ram for the machine since it is inexpensive.

Also since you have the clockable cpu take advantage if you haven't yet..

Make sure and open the random gifts that are scattered around the level.

@frodobaggins: I forgot I had this game. Just booted it up this afternoon for the first time since I bought it, figured I'd play for twenty mins. Played for like 3 hrs, I'll probably play more. There's something to it. Loot comes at a steady rate, the drop in co op works well. It can get pretty challenging especially playing solo. 'course I'm still low level.

The only Zelda games I've played to completion are the original Legend of Zelda, and Zelda 2 The Adventure of Link

The only Metroid game I played to completion is the original

The only Final Fantasy game I've ever played to completion was the original Final Fantasy. (Got to the last boss in VII but was under leveled and could not beat it).

Played Star Tropics to completion when it was new. I was blown away by solution to the letter puzzle

I Bought The original Dark Souls 3 times. PS3, 360 and PC.

Fallout 3 was my first Fallout game. It got me back into gaming after a nine year hiatus. I put around 800 hours into the vanilla 360 version.

Since getting back into gaming I have almost 600 steam games, 200 Xbox 360 games, handheld consoles I don't play and have spent probably more than $25,000 on games, consoles and gaming peripherals.

I am an idiot.

Red Dead Redemption is my favorite Rockstar game

I REALLY liked Max Payne 3, especially the airport level with the Health sound track. After the organ harvesting hotel level it was fantastic.

I also really liked L.A. Noire

I buy way too many games that I never play

I play on PC mostly these days, but only with a game pad, unless it can be played with mouse only. (I have an injury that prevents me from using the keyboard or mouse properly with my left hand)

The Saboteur was one of my favorite games the year it came out