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I can remember a couple:

• Return to Zork - My first CD-ROM game. I think the game itself was pretty mediocre but it was my first experience with heavy FMV.
• Battlefield 1942 Wake Island Demo - I put so many hours into that one level trying all the different vehicles. Rolling up in a jeep with buddies to take a checkpoint. Seemed like future space magic at the time.

Thanks for posting this. I had heard about it and could not find it for the life of me.

The new patch has been a miracle for me. I was getting glitchy graphics and semi-regular crashes at the beginning of a race. That seems to be gone completely and I'm getting more stable frame rates like others are reporting.

I've also been able to overlock my CPU and Video Card like I normally do where as before it would increase the number of crashes. This is with a GTX1080 and i7 6700k.

Just sent a request under name johnsmith55. I'm a complete noob to Destiny but have been having fun levelling up.

GT: johnsmith55

Timezone: NA Eastern

Games: Forza, Dead Rising, KI, maybe Ryse

I'd follow that man through hell. Great job!

The old requirement was only every 24 hours so they would have had to have something planned anyway. All the new features related to the check like sharing and playing without the disc are gone now. I guess real digital distribution will have to wait another generation.

I will give Brad Muir whatever he wants. Making Brad Muir sad is like making a puppy sad.

I'm kinda in the same boat. I bought it on release day and played for a bit but I never got much beyond ringing the first bell before stopping. Recently the PC version went on sale and I gave it another shot. I've got about 35ish hours on two characters and just beat O&S on my favorite. I'm in full addiction mode now, I can't wait to play it everyday. Even just grinding for titanite or levels is fun because it seems like you never really get so powerful that enemies pose no threat. If you get sloppy or arrogant pretty much anyone can still mess you up. Once I got over all the hype about the difficulty and realized it's quite fair but punishes button mashing and arrogance I started enjoying it a lot more.