chaz934

Halo, GotG, Pokémon shining Pearl

Can’t tell if this is Giant Bomb GT or Giant Bomb Super

This thread is pretty gross to be honest. If anyone doesn’t want to support Nextlander financially they don’t have to, but it’s not cool to make it seem clandestine or scandalous.

I love the work these guys do and I’m happy to pay them for it. Plain and simple.

It depends. If it’s a game I’m really looking forward to (and it reviews well) I’ll buy it at/near launch for full price. If it’s something that looks cool but I’m not dying to play I usually wait for a sale.

I will more than likely buy Ratchet for $70, but I’ll wait for Returnal to be in the $30 range.

I don’t have a lot of time to play games anymore either, so I’m more likely to pay full price for a game I really want, since it will usually last me a while. When I was younger I would buy games constantly and always try to get them for under $40.

First off, I’d recommend shopping somewhere like Save a lot or Aldi if they’re available to you. Aldi especially has a really good variety and a lot of healthy and organic options for really good prices( I swear this isn’t a plug).

Certainly not “the best” but I’m always surprised at how well MGS 2-4 still look today

I’ve not started anything new, as I still have a bunch of games I bought for my PS5 to play through.

Currently I’m working my way through Destiny’s Beyond Light expansion, which is...OK. TBH I’ve kind of lost my taste for Destiny after Forsaken.

I play a couple hours of AC Valhalla a week. I’m liking it, but it’s so massive that I doubt I’ll ever feel the drive to finish it.

I’m still playing quite a bit of Warzone as well and am loving the new map.

Other than those I have Watch Dogs Legion and Cyberpunk on the back burner for now.

All this makes me want to do is go back to Witcher 3. I put 60 hours in, but never beat the main story.

I hope that next gen version is out by summer.

This is going to sound harsh, but I don’t mean it to: why is this even an open world RPG?

To me the game has a good story and main cast, but all the stuff around the edges (Night City, side quests, exploring, etc.) has been pretty unremarkable.

I feel like this could have been like a Bioshock game that’s more linear and it would have been more impactful.

I absolutely loved Origins. Honestly though Valhalla is similar enough that you’d be good just playing that instead