At this point it is a miracle Borderlands 3 didn't kill the series all together.  You quite literally don't see games go from one of the best in the sequel to the worst in the next game.  Even going through Borderlands 2 again this many years later is fun and still makes me laugh.

In case you were wondering, the platinum for this game is way too steep a climb to do in just 3 months, not to mention this game has a bunch of bugged trophies as well.  The Crew 2 improved a great deal on the original and the PVP trophies only take about 30 minutes.  About 60-70 hours to platinum for TC2

Mess with the cluck, to make a buck, you're so out of luck

I’ll just stick with Vice City and everything being available in the game instead of being locked behind Shark Cards.

It is beyond infuriating on 2 lane interstates to see semi trucks doing a rolling roadblock in both lanes below the speed limit. Yes, absolutely, there are morons driving way too aggressively, not paying attention to the road, etc. But this is where the road rage comes from.  I would love to take one of those truck…

That Monza wreck is the typical shunt behavior at turn 1 of any online F1 race

Given that game installs are fast approaching 150GB and I'm sure will hit 200GB at some point (looking at GTA VI), this is a great thing.  However, the vast majority of the US at least doesn't have access to high speed internet that's really needed to take advantage of cloud streaming, at least as it applies to…

GTA V proved that creating a mode with microtransactions (GTA Online) would bring FAR more revenue than any base game could hope to. GTA V cost $250M to develop. In just ONE QUARTER, GTA Online made $500 MILLION.

Same exact thing happened with Bizarre Creations, who you might remember from Project Gotham Racing 3. Then they made Blur under the Activision label (a criminally underrated game), who of course meddled and didn’t allow them to proceed with their original vision. The true coup de grace was releasing the game against S…

A reminder your local library allows you to get games for free.

Count me among the minority that’s ecstatic the multiplayer mode isn’t coming forward. BG3 is proving you don’t have to put multiplayer in every single game in order to sell and be successful.

- This will get patched by tomorrow

Just another unfortunate consequence in the era of live service gaming, which no one asked for, yet companies are like “deal with it, because reasons”.

This sucks the most for players new to the game. Now, without any build that you can use reliably to fast level to 100, you’re looking at an even bigger mountain to climb.

TDU2 wasn’t a bad game except for the parts where a) you had to tail a car somewhere and especially b) when you had to drive someone to a destination without them puking.

Companies continue to get away with things like this because there are always going to be whales and exploitable, emotional and mental behavior that lets them.

I remember the great times I had with The Bee shield and the Conference Call shotgun in BL2 before they nerfed it (although if you’ve got the disc version, you can still do it in the base, unpatched game.  Being able to absolutely shred everything with friends was a delight, no fun allowed nowadays =(

All F1 has done is trade Mercedes for Red Bull and Hamilton for Verstappen.  Absent weather, these races are boring, unless you're wondering who will finish 4th in the constructors championship.  The reason NASCAR has so many different winners is, well the cars are exactly the same.  If F1 went that route, then you…

I really wanted a physical copy because of my memories with Final Fantasy II on the SNES (which is really FF IV).  But as others have said, scalpers exist because people pay their prices, and well it's capitalism.

That was a very 2Pac style response