Nope, it sucked. Even the extended ending was still bad.

It did ambiguity badly. It also shoehorned in a revelation and debate “AI and biologicals can’t co-exist” that you could literally disprove if you’d done the previous missions correctly. And it tossed aside any real consideration of the thoughts or decisions…

I think it’s just because due to lack of availability, it still feels brand new to most people. I didn’t personally know a single person with one until it had already technically been out for 2 years. I got mine last year, not because of a lack of want or even money but because it was when I was finally able to get…

Definitely. We’re in a bit of a stagnation era when it comes to games, creatively and in technology. But Big Tech is demanding more of everything at unsustainable levels, leading to burnout for consumers, devs, and even hardware manufacturers.

The main problem is that the first two years of this generation were basically a bust because of the hardware shortages. Most people couldn’t get a PS5 so Sony made sure that their biggest first-party games were also on PS4. That left PS5 with only a few exclusives (Demon’s Souls, Returnal and Ratchet & Clank) during t…

PS5 is already showing it’s age hardware wise

It was the opposite, the PS5 Slim got a price increase. The digital PS5 is $399 and the digital slim is $449. Then if you decided to get the disc drive down the road for $79 the PS5 Slim costs $519 but if you get the bundle you save $20. I don’t think we’ve ever seen a console increase in price midway through its life…

I have to pretty much agree with your take. I held out and didn’t get a PS5 until Spider-Man 2 came out and while the game is phenomenal, the improvements over the PS4 Spider-Man are pretty minimal. Particularly if you play it on performance mode. In quality mode you definitely do get some improved visuals, but it’s…

I find it odd how this surprises people.

Man, I have a few games on the PS5 (like 5?) but honestly feel like there’s been so little I care about on it. I feel like at this rate I’m going to end up owning fewer PS5 games than Wii U games. I think it’s the first console I might regret buying. I hope KH4 at least comes out on it.

What would they even do for a new console? I imagine it’s gonna feel like PS5.5, at best. Like, come on, man. I just got mine last February. Let’s get some more Sony stuff in the pipe.

Yeah it feels like the majority of titles on the PS5 are just ports from the PS4, I feel like Sony really sat on their ass the last 3 years when it came to first party games

Man, my PS5 still feels like a newish addition to my console collection. I have no desire for an upgrade. It doesn't even feel like games are pushing it to its limits yet.

I’m confused. I have yet to see more than a handful of truly next gen games. It feels like we barely have enough legitimate next-gen titles to launch a console with. Unless the PS6 comes with something truly unbelievable I’m probably going to hold out until the “pro” variant comes out and stick with PC gaming in the…

“That’s because it’s still not entirely clear what exactly this remake trilogy is. A remake or a reimagining?”

Also my theory, the alt-Cloud that’s still comatose due to not being shocked awake by Zack’s death will fall into the lifestream in the northern crater after stealing the Black Materia from a party shocked at seeing “Cloud” alive. Then the party will later find him in Mideel in part three and then Tifa will help him…

Regardless if it’s *actually* a sequel (like if characters remember stuff from the original and is happening on some sort of weird cyclical timeframe or time travel something batshit like that), Final Fantasy 7's remake trilogy has always been in *conversation* with the original game.

But it actually looks like they’ve done a lot to deal with the poor translations.

Young Sheldon: The Next Generation 

It’s CBS, so why not Sheldon: The Kelvin Timeline?

Ugh. At least do “Young Raj”