I suspect these are the best selling games which released between 2020 and 2025. For instance, Breath of the Wild has sold about 33 million copies, over 10 million more than Tears of the Kingdom but was released in 2017.

This could be a rare day-1 buy for me, assuming they’re not doing the Epic exclusive bullshit.

Edit: The Steam page is already up, so that’s good.

PCSX2 supports Retroachievements.

In TA you could select a unit factory then issue move orders and set up patrol routes and then any units constructed by that factory would follow those orders. Also, if there was a unit executing a repeating move pattern, you could select it, hold shift and give it a new order. It would execute that order, then when done it would return to its original pattern.

Overly-long, unskippable credits.

Valve has been very flexible with device repairs/replacements. I’d try contacting them even if the unit is out of warranty, worst they can do is say no.

Maybe. I’ve heard Gabe’s son is set to take over when the time comes, hopefully he’s been raised right.

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle requires a card with ray-tracing capability. No option to turn it off.

There was a John Wick game, called John Wick Hex. It was ok, but looks like the license has expired and it’s no longer available.

I’m subscribed to Humble Choice, so I’ll be getting the full game. I’ll give it a try.

Its crustiness was a large part of its charm for me.

The original System Shock is one of my favorite games of all time. While I’m sure the remake was well done, I doubt it will invoke much nostalgia in me.

XIII had two sequels, XIII-2 and Lightning Returns.

There’s a non-VR version of it called just Mothergunship.

Finally jumped into No Man’s Sky.

Amazing version of the Deus Ex theme here: https://youtu.be/DZU6XyFxCA0

I used Heroic Games Launcher and added it as a non-Steam game.

Works fine on my Steam Deck.

Really? You’d leave the hotties unhelped?

I’m going to guess it stands for “outer sleeve”, as the exclusive edition includes a graphical sleeve which slides over the game box.

X-Wing was the reason I jumped from Atari ST to DOS/Windows.

It’s very low-pressure, but progress is steady. Good for grinding while watching a video or listening to a podcast.

I’m grinding hard on Fantasy Life i. I think I’m going to get 100% achievements, which is a rarity for me.

Based on some comments in the article, it sounds like the guy is accusing Rockstar of financing a smear campaign. Maybe if they made a game that wasn’t a straight GTA clone they wouldn’t have to worry about something like that.

I’ll enter for a Steam key. Thank you!

The from Yakuza: Like a Dragon has been in heavy rotation on my favorites playlist for a while now.

The very first model of the Switch can be soft-modded. Later revisions require a modchip.

More people need to know about (and play) CrossCode.

Ikaboze had access to a handful of save files at Nintendo Switch 2 Experience: Tokyo, one of which has a well-equipped Link that puts him right outside of Hyrule Castle. He makes quick work of Calamity Ganon.

So he just loaded a save file right before the end of the game. Not a speedrun.

For anyone interested, Chrono Trigger is part of the Steam Spring sale for just $3.74. It’s absolutely worth that price.

The remaster is already done, it includes both Soul Reaver 1 and 2.

Shining Force NEO and Shining Force EXA are both great underrated action RPGs.

Get tea and no tea

https://store.steampowered.com/app/2486820/Sonic_Racing_CrossWorlds/

For anyone with a Steam Deck, there’s a Decky plugin which shows the HLTB data for a game right on its main page.

They’ve done that kind of thing before, throw in a notoriously failed game, but not as the headliner. The most obvious example I can think of is Gotham Knights.

If you’re absolutely set on playing it I’d say there’s a fairly good chance it shows up in Humble Choice within the next year or so.

I recall hearing about another game that was killed by 24H2, but I can’t remember which one off the top of my head.

South Park: The Stick of Truth is a great RPG. You don’t have to be a South Park fan to enjoy it, but it certainly doesn’t hurt.