So like, late 2027 for PC gaming?

There is an option to add them to the autoshow. Basically you tick a box and then they they appear there, ready to be bought.

I gotta say, I have decided not to buy FH5 and pirate it so that I could use cheat menus worry-free and it feels so good not to have to worry about these limited-time FOMO-inducing specials. You just tick a box and poof! you can buy it.

Also, I actually enjoy building cars more than driving them.

Wow, I went in on the remake blind (having never played the original before) and shrugged off the whole Whisper thing as another element of the world that makes little sense to me yet. That’s actually a very interesting idea and I wish I had played the original first to get to appreciate it.

Thanks for the explanation!

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You mean her father?

You seem to have liked the remake (and the game in general). I have finished the first one last year but for some reason, it didn’t click with me and the whole commentary you made wooshed over me (unless your whole text is satire). Are there some pointers you could give me to understand FF7 a bit better?

Ah yes, Carefewer Whisper is such a timeless love song!

You mean you don’t want a crAAAzy taxi?

I finished it with a gamepad so I think it’s doable, much like Call of Duty and the likes. Overall keyboard and mouse are more pleasant (to me) but the gamepad shouldn’t hold you back.

I’m replaying Driver SF these days and it’s still really good.

Beyond what was said, I’d add Spec Ops: The Line.

I totally forgot about that and thought that they would make a crappy live-action adaptation of GTA.

Half-Life: the trading card game

The couldn’t have Brigitte Bardot, so he settled on another Brigitte.

I found it frustrating by NFS standards (grew up with Underground 2, Most Wanted, etc.).

The story is lame as it is poorly written and has no character development. Races are OK except drag (because there are sprint races thrown in it but you carve corners with your drag-prepped rides). Vehicles, when bought, are tired to one type of race and are upgraded (performance wise) via a system that is basically lootboxy and make no mechanical sense. Be ready to buy a turbo that improves your braking, for instance.

Quite frankly, for a modern NFS arcade experience, you’re better off with Heat.