Computer games.

[KaiserEFC]

That was more what I meant, I don’t think I described it too well. Every time I look at my twitter it’s all I see lol

I think not liking someone because of what game console they use proves humanity has gone too far

 

[Daz1878]

Finished the campaign on Star Wars Squadrons. Was fairly short but I enjoyed it - some tricky missions in there, particularly one a few from the end where you have to take down enemy ships by detonating fuel pods (took me a few goes). I liked the whole switching between the empire/rebellion thing, and the missions where you got to choose your ship were good fun. A decent game for the price.

 

[TippEverton]

In fairness Konami did say as much but I'm a bit peeved the new pes update is the exact same game.

I thought they would surely make tweaks to the awful refereeing, e.g. no penalties, at least they didn't charge full price for it. I just wish I had downloaded a new option file for pes 2020 instead of buying the update.

 

[Terrarian]

I have been on steam for 13years and this last few days I have sold some trading cards, never used the market before. So in 13years I have about 600 cards and so far i have made £1.38 haha my aim is to get a free game from these cards, I didn't realise people were so sad they actually pay real money for these cards haha

 

[rylojr]

Returned to this after completing it about a year ago as I really liked the multiple storylines and the visuals and soundtrack are just brilliant. Great cast as well (The Kurgen from "Highlander" and Bishop from "Aliens" are in it)

Got some of the most emotionally charged moments in a game I've ever played, trying a playthrough to see different outcomes is addictive.

 

[Zezti]

Returned to this after completing it about a year ago as I really liked the multiple storylines and the visuals and soundtrack are just brilliant. Great cast as well (The Kurgen from "Highlander" and Bishop from "Aliens" are in it)

Got some of the most emotionally charged moments in a game I've ever played, trying a playthrough to see different outcomes is addictive.

Big fan of Detroit. My first playthrough was entirely without

Spoiler

Cara, as I let her die at the start thinking she actually wouldn't

and it was really neat how different things were on my second playthrough.

 

[rylojr]

Big fan of Detroit. My first playthrough was entirely without

Spoiler

Cara, as I let her die at the start thinking she actually wouldn't

and it was really neat how different things were on my second playthrough.

Oh yes the Cara storyline hits hard, i got the horrible "WW2" ending for her and Alice.... Proper disturbing. Hoping for a brighter one this time around

 

[tsubaki]

Finished the campaign on Star Wars Squadrons. Was fairly short but I enjoyed it - some tricky missions in there, particularly one a few from the end where you have to take down enemy ships by detonating fuel pods (took me a few goes). I liked the whole switching between the empire/rebellion thing, and the missions where you got to choose your ship were good fun. A decent game for the price.

really annoying though that EA have apparently said there are no plans to do any DLC or expansions for it

if they remade the campaigns from X-Wing and then Tie Fighter for SWS I’d buy them

 

[Daz1878]

really annoying though that EA have apparently said there are no plans to do any DLC or expansions for it

if they remade the campaigns from X-Wing and then Tie Fighter for SWS I’d buy them

I'm guessing EA are still a bit wary/sore after the Battlefront 2 microtransactions debacle... but I agree, this could definitely use an expansion or two. Same for Jedi: Fallen Order, as when I finished the game last year I really wished for some expansions to the story, and would have been happy to buy a season pass.

 

[Rakti]

Bought a PS4 last year despite not owning a console since a Megadrive. I've got The last of us and GTA5 but I just can't get to grips with them. Are there any basic controlled games that are maybe a bit more linear that anyone could recommend?

 

[rylojr]

Bought a PS4 last year despite not owning a console since a Megadrive. I've got The last of us and GTA5 but I just can't get to grips with them. Are there any basic controlled games that are maybe a bit more linear that anyone could recommend?

 

[Tramps_mate]

Curry's pre-orders for Series X.. Not sure what's going on. But.... got an email saying I'm getting a voucher for £2000 for some reason!

 

[Rakti]

Yeah, something like that!

 

[rylojr]

Yeah, something like that!

You had your guard down, it was too tempting ha ha ha.

There's plenty of retro collections on the PS4 - Atari Classics volumes one and two, Sega Classics collection.... Depends what genre of games you're into really. Loads of choice n the PSN store like

 

[Huyton Layne]

Bought a PS4 last year despite not owning a console since a Megadrive. I've got The last of us and GTA5 but I just can't get to grips with them. Are there any basic controlled games that are maybe a bit more linear that anyone could recommend?

I would recommend Resogun. Sideways scrolling spaceship shooter, like a classic arcade game. The area is basically the outside of a cylinder and you can see through the background .

Wouldn't pay full price ($15, 10gbp) for it but I'd say it's worth half that if you see it on sale

Think pretty much any racing game would work too.