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Showcase mode has always been so cringe, the way the commentators and narrator have to walk us through everything like we're idiots. ugh. I'm really happy to see 2015 Seth Rollins, he's immediately replacing freaking Rollins in my universe.

Is this still possible on the base version of the game without DLC features? I would happily move everyone into the 60-91 range like the good old days, but I also feel like ratings barely mean anything while playing

I'm guessing Seth vs. Orton means we're also getting Seth's old theme song? I am happily going to replace the current one with it. Would have liked to see Messiah Seth too

Oh shit, I remember the weird rivalry Ledesma had with The Miz, lol

I'm 29, and much like yourself, I've played most of them starting with SmackDown! My top two are HCTP and SvR2006. I credit the games (and my dad) for my interest in watching the actual product, and although I've skipped a couple of games in between, like 2k14, 2k17, 2k20 and 2k23, I still feel nostalgic for the escape that they provided. It's a blessing that wrestling could be flirting with mainstream pop culture again, and it's fitting that the 2k games have been picking up momentum alongside it. I don't watch or play nearly as much as I used to, but I'm glad nonetheless.

One option that I'd really appreciate is if they brought back two buttons for reversals. I last played 2k22 and I found it was extremely easy to reverse all finisher attempts.

I can't believe we're at a time where the yearly game just gets announced roughly 1.5 months before release date and people seemingly no longer complain, expect surprise announcements, have discussions or arguments or expect significant changes to the gameplay. I've been here for these reveals for 10+ years I imagine, and it's a bummer that the AEW game didn't leave any sort of mark and the 2k titles lack any willingness to innovate because of guaranteed sales from a loyal fanbase.

Guess you understand now what I was talking about earlier? lol Picked up Horizon a few days ago and I'm liking it so far. The main story itself intrigues me a lot and the side quests haven't bored me yet. The combat is also satisfying, especially when you're playing on hard. So far, it's a very cool experience.

That sounds terrible. It's a shame because I'm sure you would have been enjoying the game since you made it to Chapter 11. I don't remember this particular mission, but that sounds like a shitty glitch. Played and completed Resident Evil 0 over the last week... Great game, but quite frustrating at times. There is no inventory box in this one and you're supposed to find a safe room yourself where you store all your important items as you progress through the game. Backtracking has never been an issue for me with RE games, but it was quite ridiculous with this one. I had to constantly revisit old areas in order to relocate a hookshot, a grenade launcher, a couple of grenade rounds, first aid sprays and ammunition throughout the *censored*ing game... Don't even get me started on those monkeys and zombies who reappear in hallways that you have already cleared

Lol obviously there is much more to it. I'd be lying if I said Rise isn't a great game, but I realized that it just isn't for me. Horizon is giving me similar vibes right now, but I can't be sure.I haven't played the Tomb Raider reboots but Horizon is fantastic! What are your concerns?Is there enough incentive to do side quests? Open World is great and all, but only some games seem to get it right. I'd like to have a good reason to do side quests along with the main missions. Also, does the game let you select a difficulty? I'm concerned about the combat, don't want to get bored destroying robots repeating the same process. How was your experience? I personally love the side quests, because I love the world and its tribes and characters. So that's just me. There are at least two side quests that I know of that will definitely be beneficial to complete. Aide from that, the incentive is pretty much XP, which leads to leveling up, which leads to using skill points to learn and upgrade abilities. It's pretty much standard affair as far as that goes. You can pick your difficulty. I'm playing on normal, and there's still some challenge to the bigger machines. However, I'm not the best gamer out there, so my opinion may not mean much in that regard. Overall, I love the game. I love the world, I love the weapons, I love the characters, I love the gameplay. As far as the Tomb Raider comparisons, I've watched my girlfriend play some of the Tomb Raider game that came before Rise, and it gave me Uncharted vibes more than anything. Horizon doesn't remind me of Uncharted Looks like you had a lot of fun with the game. I think I'll end up getting it though, since there really isn't anything else that I'd rather get. Starting to think I won't regret it.

Lol obviously there is much more to it. I'd be lying if I said Rise isn't a great game, but I realized that it just isn't for me. Horizon is giving me similar vibes right now, but I can't be sure.I haven't played the Tomb Raider reboots but Horizon is fantastic! What are your concerns? Is there enough incentive to do side quests? Open World is great and all, but only some games seem to get it right. I'd like to have a good reason to do side quests along with the main missions. Also, does the game let you select a difficulty? I'm concerned about the combat, don't want to get bored destroying robots repeating the same process. How was your experience?

Lol obviously there is much more to it. I'd be lying if I said Rise isn't a great game, but I realized that it just isn't for me. Horizon is giving me similar vibes right now, but I can't be sure.

I loved Alien and I'm currently figuring out if I should get the Outlast trilogy or not. I'm also trying to figure out whether I'd like Horizon or not. The only thing holding me back is the fact that Rise of the Tomb Raider bored me to death, and Horizon reminds me of that in some ways.

Got back into Uncharted 4 online. It's just so addictive.

Playing Hitman currently. I don't like the main menu at all, it's confusing as hell. I have no idea what all these bonus features are supposed to do.

What were the older fire pro games like? I've always heard so much praise, but never understood the appeal watching gameplay videos.

Playing Steins;Gate. It's a pure visual novel game, but one where seemingly insignificant events and the choices that you make end up affecting the story in a big way as you progress.

Danganronpa 2

Playing Danganronpa for the very first time. Didn't even know about it's existence until someone told me about the similarities it shares with the Ace Attorney games. I'm liking it so far.

Started Resident Evil 7 a while back... I'm loving it so far, but there's not much I can say yet.

That's awesome!

It is out already in your country? Technically, not until the 24th... but I know "a guy". Damn. -.- I've heard that it is out where I live, but I don't know any "guy", unfortunately. I'll be interested to know your thoughts on the game.

It is out already in your country?

Started playing this game on DS called 999. It's like a cross between Hotel Dusk and Ace Attorney, and I absolutely loved those games. I was skeptical about this one when I started playing, but after a while I was completely immersed. It plays like a novel for the most part, but the story is amazing, and there's a lot of decision making involved with multiple endings.

Rise of the Tomb Raider