Sonic the hedgehog 2/Mortal Kombat 1/streets of rage 1/ golden axe.

Got them all my hand me down sega. Best childhood ever

Sonic forces

Oh true say! But that was episode 4. I felt like red dead 2 told us early with lots of hours left to go.

I’m going to share a few for you

1. Assassin’s creed 1: When you see Damascus for the first time ever, from a distance upon the mountain tops. The music creeps in, and then goes full force, you pull the reins on your horse as you gallop your way down the meandering pathways, leading into this enormous bustling city, bursting with life! Simply a masterpiece moment. The first truly next gen game made of that era.

2. Red dead redemption 2: I agree, when the tuberculosis reveal happens, and then you watch yourself slowly degrade. I can’t think of a single game where you’re given a diagnosis that you’re going to die and then you watch yourself die. I think it speaks volumes on how life can be short and it was done in a very realistic way in terms of how fast the disease progresses.

3. Modern warfare 2 (Xbox 360): Just being thrown into this amazing world of multiplayer and customization and freedom and kill streaks and weapon and iconic moments on YouTube that have lived on there forever, AND IT WAS ALL TOO GOOD TO BE REAL. But alas, I lived it, and so did many others, it’s all that matters.

4. Assassin’s creed origins: just the entire world design gave me shivers, it was like playing assassin’s creed 1 again and being lost in this beautiful rendition of Egypt, and everything had purpose.

5. Bloodborne: The spiders.

The last of us 2 (gameplay (not story) game set in a open world experience. (Planetside 2 size)

I would love a game of that quality of polish and animation set in a massive ass world, where you can 1000 player lobbies. A map the size of planetside 2, with a massi focus on stealth and teamplay

Indeed there is 👏

Coolest ending… A game called.

INSIDE.

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1. Bloodborne
2. Uncharted 4 (PS4/5)
3. God of war Ragnarok (ps5)
4. Ratchet and clank 2 (PS2)
5. Red dead redemption 2 (PS4)
6. Rainbow six siege (best multiplayer since release)
7. The Witcher 3
8. Persona 5
9. Sekiro shadows die twice (100% without prosthetics)
10. Assassin’s creed Origins

Honourable mentions:

1. Battlefield bad company 2
2. Gears of war 2
3. Halo Reach
4. The last guardian

Kingdom come deliverance. Need I say more?

And if you want something goofy and lighthearted with some great multiplayer get chivalry 2.

How has no one mentioned Kane and Lynch 2: DOG DAYS

The PLANE, the MUSIC. the CREDIT ROLE! ICONIC

It’s not my type. But I respect the love people have for them

I’d say most survival crafting games.(including horror)

They are all awful.

Oh man… Let’s see…

Nier automata - Beauvoir at the amusement park Bloodborne - Ludwig the Holy Blade Final Fantasy 16 - Any boss battle Shadow the of collosus - Any boss battle Sonic the hedgehog 2 - Any boss battle Streets of rage 1: Might not count, but the music of the final level leading to the final boss battle is peak music.

I am worried too.

However one of the houser brothers are still there, so I’d keep some faith

HE’S A MAN! NOT A GOD! COME ON COMRADES.

• some AI dude in Rambo the video game

Strange one.

I really liked Charles lee’s performance in Assassin’s creed 3.

I loved Rafe Adler in Uncharted 4, there’s a lot of nuances in his performance.

Abby from the last of us

Pug ugly looking biatch Looks like a man Plays like a man Killed Joel Ruined the story for the 2nd half of the game, by being forced to redo 3 days, without even progressing the story Had sex with Owen, even though his girl was pregnant

Just an example of what an ugly ass classic design we get today. I can’t even word it properly

Reminds me of the ugly ass character we got in that fable trailer.

Ugly is the new beautiful.

Baldur’s Gate 3.

I never played a game like this. Glad I battled it through.

Another one was Dark Souls 3, this took me ages to master. However, Thank god i pushed through as well, otherwise I wouldn’t have gotten into Bloodborne and the rest of FS games.

May be a strange one

But for me it was Assassin’s creed origins.

I did 80 hours on this game. Finished it.

Zero fast travel used.

I loved the idea of journeying across egypt. Travelling on foot, camel, helping people on the way. It was perfect.

And I always had a playlist playing on my travels. I used a mixture of music from the prince of Persia the two thrones and The mummy movie 🍿

It was the best :)

Now turn on DLSS. It’s game over for AMD.