Yeah, you're probably right. I was thinking it was 2003 or 04, but it came out like 6 months after GTA 3, so the timelines don't match up.

Never played Valhalla, how much does this costume cost in game?

Thank you , I think they'd enjoy playing together at the same time , well 2 of them anyway , the 3rds a good bit younger , I don't think any system would accommodate 3 at once.

I'm really leaning towards ps5 now

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Newer fgs focus on casuals/'modern 'gamers' now, they are about less complexity and mashing, getting of corners for free, high damage, Rps mechanics/get out of jail free card.

The casualizing never stops though it's mostly always been a thing but we are in the end game of it.

Maybe little childish, but most lego games are good, or BL series, and game named It takes two

Cheers

• The Last of Us

• Uncharted 4

• Persona 4 (felt like crying from that ending)

• Kingdom Hearts 2

• Xenoblade Chronicles

• Yakuza 0

Yeah these styles are definitely not everyone’s cup of tea

I played it first rendered in software on a S3 Virge GX/P233, but still looked incredibly good.

Get gud

I think it's resolution, the eye can't differentiate after 4k. As for refresh, I think 60/120 is more common for consoles, while pcs can get the 144hz benefits.

You won't waste your money with a 144hz, just do your research and find the common ground between cheap and great. You're gonna be spending money and many hours staring at it.

Is the game like family friendly or more adult suitable?

Wow I didn't realize that that's really good and a good point about the discs holding value. Thank you .

I see

Love it! artist did a really good job with the lines and colour

perspective. right eye is closer to the viewer

That’s what new school and neo school style does, they disproportion aspects of features

The dock on the Switch moves everything to the big screen via HDMI, same as a traditional console. Also, you can buy multiple controllers (normal 'Pro' controllers and/or joycons) for the Switch. I'm not familiar with the charging issue you mentioned but that's neither here nor there.

The disk system still has a hard drive you can download to, so it will work either way. I'm also not familiar with heating issues, but larger consoles do tend to run warm. A cooling addon is likely unnecessary if it's kept in a well ventilated area, but it couldn't hurt.

The PS5 should easily last you as long as you're looking for it to do, but as you guessed, I'd say the next generation of consoles is a ways out still.

Is it the angle or is the right eye enormous compared to the left?

While I did upgrade over Christmas, but my last PC is 8 years old. These were my go to games that ran on it.

VVVVVV, Mini Metro, Factorio, Stardew Valley, Frostpunk, The Escapist, Lumino City,

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Bad armor for the snow, your enemies will see you from am mile away.

If you have a controller for your PC, I'd highly recommend emulators for old consoles. You should be able to comfortably play PS1 and below given your PC. Older indie titles should also be fine. If you want to get into rhythm games (and also improve your mouse aim for MOBAs), Osu is free and beginner/potato friendly.

Banished is good, son is heroes of magic and might 3, prob my go to games.

Something a bit more modern, cities skyline if you just go for the base stuff.

Slay the spire but it's been mostly a switch game for me same is true for moon lighter both of which are on pc and would make a fun, oh would you like a go type games.