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Already happened on Steam with certain music tracks being removed from GTA: San Andreas. Made me regret getting rid of my physical copy.

PC has been mostly digital only for a long time now as mentioned above, and I don't plan on giving up gaming any time soon. However, I do buy significantly less PC games on day one now simply because the RRP is too high for most of them and there's no way for me to shop around for a cheaper price. The same would happen with consoles. In fact, I may end up buying less games since a lot of what I'm into ends up having low print runs (fomo) and that's obviously not an issue with digital.

I believe that is correct. All three are worth playing but Shadowrun: Dragonfall - DC in particular is one of the best RPGs period. It's a masterpiece.

I'm playing through the C&C Remastered Collection which is fucking amazing. They did an incredible job remastering the original C&C and Red Alert. I'm almost done with the GDI missions on the first game. Then its on to the NOD campaign.

You can tell the digital only version was the primary design. Even if its ugly its at least symmetrical. The disc based version looks like they just slapped a blu-ray drive on it and called it a day.

Show was a letdown and the console looks ugly. I'm not feeling that design at all.

Playing through PSO2 now. Just jumping on and doing the daily quests mostly with a bit of story here and there. It's addictive and fun. Probably not the kind of game people with gambling issus should play though.

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I'm till playing PSO. Beat Episode I just like I have so many times before and I'm making my way through Episode II. I have to say, the medic bay is much better positioned here but some of the new areas leave a lot to be desired, the Seabed area in particular. Still, it's fun to experience a new part of PSO so I can't complain too much.

Tactics for sure. Or Alundra as LostLevel83 mentioned.

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So I'm considering jumping back into PSO 2 with the western PC release later this month, and felt like finally playing through Episode 2 and 4 from the first game, so I jumped back into PSO: BB via the Ephinea private server. It's been a fantastic experience so far, and really captures the spirit and feeling of the DC games. Servers are packed with players and games, everyone's chill and it's been fun to jump back in.

Already done My advice is don't level anyone up until everyone has 400EXP (you level up by speaking with Lord British) and explore the nearest dungeon to the north east of the castle to get the Mark of Kings. Give ranged weapons to everyone that can use them and increase your mages INT stat and your Cleric's WIS stat as soon as you can to learn stronger spells. Increasing stats requires a lot of gold and the easiest/quickest way to do that imo, is to keep creating new characters who all start with 100g each and just siphon that that money from them to your main party. When your cleric has 40MP she learns the Surface spell which really helps when you're 6 floors deep in a dungeon with no health or food.

Having to import NES games from the US Not that its that much hassle, just the associated shipping cost and import fees can be a pain.

Ultima III: Exodus is complete.I forgot that the final boss is the floor I should really rewatch Spoony's videos on the series.The game has definitely aged in a lot of parts, which is to be expected; it is a CRPG from 1983 afterall. I can only imagine how long the game would have taken had I not resorted to using guides here and there and mapped out the dungeons myself.My next playthrough should be a lot quicker with a much stonger party now that I understand the game's mechanics better.

Ultima III: Exodus is also complete. I forgot that the final boss is the fucking floor lmao.

Sonic R is an amazing game that everyone should play and enjoy. Not even joking, I fucking love that game.

It's not a large goal but I almost have all 4 Dragon Warrior games on NES. Just need the third game now and I'm sorted.

I'm making my way through Ultima 3 atm, should be done this week at some point hopefully.

I've been toying with the idea of obtaining a full RPG NES set recently. It's hard to justify the cost that Warriors of Destiny goes for though, considering how pants it's supposed to be heh. That SMS release of IV is extremely good apparently. I really want to try it.

Made some good progress in Ultima III. I managed to grind enough gold to increase most of my needed stats which made the overworld enemies a lot easier. I purchased some horses and picked up a few key quest items, including the Silver Pick from the bottom of the Cave of Death, which certainly lives up to its name. I almost wiped on the 7th floor and resorted to spinning around on the spot, in the dark, so I could regenerate my MP without getting into another encounter, cure everyone of poison, heal my entire party and have enough MP to use the Surface spell to teleport back to the surface the moment I picked up the Silver Pick. Looking at how some of my characters stats max out at 50 and 75, I wish I'd chosen different races for some of them now. Your character's race puts a hard limit on how much certain stats can be increased, making some more and less suited to each profession. I'm not starting over though so I'll make do. It's probably time I levelled my characters past level 5 now. You need the Mark of Kings to do so and increase your HP beyond 550 and I do have that after finding it in the Cave of Gold. Some of the dungeon monsters really pack a punch so the extra HP would be welcome.I just hope I don't get curb stomped by the stronger enemies that will generate.

All I want is the Analogue Pocket, I hope there's more news on a release date soon.

I briefly owned a CD-i but that was when they were worth nothing in the mid to late 90s. I played the crappy Zelda games on it, a digitised golf game and used a cd-rom encyclopedia to help with my homework one time. My family didn't have a lot of money so expensive systems weren't a consideration.

£90.88 for Lunar: Eternal Blue on Sega CD. Breaching triple figures is a bit of a psychological barrier for me. Good for my wallet I suppose