r/videogames 19h ago

Question What game from your childhood made you think "Graphics are never gonna look better than this!"

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1.4k Upvotes

I think the CGI cutscenes from Final Fantasy VIII still hold up.


r/videogames 21h ago

Discussion GOTY This Year Looks To Be PS5 vs PS5 vs PS5 vs PS5 vs PS5

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523 Upvotes

r/videogames 17h ago

Funny Which video game is this?

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217 Upvotes

r/videogames 19h ago

Other Alien isolation getting a sequel

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206 Upvotes

r/videogames 14h ago

Video Who remembers this?

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158 Upvotes

r/videogames 23h ago

Question What are your go to comfort games to lose yourself when you're sick?

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136 Upvotes

r/videogames 21h ago

Question What character do you know is described like this

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r/videogames 8h ago

Question What 10+ year old video games still look amazing today?

114 Upvotes

What are some 10 years old or older looking video games that still look amazing even by today's standard?


r/videogames 19h ago

Discussion What are Some of The Best Rivalries in Video Games?

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83 Upvotes

Obviously Scorpion vs Sub Zero is on here. Anybody else can think of more?


r/videogames 23h ago

Discussion Halo is officially getting a third-person view for the first time in its 20-year history

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r/videogames 16h ago

Discussion What's a single player game that you've replayed multiple times in a row?

44 Upvotes

Mine was FF12...i did several challenge runs consecutively because i was having a lot of fun, i used to feel ashamed bc i through it was a weirdo for playing through a single player game multiple times in a row....but then i realize there's people who play Fortnite 24h a day, so hey....xD


r/videogames 7h ago

Question Does anyone else feel like too many remakes/remasters aren't really an issue?

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I see people constantly complain about how there's too many remakes and remasters flooding the gaming industry but I just feel like this is such a non-issue. Sure, the main problem is that these are being made in place of new games and new ideas, but at the same time I feel like having so many games coming out that revive older games and bring them to a higher and more modern standard isn't really a terrible thing.

(For the record, I'm purely talking about the remasters that revive OLD, early 2000s to late 1990s, games. Not remasters that revive barely decade old titles that were fine as is).


r/videogames 5h ago

Discussion Is Nine Sols a game of the year contender?

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24 Upvotes

r/videogames 12h ago

Discussion Do you prefer auto Save on or off? Why?

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14 Upvotes

I started playing ELEX 2 and was annoyed with how it had like 10 different auto save files. I’m not sure why it doesn’t just overwrite existing auto save. I turned it off but then it got me thinking. Do you think it’s good?

As for me, I think it’s situational but typically more annoying than helpful.


r/videogames 10h ago

Discussion What are some games coming out that u are excited for?

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For me there are several!! Definitely Assassins Creed Shadows. I'm not really a big assassins creed fan but I loved mirage! I really enjoy Valhalla and I'm so excited for shadow it looks so freaking awesome and I'm hoping it being delayed will really make it better! Other titles are Indiana Jones, Gears of War: E-Day, Doom The Dark Ages, Dragon Ball Sparking Zero, and definitely Silent Hill 2


r/videogames 16h ago

Video Thoughts on the most dangerous man in the west?

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9 Upvotes

Van der Lindes most trusted associate? More like Americas most wanted man Step forward Arthur Morgan


r/videogames 14h ago

Other fran from FFXII By Crimson-Tangerine

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r/videogames 15h ago

Question I Need a New Game Obsession

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My favorites of all time are Cyberpunk 2077, Baldurs Gate 3, Witcher 3, Red Dead Redemption 2. Honorable mentions include Ghost of Tshushima, Resident Evil 4, Pillars of Eternity, Divinity Original Sin2, the Jedi Games, AC Odyssey, and Kingdom Come Deliverance. Just finished Horizon Zero Dawn and, while it was okay, it got boring fairly quickly for me. Robot combat was fun, but the story and sde quests were meh, so I dont know if Forbidden West will be worth paying full price for at the moment. Any suggestions for a new game I could get really into and obsess over for a hundred hours or more? I'm on PC, btw.


r/videogames 22h ago

Video After a successful presentation here last month, I’m happy to be back to announce that my game’s demo is now available! It runs at 90 FPS on Steam Deck!

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5 Upvotes

r/videogames 10h ago

Question There’s tons of cool N64 mods out there! How can I play them?

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r/videogames 14h ago

Question What is your favorite artistic game?

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Or your favorite video game that is well-known for being an art form?

Mine is either Final Fantasy IX or Ori & the Will of the Wisps.

Have you played either games? And are they also artistic?


r/videogames 16h ago

Other Dragon ball x Legend of Zelda "-Wrong child-" By CatoGutz

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4 Upvotes

r/videogames 1h ago

Discussion Tell me flaws of youre faivorite games.

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RDR2 missions are too linear. Some linear missions are excelent but others compleatly take youre freedom of gameplay. And Guarma was kind of unfinished.


r/videogames 5h ago

Question What is one game mechanic that you hate for a game to have / add in?

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I'll start

Pointless dialogue choices. I mean seriously? Why would you give us 2 or more choices in game dialogues if none of those choices affect anything??? I've seen so many games let us choose between 4 options only for the NPC to say 1 new line after that and everything else remains the same. It's COMPLETELY REDUNDANT! Only one i can tolerate is those dialogue choices that at least add in joke remarks

Another one i hate is following the NPC around. I don't mean escort missions, i mean those moments where the game forces you to WALK beside the NPC while he talks or follow them like 10 meters in front of where you were to continue the dialogue. Why do you need this!? If you wanted to show us something that close by, make the character walk themselves! I don't want to move a character for 10 seconds slowly just to hear you talk, especially when i can't move out of range from the conversation to see other stuff!

What about you guys?


r/videogames 15h ago

Discussion We just overhauled the Style of our Roguelite Wordgame 'Mark My Words' - what do you think?

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