Gamers Thread

I've been playing Grim Fandango for the 1st time. Kinda hard at times, or I'm just dumb about which objects to use where. Needed like 4 hints to get outta town and to the start of the forest.
 
The Suffering: Ties That Bind

Finished this in two sittings. Pretty fun action/horror hybrid. Easy to pick up/get into but becomes pretty frustrating in later missions due to the whack-ass difficulty curve. Still, you get to do cool things like dual wield shotguns and stuff. So yay for that.
 
i struggled with 3 when it came out, found it hard to get into plot/atmosphere wise while also hating how fiddly it was navigating the menus and stuff, but i haven't revisited it as an adult so i'd probably love it now, i know it tends to be the critics' favourite.
 
1 or 2? I had to look up a how-to for the Mantis fight haha.
1 emulates fine from what i remember. the problem with 2 is it relies on pressure button technology that was specific to ps2 controllers, i tried playing it using a newer pad and half the controls don't work 'cause you need to be able to only half push down a button to aim and then fully push it to fire, stuff like that. there might be a workaround now 'cause i haven't researched it in a while, but at the time i last tried and read reddit posts etc on it nothing worked and i gave up in the end lol
 
Got a PS5 and playing Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade. Yes it's shallow. No it doesn't surpass the atmosphere of the original. I'm still enjoying tf out of it the second time around though, even the Yuffie DLC. Looking forward to playing Rebirth.