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As you can probably guess, my main goal in the latter half of the year was to get to Xenoblade 3 by finally completing my 8 year odyssey to force myself through the (total piece of ****) Xenoblade 2.I am now planning to get caught up with the series myself. I have only played X but just acquired the first game and might be caught up in 8 years or so.
As you can probably guess, my main goal in the latter half of the year was to get to Xenoblade 3 by finally completing my 8 year odyssey to force myself through the (total piece of ****) Xenoblade 2.I am now planning to get caught up with the series myself. I have only played X but just acquired the first game and might be caught up in 8 years or so.
It was a lot of returning to already purchased games, particularly a number of Switch releases on my Switch 2, in hopes of seeing base performance enhancements on the new hardware. But yes, I own way too many Switch games.I played 95 games this year
Just perusing this thread and had a nice chuckle. Profound perspective here.What games do you recommend for a beginer who has never played anything?
I recommend playing all the NES games you can then. With the NES, the videogame industry was still in its infancy so a lot of games are quite simple and controllers didn't have the amount of buttons that they do now. Since the games are simple they are quite easy so you should have a great time playing them, Mr. Spambot. A few good choices to start would be Metroid, Zelda II, and Ninja Gaiden. Happy gaming.
My top genre was “Action,” which is incredibly vague as a descriptor, but okay.
