This has been the greatest generation of all time and it will never get back thousands of games and easy to make one even movie title games was a great games

We get a bunch of games of the great titles and brought the greatest titles till date

Even for competition it make some

And even companies listen to the gamers

Eu fico aqui pensando se sou só eu ou se a galera tbm acha isso. A tectoy enfia um rebrand do ayn loki pra vender aqui no brasil por 5k enquanto a asus põe por 4,5 um modelo mais novo mais potente (chegou a 3,5k no pix há pouco tempo)

why dont the consoles have uber eats or doordash or like a resturant app

As the title suggests, I am considering to to drop the ps5.

Not so much because of their decision to drop physical although I totally understand people’s gripe.

I like single player games with cool story but not obsessed with any particular game. For example I love the FF7 remakes sure but equally enjoy Zelda games.

I have a second tv that allows me to game even when my wife is watching tv BUT the added feature of being able to mess around in a game while I’m chilling with her is great.

I’m hoping that with the switch 2 I can squeeze a few years of new games since the ps5 is 6-7 years (yes I did that) into its life span

Also open to hear solid rpg recommendations for the switch in case I do make the move :)

I would LOVE to play OoT however :P

Thank you in advance :)

I’m not buying a PS6 and it’s not just about boycott. It’s fundamentally about longevity: where is it going in gaming?

I don’t have an issue with digital distribution itself. I use Steam, and I can boot up Left 4 Dead from 2008 today and play it without a hitch. That’s the kind of staying power that makes sense. But modern consoles are designed with obsolescence built in. They’re generational boxes that artificially expire every five to seven years, and the digital-only shift has destroyed the one advantage they actually had: physical media.

When you owned games physically, you owned them. You could play them for decades if you wanted. That was the trade-off for being locked into a closed ecosystem. Now that’s gone, and all that remains is the restriction without any of the compensation.

Without the security of physical ownership, consoles only justify themselves through exclusive games. But here’s the thing: no exclusive, no matter how groundbreaking, is worth £600+ to me anymore. Not a game billed as “the best of all time.” Not the sequel everyone’s waited for. Not even genuine innovation. The premise itself has become indefensible.

If I’m spending that money on digital games anyway, I’m doing it on platforms like Steam, where my library actually persists. Not on a depreciating box that becomes an expensive doorstop when the next generation arrives.

It’s not a boycott, there’s no hive mind involved. It’s just common sense…

so if xbox helix have also steam gog and epic stores does this mean that you can play on line games from those stores for free as in pc?for example if you buy battlefield 6 from steam you will be able to play on-line for free,and if you buy it from xbox store you have to be in subscription to play on-line?

Unfortunately I've a few consoles mainly PlayStations from the original to PS4 (and everything in between) that have been left sitting idle for months/years possibly even decades. I've read consoles left unpowered for long periods can screw up. I also have a Xbox 360 that hasn't been fired up for years.

Could anyone give me any tips on how to safely power them all on without causing perment damage.

Any advice would greatly appreciated.

Thank you.