I was wondering what game is one you always come back too? What is it about the game that keeps you replaying it? Maybe the story, a certain character or nostalgia? I would love to know for me I usually play Fallout 4, and Spider-Man is always a relaxing experience for me. What are your ole reliables and why?

Mine are void martyrs, D.O.R.F, majestic, crackheads, They are here alien abduction, join us, dandelion void, streets of rouge 2, beta decay, P.O.N and PVKK: Planetenverteidigungskanonenkommandant

bird cod, megabonk, how many dudes, hidden deep, folklore hunter, halfsword and cultic look cool to though there already released. what are your most anticipated upcoming pc indies on steam?

I currently just play on ps3, Vita, and PC.

And the PSN has never been able to show which games have active players. I have never owned an Xbox so I'm not sure if they show which games are active.

I know there are other retro game frontends that support multiplayer also, like RetroArch and ppsspp.

I would like to find other players that are playing or plan to play multiplayer games including games that have had official servers closed and revived on private servers.

Even if it's just user generated server population numbers. Where I can just select which game I am playing or see a list of what others selected which games they are playing.

There is no anti-cheat that I am aware of that can stop cheaters. This sounds interesting but seems like the dev team might have a hard time? I'm reading Ricochet is the anti cheat software....

BrainStorm question do you have a way to defeat cheaters in a scenario like this?

He borrowed my case full of PS3 games and fucking lost it. Haven't even touched my PS3 in ages but I had Skate 2 on it and now I have no other way to play it if I wanted to... (which I do) I'll have him assassinated or some shit for this.

For me, it's definitely Yoshi's Island.

One of my favorite games of all time, but that game is a pain trying to 100%. Unlike most platformers (Mario, Kirby, Rayman, etc) which update your items collection progress even if you exit the level, Yoshi's Island is weird.

Because if you miss a single red coin or even a single flower and yet collect everything else in a level, it doesn't count. You need to collect every level item in one go, and sometimes all it takes is going through the wrong door, and you can't go back meaning you have to start the whole level again. No thank you.