Katphood

I was wondering which one has a stronger user-base and is likely to die last in your opinion. I use Steam, PlayStation Network and nintendo.com to buy/play the games I want. Now I came across certain things in the past which made me wonder if there is any platform of choice at all. Take Titanfall 2 for instance: you can play them on all 3 major platforms(PC, Xbox, PlayStation) but if you want a slice of the multiplayer you have much better luck at finding a match in PSN but good luck with that on steam... But then there are oldies, classics and indies such as Blood, Turok, Underrail, Tyranny, System Shock Enhanced, Planescape: Torment, Baldurs Gate and other games that are mostly exclusive to PC(Steam, GOG, Origin etc.). The way I see it, there really isn't a platform of choice if you are interested in most games like I am. Others might narrow their choices to only one platform because of preference, work, lack of time, family... But what I want to know is whether these platforms can always co-exist like this and what will happen if someday one of them bites the dust?! What will become of people and the games they have purchased?! P.S: Sony recently decided to block cross-platform play with Xbox One and Switch.

Eastern State Penitentiary, a city within a city:

Click the like button if you hate Konami: As for Death Stranding:

MAJEK WILL SMASH!!!!

Bought a few more games I wanted to (re)play: Hard West + Hard West: Scars of Freedom DLC Redline RAGE + Rage: The Scorchers DLC Far Cry 2: Fortune's Edition Commander Keen Oknytt

I couldn't agree more, reminds me of that one time during mothers day where a forced video compilation of 'good moms' was shown to me. I read the comment section and the first comment? 'Click the like button if your mom wasn't a tattooed freak.' ... People just hate stuff as if their life depended on it.

Looks nice, somehow reminds me of Kentucky Route Zero:

Along with the Turok games, I also bought a classic I always wanted to try back in the days: The Last Express

Turok: Dinosaur Hunter(Steam) I remember playing the censored German version of the game on the N64. Human enemies were replaced by robots and even some of the levels were designed a bit differently(lol...why?!). Playing the original version with unlocked fps and fov on the PC is quite a blast. Also, playing Turok with mouse and keyboard makes you feel like a ninja whereas the N64 controller made the game feel like a goddamn survival horror.

I am looking forward to it. Anyone who has played the recent Rayman: Origins or Rayman: Legends knows that Michel Ancel still hasn't lost his touch.

I was looking for a chance to buy both of the Turok games. Yay me!

Steam Summer Sale should begin any minute now. EDIT: It's on, June 22nd to July 5th.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E-R1p9lYJ3g

Played some Super Mario World and Mario Kart today. Replaying SNES goldies from time to time is good fun.

Bloodborne - Suite (Live with the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra : SCORE Orchestral Game Music)

Dear Bethesda, You can have my money.

Assassin's Primal: Wildlands ...and if anyone complains, I swear to god almighty, I'll beat the living fps out of them with my 4K@60fps baton! Agreed, I usually give turn-based games a pass when it comes to consoles but real-time with pause?! Good luck with that.

Joe Danger. A very fun and exciting alternative to the Trials series. The developers are none other than Hello Games. Also, saving every dime to buy a Switch next month. Super Mario Odyssey is simply driving me nuts! I wasn't even this hyped for Breath of the Wild or even the Switch itself.

True. I wish they would make something like the first Crysis game but I guess those don't sell as well as online shooters and Crytek do have some financial troubles and can't make any risks for the time being.

I was wondering what Crytek was up to:

I was going to buy a bunch of PS4 games but instead I decided to keep my dough till next month and buy a Switch. I am really impressed with what Nintendo is doing with the Switch and I've had a great time with the new 3DS and the Wii U. 3DS is great for playing both new games and remastered classics such as Streets of Rage, Space Harrier and Kid Icarus in glorious 3D. The Wii U on the other hand is a great hub for playing Wii U, Wii, GBA, DS and N64 games. I hope to see Gamecube games on the Switch virtual console someday.

Splatoon 2 looks great.