At this point there is not much left they can do within the confines of the engine. Quake now, that has a LOT more potential to do more genres of games and has been TC'ed into many already (Kart racing,

I am glad you gave it a chance, I was torn on what to use for the thumbnail but custom ones I made just didn't do the game justice so I just went with the basic one. Please let us know what you think of

I agree. It looks super impressive considering the hardware it is being ported to. The concessions they are making are logical too which is a breath of fresh air as most demakes like this take liberties

The first Quake was not my cup of tea either. I was much more a fan of Quake II though. Quake I was fun, just took me years to put in the time to get into it.

Modders can certainly make us do a double take regularly. Just look at all of the different variations of Super Mario 64 we have gotten in the last couple of years since they were able to decompile it

I enjoyed MK II much more than the first one, even then though, it was more for my mom. I did get into Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 and the one where they took on the DC universe. I really liked those two.

They truly are wizards! I barely can get "Hello World" on the screen in BASIC yet developers like this are porting a complex game to a complex piece of hardware without any official help. Then

Nice to meet you too. The developers behind the Game Boy version did a pretty good job. I agree, I see a lot of similarities between it and the NES version here. I cannot imagine the talent and problem

I was only a fan of Mortal Kombat II because my mom, she was sick at the time and passed away not too long later, was infatuated with the fatalities, particuarly, Jax. She liked when I could pull off Liu

Thank you for mentioning me. I love the Atari era as well. I grew up with it so is awesome getting to cover new games for a console my parents had longer than I can remember (my older brother wanted one

Oh yes, it is definitely a relic. It is amazing that there are so many original Atari 2600 consoles that, after a bit of cleaning, will run like the first time they came out of the box. Even wilder, Atari

This game looks as wild as the movie original, I am here for it. I just wish I had time to play it.

Oh man, your first experience with first-person gaming was literally being dropped in the ocean. Descent was a fantastic game but not one I would recommend, if it can be helped, being someone's first

Some great points here. It is indeed a concern as social media becomes ever more present in people's lives, they are not truly living life, at least not as much as they are claiming to online. It falls

Thank you for the support, it is greatly appreciated. I agree, I hope Konami doesn't stop this port. Historically they have not really bothered fans making fan games, only taking action with those that

Personally, I love seeing these types of reports (not just the ones I am mentioned in) because Hive is so big and changing every day. It is a great way to discover new, active, members and to check out

Considering just the Musk era as we have a solid starting point on the financial records we can go off of (though horribly inadequate overall) it is certainly not turning a profit yet. The actual service

I think it is just a matter of time before they try it again though. Similar to Microsoft locking physical media to each individual console and how they backtracked but we end up with digital only consoles

They have a long ways to go in regaining the trust of players in general after this. Good point about they still have not resolved anything for the players that live where Steam is available but not PSN

Black was awesome online if you had a group that were interested in fighting, much like Battle Royale games today - sadly, being in a group like that is harder than it should be. Even back then there were