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Everyone hyped TCL for being best budget 4k tv. The HDR on those tvs are garbo.

What insane costs. Lets not forget that for some fucking reason, online games cost the same as a physical copy when disc production, cases, and retailing costs are out of the equation. Fuckers are just greedy. Could you imagine paying $70 for another shitty sjw, 3 hour long Uncharted game?

TCL lmfao

Shitstation 5

However that excuse might be, it just shows that it was not only one developer but many are jumping into that trend.

https://www.digitaltrends.com/gaming/next-gen-game-prices-climb-to-70-dollars-ps5-xbox-series-x/ Games will cost $70 now. Well this was nice guys, I am definitely going PC now.

And Nintendo will be following suit, charging you the same just to play games in 720p.

Is this vengeance for not putting Smash on Evo online? Those soy boys can be troublesome.

My version is 4k. I don't know about your poc version.

HDR movies are amazing. Gaming is meh though.

The shitty Switch version maybe.

I bet you never got out of Whiterun. Winterhold, Solitude, Dawnstar, yeah I bet still brown and gray.

There were lots of towns, quests and abilities to master. I bet you almost fast travelled all the time in Skyrim and call it boring.

Used to do that before, not anymore. I mastered Rogue Spear, Quake and TFC. After that, I got burnt out.

Ubishit ugh

Shut the fuck up

Stfu, Skyrim was amazing.

The other way around.

People. If anything pos5 is a filty flop.

I only play Division 2 coop online with my gf. Everything else is sp. This past weekend I played Halo 2 sp with a few beers and I had a blast.

Sane? lol no.

Not funny at all.

My point was that I have greatly reduced the amount of games finished since a few years ago and that it is going to be worse and worse. I remember when I used to beat at least 10-15 games a year.

I want to get it once it goes down in price.

I said one of them was NFS 2015 (I said 2016 before), but what's wrong with it. NFS 2015 was a really fun game, and still visuallyl stunning by today's standards.