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Older games weren’t just entertainment — they made power visible

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Coming from the Xbox 360 era: trying to enjoy both Xbox and PS5 while navigating exhausting console war discourse

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Has the ride turned to where now licenses games are seen as good?

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Can we stop constantly debating about the misnomer of “owning” games and instead talk about what we can actually fight for with consumer rights, like a perpetual license and post-shutdown servers?

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Final Fantasy Tactics won the Game Award for best strategy/sim game. But isn't it an RPG? Why didn't games like Solasta and Baldur's Gate 3, which have much more complex systems, win in that category?

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RPG Essentialism: The dichotomy of a genre

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Is it just me, or is the Gravity Gun in Half-Life 2 a pointless weapon? What's the point of throwing stuff at enemies when you can just shoot them?

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Death Stranding’s opening doesn’t teach mechanics — it teaches when you’re allowed to move

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Arc Raiders: I yearn for the playground

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There are thousands of indie boomer shooters, but not a single indie Halo clone. Why do you think that is?

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The lack of honesty with respect to The Game Awards

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How much are graphics to blame for the increasing development cycles of AAA games?

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The Rise of the Nioh-like : are hybrids of Soulslike + CAG (hack n slash) shaping the next Era of mainstream 3D action?

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Enshittification - have game companies truly gotten (drastically) less ethical in not-so-recent times, and what is this trend/pattern building towards?

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Game of the Year megathread

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Exp33 Best Indie & RPG Win Proves TGA is Rigged – Change My Mind

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