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Re: The 10 Most Wanted Backwards Compatibility Games According To 'Xbox Game Preservation'

ZYDIO

Spider-Man: Web of Shadows is an absolutely horrible game and should be ashamed of itself for existing. I couldn’t even finish it. I do not understand how ANYONE can even remotely enjoy that pile of garbage. I was recording my gameplay for my YouTube channel and deleted the videos as well. I had 2 mint CIB copies of that game. I destroyed both of them. I just couldn’t in good conscience bring myself to even sell them to somebody. I could not potentially allow someone to experience such misery. I know it’s a rare game and I know what it’s worth, but it was worth losing the money to know that someone else will not suffer. I paid full price for both of them as well.

Re: MindsEye Comparison Shows Difference Between Xbox Series X And Series S

ZYDIO

What I think is funny is nowadays when people buy a game on day one they get an unfinished and/or broken product and pay full price for it. When you wait a while, and sometimes not very long if the game was extremely broken during its release, you not only get a discount, you also get in most cases a finished, polished game. What I'm wondering is why doesn't everyone just wait? This has been going on for a very long time and with a lot of games. Common sense would tell you to just wait for every single game to be reduced in price and patched.

Re: Two More Xbox First-Party Games Are Getting 'Code In A Box' Physical Releases In 2025

ZYDIO

@ZuneTattooGuy You must have not been gaming very long. Right off the top of my head thinking back as far as I can in a moment, the first games that I thought of that were multi-disk were Fear Effect and the Final Fantasy games on PlayStation 1. Those were four discs each I believe. There have been so many multi-disc releases it's not even funny. That's what I don't understand about new games. Why aren't they just including multiple discs like they used to? I think I even had some Sega CD and 3DO games that were multi disc.