Yeah maybe, thanks for the tip.
However, I do feel that, being the groundbreaking tech of that era from which all post games practically were derived, I won’t have the same “iconic” experience today as I would have had back then. I feel like I just have to live with the fact that I missed it.
That’s okay though. Maybe some games today will be the predecessors and iconic titles of times to come ;).
Probably controversial but half life 2 for me. I got it very cheap on a sale after years of hearing how good it was. Just couldn’t get into it. Even worse, every time I felt nauseated after a couple of minutes.
I guess this is just an example of a “you had to be there” scenarios. I was there as a gamer at the time but had no funds to play all the games. I skipped on HL 2 and can’t get into it 20 years later.
Troy, a total war saga. This is my first total war experience and I’m having a blast. Still getting to know all the mechanics though
To not expect anything to run on that setup. The gtx1070 was a phenomenal card back in the day and I’m sure it can handle a lot of newer games still.
This is not true. Until a couple of months ago, I ran a 10 year old rig with a gtx960. It could handle Elden Ring to name one without problems.
I’m running a RTX4070 too and was advised to not hold back on PSU. I’ve completed the new built about 2 months ago and people warned me about PSU quality based on the one I had selected first. Better to invest a little more but have stable performance down the line.
NOTE: I’m also running a fairly power hungry CPU.
I ended up with a Corsair RM850x Shift. I did find installation quite a lot easier with the Shift version.
Love the contrast in the weather and lighting.
I completely agree with Dark Souls! That was also the title I had in mind which did groundbreaking work and paved the way for so many games since.
Haven’t played Factorio so maybe that’s one I missed again lol.