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What game release of this year makes you go think: "Holy shit, that released THIS year?" as to how fucking long this year was?
- Thread starter Kenzodielocke
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Yeah, it's crazy how it seems like last week and last year at the same time.
Anyway, my answer is not a game, but a collection: the TurboGrafx-16 Mini. I got mine a month AFTER Doom Eternal, and played it quite a bit while furloughed from work, and yet it seems like I've owned the thing for years.
Wait was this in beta in 2019 though because that can't be realFor me it is:
I even played this but reading his post I was like 'huh, what's bleeding edge', had to google it and remember it. I think people forgot about it quickly.
Warcraft 3: Reforged. Remember when that seemed like it was going to be the biggest clusterfuck in gaming this year?
For me it is:
Dreams kiiiinda cheating/understandable because it was available in Early Access since early 2019 so has kinda been around for over 18 months now.
In the same way that it feels a little weird having Hades knocking about now because I've been playing it since 2018.
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On the contrary, this year has gone by so fast that when I was checking my Switch's year-end playtimes I had a hard time believing Luigi's Mansion 3 released in 2019
This, too.
It felt like a 2019 game to me.
I'm currently playing through it now. Got it for $23.99 on PSN. It's.. pretty good. Not great, IMO.
Oh, that's a good one. I almost didn't believe you for a moment until I thought about it.
Yeah I'm another one for Dragon Ball Z Kakarot. I bought that game with a normal visit to a mom-and-pop store and it was funded entirely by membership points I had built up with the store. It was legit just a completely random drop in to the store after getting dinner nearby. I not only only vaguely remember the week or so of time I put into playing Kakarot at this point, but I also kinda don't remember what it is like to visit a physical brick and mortar store on casual impulse and not with exact intent so I can get in and get the fuck out ASAP.
