I really like the model 2 genesis and the black sega dreamcast.

I can agree with this. I think it goes down to trust rather than "never made a bad/boring game"

RockStar comes to mind, but you can argue they don't release many games in a generation anymore and all their games are very "samey"

@locopatho:

Out of curiosity did those issues happen all at once? Or is it gradual over the course of the generation?

I have a PS4, both a Pro and OG, and they have been great pieces of tech, but once in a blue moon I'll experience a bug.

That happens with all tech

I agree with this, and throw in Mad Max.

Both weren't genre changing or defining, but they were solid AA games

Yakuza 0 is up there for one of my favorite games of all time, Plus

Horizon Zero Dawn, God of War, Nioh, Bloodborne, DS3, and Spiderman!

I also got Days Gone off PSN during the Spring Sale, and I am enjoying the game and wish I had a physical copy.

I've also bought a digital copy of Outerworlds, and I want a physical copy of that too.

But I'm trying to save money and the digital deals are hard to pass up......I may get physical copies of both once they hit the $5-$10 bargain bin

@horgen: @ronvalencia:

I have one stick of:

CORSAIR Vengeance LPX 8GB

That's the thing, Bethesda has both incredible Highs (Doom, Prey, Evil Within) and some really bad lows (Fallout 76, New Blood)

And then some really average releases (Wolfenstein)

dont know how to feel about them

I think you can place blame on developers and publishers. I would love to see Kojima make something vastly different in the AA space like Zone of Enders or Crazy Taxi. I wish there was incentive to have big publishers, Like EA with Road Rash, publish unique, smaller, AA games.

But it seems like games from competent Devs all need to be the next Fortnite, or GOW.

I wish it would stop

@BassMan: Yes, all power was plugged in correctly. All of the Fans, GFX Card, HDD, and Motherboard had power lights or were running.

Likewise, when I put all my old stuff back in, everything worked. The CPU power cable is in the same exact place, both new and old motherboards are ASUS.

The only thing I can think of is a RAM compatibility issue, I don't have other types of sticks to test, a GFX card issue since it's on updated drivers and is older, but I don't have another card to test. Or the motherboard or CPU is dead, but the motherboard had lights so I don't think it is. So I'm leaning towards the CPU or RAM

I know my GFX card works because it works just fine with the original MOBO and CPU