I still have a ton of backlog to get through, plus I need to finish Super Metroid and Super Mario RPG for the 10th time on SNES.

So I will wait a year at least to see how this all shakes out. I will say though, I was 100/0 for PS5 vs Xbox, but now I'm about 60/40 PS5 vs Xbox

@liberaltugboat: "We kick the competition!"

Super deceiving title. It made me think it was out now :/

Can't bloody wait for this!!

@pmanden: Smart. Thats the way to do it!

Sounds terrible.

An absolute gem of a show, and worthy of 'The Karate Kid' canon. Do yourself a favour and watch this!

So it's the exact same game as 2018, 2019, 2020, except they added a deke, cleaner menu, and a trade deadline mode. Awesome.

They need to start releasing these every 2 years so they can actually make something new and exiting to buy.

When it comes out, I'll make sure to watch the original again.

@boobytrap: My first play through of RE3 I loved. I had an absolute blast. But when I attempted to unlock the 'quick play' achievement of 2 hours, I have to agree with @tbird7586, it made me realize how short the game really is.

They did package it with that Resistance Online game though. Maybe that was to compensate for the lack of game play hours. (Although I only played it once - online play isn't my thing)

Video games have been $79.99 (Canadian) for 20 years now. I wouldn't be surprised or upset at all if they increased the cost of games by $10. To be honest, I'm blown away they haven't done it yet.

Games now a days take me weeks, even months to finish because they're so massive (God of War, Octopath Traveller, etc) and they're made by tons and tons of people. The credits used to be 3 screens back in NES days, now it's a 8 minute scrolling text of people who made the game.

So long as the game is quality, I have no problem paying a little extra.