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Sony does not have the right to restrict access to PC users. I don't have a Playstation, whould do I need a PSN account? This stays negative, unless something changes.

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The SOD trilogy is the expansion to Wolfenstein 3D. Featuring 3 episodes that end up being mpapacks with a few new enemies. Episodes 2-3 offer new graphics and sounds that honestly aren't that great. All you need to know is it's more Wolfenstein 3D. If you enjoy the base game, then go ahead and pick this up. Keep in mind, that the maps are sometimes a bit too maze like and needleessly complex, in a bad way. It's always fun, and if youre looking for more Wolf then go for this and then dive right into the modding community, which has some big talents in it!

Quake was an interesting game. For me it was the worst of the original 3 ID IP's. IS it a bad game? By no means! Lets get into the Pro's and Con's.

Pro's:
1. Quake is without a doubt one of the most influential FPS games of all time, moreso than Doom and Wolfenstein in some aspects. QUake's biggst and most obvious innovation is the crisp smooth 3D models and the performance that comes with it. Back in 96, this required a beast of a computer to play. The graphics revolutionized games as a whole forever.
2. Movement. The movement in Quake is an upgrade to Doom' smooth movement. It's amped up to 11, you can fully look around without source ports and you can use your environment and explosive weapons to boost your speed.
3. Fast paced, brutal multiplayer. Quake Multiplayer is legendary in gaming. It's fast, simple, but hard to master. Even today Quake is still extremely fast paced and very skill oriented. Look up multiplayer source ports to find the Mp community still alive today!
4. Atmosphere: Dark, twisted SciFi mixed with Satanic Horror elements, Eldritch Horrors, a very dark and haunting color pallette, mixed with the excellent soundtrack by Trent Reznor's Nice Inch Nails.

Cons:
1. Due to Power restrictions at the time; the move to 3D models and better textures restricted the amount of enemies on screen. The most I have ever seen on screen is around 10. Mix that with some of them being bullet sponges, the singleplayer is a bit slower than Doom.
2. Final boos fight is stupid easy. I won't spoil the fight, but the boss has to be killed in a very specific stupid-easy way.
3. Quake modding was never as big as Wolfenstein 3D or Doom, which is quite sad, because the game has some very ambitious mods, like the now legendary Team Fortress, which spawned 2 licensed games. Quake mods also include a few really cool flight sim/arcade mixes.
4. This is a Steam specific problem. You need to download the soundtrack from online and find a guide to learn how to install it properly with your preferred source port.

If Quake champions does well, hopefully one day we can get a proper sequel to Quake 1 or a modern remake. Both would be awesome. If youre a lover of Retro games or want to see how we all used to play games, pick this classic gem up!

I'll be honest... my first Fallout game was F3 and I haven't finished F1 yet. As a kid, i didn't have the patience for turn based games and two there was the possibility my parents wouldn't let me play it.. Then again my dad let me play Wolfenstein 3D, Doom, Quake and Full Throttle (The Pulp Fiction of Video games, as a kid). When Fallout 3 came out, i had only briefly been aware of 1 Fallout game. The armor on the box was definitely iconic. I picked up Fallout 3 on sale one day and fell in love. I got all of the classic Fallouts on a summer or winter sale, but have never gotten around to finishing them. I've only played through 1 and gotten to the biggest town ive seen with that crazed church. While I haven't even gotten close to even finishing the game or replaying it, what I can say, is this. Fallout 1 is a classic gem. The cutscenes are deeply nostalgic for me, despite never experiencing them as a kid. I both love and miss cutscenes in 90's video games. Starcraft, Diablo, Warcraft 2, Full Throttle, Jedi Knight: Dark Forces 2 (despite it being live action), etc; the days of FMV.

As far as gameplay goes, it's your classic Turn-based game, nothing crazy, but still a lot of fun. But if you're like me and love Fallout for the story, it's a great game. Sure, it's no Planescape: The Torment, but it's still a damn good game. If you're like me, a kid raised in the 90's who just loves classic games, Fallout 1 is the perfect addition to your list.

"I'll have two Number 9's, a Number 9 Large, a Number 6 with extra Dip, a Number 7, Two Number 45's, one with Cheese, and a large Soda."

Funny, the game itself is great. Sure it's buggy, but it's a fun game for the gameplay, but holy cow is the development company awful! Microtransactions are all they care for, the chinese have still not been region locked, you can no longer choose your server region and all the same old bugs are still here. It's sad that such a great and fun concept got taken over by a F2P game that honestly is not fun at all.

It honestly astonishes me how badly a company can do supporting their own product that made them a crazy amount of money. If you somehow haven't bought this game yet, don't even worry about it. You're better off getting Ring of Elysieum or whatever it's called.

Bluehole sucks, their customer support sucks and their priorities suck.

Civilization IV: Beyond the Sword is seen as the definitive Civilization experience. Theres a very good reason for that too!

Civ IV: BTS has the best mod support out of all Civ's, it has a lot of scenarios and of course, again, modding!

Personally I do have to say Civ V Vanilla/Expansion vs Civ IV: BTS is a bit better, because I personally hate stacking units! It is not strategic at all and thankfully Civ V got rid of that. But the amount of mods Civ IV has, makes it a much better experience than Civ V. We have a star trek mod, Fantasy mods, more in depth vanilla style mods. While Civ V has different faction screens, but no real different units, buildings, etc just tacked on names and leader screens. If you love modding get Civ IV, if you don't get Civ V.

Multiplayer is still alive. There a few vanilla servers, but the most popular MP mode is with a mod called Movie battles 2. It's like Star Wars mixed with TF2 and Counter Strike. Get it!

Jedi Academy is still alive and kicking with the modding communtiy, which is awesome. The singleplayer is great, the multiplayer is fun! If you love classic Quake 3 Engine games or Star Wars games, you cannot go wrong with Jedi Academy. While Jedi Outcast has a better story than the standalone expansion that is Jedi Academy, it's still one of the most fun StarWars games ever made. It still also has the best lightsaber and sword dueling in any game around!

One thing I wish, was I wish we could play both the xbox/ps2/gc version and the xbox360/ps3/pc version. Some missions on the older gen version were better, especially the final, while some were better on the more modern version. Both were great!

Double Agent is known as the worst Splinter Cell, but lets be honest. That game is Pandora Tomorrow. But theres no bad SC game!

The gameplay is in the vein of Chaos theory and its a blast to play! The story has a few interesting twists and the characters are quite interesting. Stealth is diminished a bit, but if you love stealth, go ahead and get this great game!