July is usually a slow month for games, but July 2020 has a handful of anticipated, exciting titles worth checking out. Here are our favorites.
May was a slow month for gaming and Ghosts Of Tsushima takes top spot for the month on the back of its Steam release
calipers are on bikes, its what you pull to brake. you mean caliber.
such as 'soul calibur'. the greatest game of all time,
I jest I jest. its pretty amazing on ps5 with the improved lighting and 60fps
@purple 101
Not personal but seeing as you called him out, its actually "calibre"
"the quality of someone's character or the level of their ability"
Edited for spelling lol
In case you want to know. It's #37 overall for the month of May and #21 on Xbox Series.
If they released Gran Turismo 7 for PC, it would break sales records because it is an online game.
I'd love to see Gran Turismo on PC but wouldn't it be easier to compromise the online? I don't know but maybe that's a reason it hasn't yet
I've been hoping Sony smells the cash and brings GT7 to Steam. Honestly would be my first purchase from Playstation directly since God of War (2018) arrived.
Well done Ghost of Tsushma, i am so happy for the talented people at Sucker Punch, all i need now is the sequel.
I wish PC getting good sales would make them continue to support the legends mode, I want to go back to it.
The WellPlayed team has come together to share which video games they’d like to see turned into a TV show.
Richard writes: "Ultimately, Trackmania feels a bit too restrictive for those simply wanting to enjoy even just the core experience."
I'm not buying any paper mario game before any review. I got burned with the one on 3ds with stickers instead of attacks and the one on wii u had so bad review I didn't even watch gameplay and forgotten it even existed. I respect if someone else liked it or your kids liked it, but there are too many good rpg to play a games that is ashamed to be a rpg.
I will be playing Deadly Premonition 2, Ghost of Tsushima, and Paper Mario.