Because they release a new version every year which makes most releases very much alike with stuff like updated player names and stuff. Only those who really enjoy the sport can cope with that.

I hate racing simulators, the sense of speed is awful.

My favorite game is F-Zero GX but that's about it when it comes to futuristic racers. I'd say any arcade works for me.

Bad video-games exist and they are abundant. Big Rigs was mentioned and that is one bad game.

What might occur is that some game might be bad for you but someone not used to the series would find it pleasant. It happened to me with Mario Kart Double Dash. It offers some gimmicks but nothing Super Mario Kart and Mario Kart 64 didn't already offer in higher doses. I played those games way too much and when I tried Double Dash I thought it was awful. Some people might like it, someone who started playing Mario Kart during the GameCube days wouldn't need to make the comparison, because he doesn't have the experience from past games.

No, back in the old days games weren't realistic because technology didn't allow them to be. It's not like everyone had the technology to make a Crysis graphically but decided to stick to making Quake the way it is because they were old school.

Dust: an Elysian Tale.

Also, they should make sequels on Resident Evil games with the old tank style.

Of course I prefer buying them physically, but since I mainly started PC gaming most of my games are digital so I don't care much these days.

I regret buying Tony Hawk 4 when it came out. I had to import because I was in such a hurry and ended up paying a LOT.

I don't regret buying THPS4, one of my favorite games ever, I just regret being so impatient.

Sure, it makes me play the game after I'm done with it trying to complete "decent" achievements. I can't bother with stuff like get 1 billion kills with melee weapons with your TV off or play 1 trillion online matches.

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