r/videogames • u/Loose_Society9485 • Sep 10 '26

Other Skill Up | I do not recommend: Marvel's Wolverine (Review)

https://youtu.be/YhUiptupV7A?si=SjXMWNnlM-Y_On9U
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u/Cluelesswolfkin Sep 10 '26

Im drowning in games. I havent touched Pragmata but just finished Mortal shell 2 and alien firewteam elite 2 and bought onimusha yesterday and I got control later in the month and godzilla also... my poor wallet

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u/Apostinggod Sep 10 '26

Just go through your backlog and save some money. These games aren't going anywhere.

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u/Johncurtisreeve Sep 10 '26

They may even go on sale by the time you want to play it

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u/Boxing_joshing111 Sep 11 '26

Emulators are so awesome now. F-zero gx with hd textures at 1440p is as rad as a game can get.

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u/ssongshu Sep 10 '26

Exactly. I can’t imagine playing every single AAA game that comes out, but I guess some people just don’t care about their money.

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u/_cd42 Sep 10 '26

Most hobbies are more expensive tbh

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u/Ethifury Sep 11 '26

That’s what GameFly is good for. Rent games then send them back when you’re done.

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u/Bandai_Namco_Rat Sep 11 '26

For real! Join team "playing 2-3 years old games" you benefit from sales removing 20-50% of the initial cost without having to deal with FOMO of new releases

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u/iS-A-B-O-T-E-U-R Sep 12 '26

This is the way @ play games in your library first

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u/HoIIowHunter Sep 10 '26

I stopped buying brand new games unless the plan is to play it immediately and I'm still working on my backlog. Buuut that backlog is no longer growing.

Now days, unless a game I'm interested in goes on sale for stupidly cheap (like Black Friday), I simply just can't think of a reason for buying a game for the backlog, especially at full price.

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u/chatterwrack Sep 11 '26

Pragmata suffered some of the same downfalls imo. I have no idea how it was widely received, but it felt sterile and aimed at kids to me. A little more arcade-y than I like. YMMV.

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u/RebelGuitarUnleashed Sep 10 '26

Highly recommend Pragmata. It made me cry.