This list consist of my personal collection. Some of you will like them, some of you will not. What do you think of this list and what do you consider to be your own top ten?
Digital Foundry : Bethesda's Starfield was generally a well-regarded RPG, but the game's 30fps target on consoles was the subject of some controversy. The game's massive scope arguably justified that 30fps refresh rate, with only high-end PCs capable of hitting 60fps and higher, but now Bethesda has changed course and opened the floodgates on Xbox Series X consoles following significant optimisation work. Players can now independently select performance and visuals modes at arbitrary frame-rates. How exactly do these new combinations fare, and is 60fps really a possibility after it was explicitly ruled out before?
An inside look at Assassin's Creed Shadows, Ubisoft's ambitious open world Japan where your every move is affected by weather, season, and lighting systems.
Sony has launched the PSN Store "PlayStation Indies" sale this May 15, and this one is full of smaller titles at a discounted rate.
If they're not independently developed games they are mainstream. These games are all mainstream games from pretty big publishers.
Mirror's Edge, WIN!
I went a head and changed the headline... I'll try and be more careful next time I give something a title.
The Macross Combo is nearly impossible to get in the US without importing.
Great list I agree wholeheartedly. Makes me want to pick up Nier off my shelf and get to it.