i just looked up sf 4 5 and 6 and if you put these all in front of me i absolutely could not tell you which one was which. much innovation, very originality. ditto for the last like ten spider man games. like bruh talos principle wasnt groundbreaking or anything but i'm not over here acting like they revolutionized gaming by making more clever variations on rock paper scissors.

I said one thing on that list sounded interesting to me and you're having a tizzy because i think the rest sound like the brand cash-ins they are. Sorry I don't think "they made another DnD CRPG and a Spider-man game the way they've done thrice a decade for forty years" makes it "a great year for games".

It's also weird that you take time to dissociate BG3 from the rest of the series despite the number, and then go on to pedantically assert that I should care about spider-man 2 as much as talos principle 2 because number (I think that was your point anyway, it's not very lucid). I'm tired of elves and wizards and superheroes and fucking remakes dude, it's so fucking stale. It's not fun to me - sorry for being happy about the puzzle game I liked getting a sequel while being shit-tired of grindy crap and dead genres.

how dare i say that I'm glad the weird existential puzzle game got a sequel while not also simping over FRANCHISE that I was bored of by the time I hit puberty like a good consumer?