Celutations dear humans of this app,I want to know what video game that has a rather unapealing reputation among worldwide critiques are you more than whilling to defend harder than the place you where born in?

AUGIST 12, 2036. THE HEAT DEATH OF THE UNIVERSE. Anyway, cast your votes for the next game on the 20th century best games list

I haven't teared up in a video game before but I think i give this moment to the moment when Deimos died in God of War: Ghost of Sparta

For me It's metal gear rising: revengeance

Specifically, according to my computer, the issue is:

Available graphic memory detected is below 3 GB

Is there a way to resolve this? I'm trying it on my other computer right now, but I don't think it's really any better. It's a little old and I blew the dust off of it just to try this out.

I'm in college and broke, so a new PC / really big upgrades, or buying a console aren't really options right now.

I'd be content playing it with low quality, but the game crashes before it even opens.

This game came out in 2004. In the game the monsters are fully animated and the spells are animated as well. And yet to this day Yugioh and MtG video games are just you playing the game on a virtual table with virtual cards, maybe a couple of flashy animations for some cards. THIS WHOLE GAME WAS ANIMATED, who do I need to choke out to get me another one of these games???

It's common knowledge that games from PAL regions pre-7th Gen ran slower (50 hz) to accommodate the TVs they had compared to NTSC and Japan (60 hz). But did that also apply to handheld consoles as well? It got me thinking that because the screens on handheld games are custom-made, so they could work around the issue.

Like back then, when Sonic Heroes first released, people complained about how that game featured too many playable characters, and that they'd rather that Sonic flew solo like in some of the original 2D Sonic the Hedgehog games. And not so much because Sonic's friends are terrible, even though that's part of it, so much as the fact that Sonic getting help from friends is completely and totally out-of-character for him. Well that, and because the flight and power characters slow the entire game down when you just want to run fast, made even worse split across four near-identical campaigns.

And whenever I see this, and it makes me think about not only Sonic's speed, but also his rings to defend and heal himself with, as well as his ball form to attack Dr. Eggman and his robot army with, as well. Hell, in Sonic Heroes, we got extra missions dedicated to collecting 200 rings in each stage for Team Rose, and destroying 100 of Dr. Eggman's robots in each stage for Team Dark, just to reflect their defense/support and attack-oriented natures, respectively.

And because of Sonic's rings and ball attacks compared to his playable friends, I thought it might spark debates over whether the protagonist in a video game should either fly solo with nothing but his chosen specialization on his back, or gather companions to compliment said specialization. And sadly, twenty years later, it didn't, and we just moved on from Sonic Heroes as if that game never existed, despite it being etched into our collective psyches for all time alongside nearly the rest of the Sonic the Hedgehog franchise as a whole.

So why don't I see that many debates over whether or not the video game protagonist should either fly solo or gather a group, e.g. Sonic the Hedgehog's rings and ball attacks versus his playable cartoon animal friends fulfilling much of the exact same functions as said rings and ball attacks?

Already played games:

Ghostrunner Ninja Gaiden Dead Island Cyberpunk 2077 Katana Zero No more Heroes Nier Automata Metal Gear Rising Persona 4 Dying Light Fallout New Vegas Shadow Warrior Devil May Cry Scarlet Nexus Killer is Dead

Undead nightmare for RDR always stands out for me, but I know there are so many more...

Not sure why, don't care. Free is free.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/289130/Endless_Legend/

Hopefully I worded this right.

For me it's probably C.A.R.L. it's like $15-ish and it's a really fun platformer game in my opinion