[asutekku]

What games?

[adubkov]

Don't bother, they made horrible games and whole gaming division need to be cut. I own all modern and most vintage consoles. By quality of games: Nintendo number one, then Sony pretty close, then Steam, Microsoft somewhere after.

[ffgjgf1]

Steam (or Valve) for matter makes games?

[renata]

Wow, had to look it up and they haven't really put out an original game of note since Portal 2 in 2011. (Not counting CS:GO, as a remake, or DOTA2 since they bought it, but even counting those it would be 2013.)

[Timon3]

What about Half Life: Alyx? Not just original, but pretty revolutionary for the platform.

[tm-guimaraes]

you have it backwards. CS:GO was bought (mande by external studio then bought), Dota2 is a remake of a wc3 map/mod.

[adubkov]

Well, I was referring to Steam like to platform where I would rather chose to buy\play games over MS.

[Klaster_1]

Like Starfield, for example. Or the recent Quake 2 remaster. Microsoft owns Bethesda, Obsidian, id and plenty of other big name studios.

[ahoka]

I haven’t tried it, but according to reviews Starfield seems like a generic space soap opera version of No Man’s Sky with loading screens.

[tetris11]

> Microsoft owns Bethesda

This... explains a lot. The user-hostile experience, the lack of innovation of their game engine, the ability to buy fantastic reviews. I never knew the two were connected.

[ffgjgf1]

Not really, it doesn’t explain much if anything. Since they only bought Bethesda in 2021

[tetris11]

Ah okay. Just two bad companies. Thanks for the correction

[ffgjgf1]

They began making Starfield years before MS bought Zenimax

[personalityson]

Forza, Flight Simulator, Halo

[glimshe]

Forza is awesome

[papruapap]

Fable?