Video Games

1001 Videogames to which you have to play before dying is a video game reference book published for the first time in October 2010. It consists of a list of videogames launched between 1970 and 2010, ordered chronologically by release date. Each delivery on the list is accompanied by a brief trial written by a videogame critic, with some entrances accompanied by screenshots. It was edited by Tony Mott, Veteran Edge Editor. The book preface was written by The video game designer Peter Molyneux. It is written similarly to the book 1001 records that you have to listen before dying, also published by Universe Publishing. One of the great pleasures at Far Cry 6 is to get a tank and walk through any Yara region without worrying too much about what can happen to us. The reason is evident: The great offensive and defensive power of the tank, which does not affect normal shots... unless the enemy knows where to shoot. We are easy white against missiles or PEM (electromagnetic pulses), yes. ...

Great entry, brilliant gameplay loop in the middle part - but the end was the complete purpose. Either way, it was synonymous with the following 9 games. ## Mass Effect and Co: with these game ends would have been more in it Each still so good game usually has to take some time end . If you like a game particularly well - be it through the atmosphere, graphics, game mechanics or the overall package - then it is obvious that you hopes an equally good end. In the following picture section are equal to nine game representatives whose complete gaming experience was destroyed by the end: Some of these games are certainly a real surprise. What about the ends of the games? Do you also find that these are totally failed? Or are you not so bad? Visit us on Facebook and tell us there in the comments your opinions.