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I dunno who the hell is still playing it but apparently COD still sells like crazy. Activision has always milked their cash cows to death and let everything else just rot.

Rollerdrome?

That sounds like a Fortnite map with a better soundtrack, because we all know that was half the reason anyone played Tony Hawk. It was a good game, but that playlist...

I'd recommend Session or even SkaterXL, if you're wanting a badass skating game. They're like the Skate (1, 2, and 3) games, except on steroids. One stick controls one foot, and the other stick controls the other foot and you have to flick them all in different directions to do tricks and such. You can customize the gameplay to be as simple or as hardcore as you want, and there's a nice barebones story (at least for Session) to string you along and teach you harder tricks and rest your skill. You also unlock new customization options, which I'll say each tiny little adjust to your deck can actually make a difference during gameplay. You can tighten or loosen each truck individually as much as you want, change each individual wheel, change the hardness of the wheels so they grip more; there are even truck risers and deck rails you can put on there.

Eh depends. When covid hit, my friends convinced me to play warzone, and i haven't touched any call of duty game since modern warfare 2. I watched random streamers, because i had no idea what i was doing and what was going on. Streamers from the uk were like: i'm here with my friends playing some warzone and get some cheeky snipes. And american stremers were like: TODAY ME AND THE COOL SQUAD IS RAPING SOME KIDS WHO SUCK AT WARZONE… While calling everyone a cheater and stream sniper. I know this is very generalizing and unfair, but it's badically the same with gordon ramsey, the joke is that he's mean and loud, and he is, on american tv.

I’d like to interject for a moment. When you say Activision what you really mean is Activision/Blizzard or as I’ve taken to calling it Activision + Blizzard which is just a small publishing division of the larger Microsoft Games Studios ecosystem

People still care about Call of Duty? I haven't heard people talk about playing it for years now. But I don't know if that's just my friends or what.

While I tend to agree with you on pointless cash grab remakes, THPS 1+2 was the perfect formula for a remake in my opinion. It's a true remake of a 20+ year old game, reasonably priced, and part of a series that was really starved for a good entry. The added mechanics bring a lot to the overall experience, and most importantly, it's a blast to play.