Like, it's a turn-off for a lot of people to have this weird sniper scope in 3D, but they didn't care. Once you know how to use it, it's such a fucking awesome feature that creates x10 immersion and gameplay impact, it's crazy. That's their way. That's why I love Capcom. Our weird action game gods.

kept the 3D on for like 10 minutes and then switched it off. The reason? Sniper rifle scopes were jarring, impossible to aim with. Only yesterday I found out that you gotta CLOSE ONE EYE to be able to aim with snipers in 3D. CAPCOM, you bastards, this is genius, GENIUS, and very bold, as always.

TwinBee
Lumines Remastered and Arise
Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy
Animal Well
Panel de Pon
Balatro
Terminator 2D: No Fate
Xeno Crisis
Snatcher
RDR2
Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart
Blades of Fire

...I have no life and I play too many games because I love games! Happy new year everyone!

Out of all my faved and loved games, new and old, I want to especially highlight these titles because they went hard:
Metal Black
Daytona USA 2
Resident Evil: The Mercenaries 3D
Super Mario 3D Land
Prodeus
Crow Country
Quake: The Nightdive Remaster
Life is Strange
Lost Records: Bloom and Rage

Resident Evil (PSX original)
Resident Evil 2 Remake
Resident Evil 4 Remake
Resident Evil: The Mercenaries 3D (it says all that on the title screen, if you were wondering)
Sonic the Hedgehog
Astro's Playroom
Helldivers 2
Humanity
Medal of Honor
Battle City
Alan Wake II

Played some more, not for the first time, and still loved:
Zero Tolerance
Vampire Survivors
Death Stranding
Animal Well
Doom (2016)
Pistol Whip (was my fitness game)
RDR2
Castlevania
Contra: Hard Corps
Battletoads
Alien 3
Comix Zone
Super Mario 3D Land
Crash Bandicoot

Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask
Mario's Picross
Panel de Pon
Super Princess Peach
Picross DS
Strikers 1945
Mario Kart DS
Wipeout
Metal Black
Star Ocean
Resident Evil: Deadly Silence
Coffee Talk
My First Gran Turismo
New Super Mario Bros.
Front Mission

Balatro
Ninja Gaiden II: Black
Vengeful Guardian: Moonrider
Split Fiction
Night in the Woods
Blades of Fire
Xeno Crisis
Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart
Silent Hill f
Hollow Knight: Silksong
Ghost of Yotei
Jedi: Fallen Order
Total Chaos
Terminator 2D: No Fate
Lumines Arise
Snatcher

The Ninja Saviors: Return of the Warriors
Life is Strange
The Outer Worlds
Lumines Remastered
Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy
Yakuza 0
Quake: The Nightdive Remaster
Crow Country
The Callisto Protocol
Rain World
Daytona USA 2: Battle on the Edge
Expedition 33
Lost Records: Bloom and Rage

Yeah, its unfortunate that PS2 didn't had triggers.

Yeah, but at least people with patience will be satisfied hah. I love the PS2's pressure-sensitive buttons. Every other MGS3 version just doesn't feel right without that sticky, firm, and gentle feeling of some in-game actions. They should have brought back pressure sensitivity for the DualSense ;-;

Interesting, I also have the New XL, and I always thought that the ideal 3D is too far for comfort, hah. They found the middle ground that doesn't quite satisfy anyone but is not horrible for anyone, I guess.

And yeah, there's also a fucking 3D without glasses, if everything else wasn't enough somehow. What a platform.

It's so cool to use, and with full DS back compat, it has just an elder primordial gods tier library. What a system. The only thing that comes close is the PS2. Both systems feel like your gaming buddies living with you, coexisting. I guess it just so happened that much love was put into them.

Damn, more people should buy new Lumines, Humanity and Tetris Effect, Its sad to see Enchance struggling.

Oh, I'm glad it does. I think it's a great game! I think you can't avoid using pen and paper to draw maps when you play it, but otherwise, I love how it translates the tension of the Aliens Newt rescue sequence into gameplay.

Oh I how wish I could see it all in real life. I will repeat myself, you're really fucking cool, Aurora.

Yeah, you can pre-load your game remotely with the PS app, with the latest patches applied. And the only other update you have to worry about is the system update once every couple of months; it's optional at first and takes like a minute anyway.

I love it too, so far. Unfortunately, the PS4 version when played on PS5 has an unremovable 60 fps patch that breaks animations very badly: too fast, jittery, everything out of sync, cuts off too fast. The PS5 upgraded version has a 30 fps mode, but it is also a bit weird, but presentable.