Like countless others, I was outraged when “Battlefront II” originally dropped on Nov. To be honest, I never thought I’d be defending a game that I originally hated so much. Despite its initial controversy at launch, “ Star Wars: Battlefront II ” ( 2017) is a masterpiece of a video game, and through a series of reworks and content updates, it has evolved into what I believe is one of the best action shooter games of our generation. While this may be enough to cause some people to put down the joysticks, I’m here to make the case for one more game that should be given a chance. Seeing people find joy in their individual games in ways they haven’t in years is a much-needed beam of light right now.īut on the other hand, what happens once you realize that you’re craving something new from a game? It’s a stale feeling that many other avid gamers may know - most recently, I felt it after my 14th consecutive round getting pummeled by another kid on “Fortnite” (2017).
Whether you’re playing Minecraft, Animal Crossing or even whipping out Call of Duty and NBA 2K, now is the time to get back into the franchises that made you fall in love with gaming in the first place. With recent developments requiring all of us to be forced to stay inside, it’s no surprise that the past month has brought us the cultural re-emergence of tons of beloved video games.
