There are all these new, high-rated games like CoD: Ghosts and GTAV, and while I like the GTA series, I have noticed that GTAIV and V have something in common with other newer games like CoD: they're slow and they don't handle well. It's like driving a truck instead of a race-car. Older games were fast, and the controls were tight. That's true for older GTA games, and older games in general. Maybe the problem is that video-games are so popular now?

When I was growing up, video-games were not popular. Those of us who played them were considered outcasts, nerds, dorks, geeks... whichever you prefer. That meant, most of the players were completely hardcore and could give a fuck about casual gaming. Today, most players are casual, and that means, they like slow games with shitty controls. These games are more like movies. You barely play them. You just watch them on your giant screen tv, while you fondle the gamepad like you're fucking masturbating.

A game like Quake is good for me, because it handles like a race-car. That's what I want. I want to drive a fucking F1 car. It needs to be fast, the handling needs to be solid and in my control, not the fucking computer's. I don't know if these newer games can be fixed by increasing the speed, because the handling still sucks, and with shitty handling, you can't handle faster speeds, but maybe a game like Quake could provide a slower version of itself, for all the people who are still using training wheels, and should not be anywhere near a professional race-track?