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A lot of bittersweet postings going on about powering down the PS4 for the last time, or trading it in to pay for the PS5, so I wanted to know:

What was the last game you all played on the PS4? If you’re still going to keep your PS4, I still want to know the last game you played prior to PS5 gracing us.

For me, it’s this weird little game called Slime Rancher. I bought it because my 3 year old daughter is obsessed with slime and it’s been fun to play it with her. She’s been trying to use the controller and learn how to play, it’s been a joy.

Thanks for the memories, PS4.

Back in the day, I considered Halo one of my favorite game series. Right alongside Castlevania (R.I.P.) and Resident Evil, Halo was a game that I could just come back to and play over and over. I'll never forget the lead up to Halo 3, and perhaps it was all my friends clamoring over it and just having a good time, but damn did that game deliver. Yet, unlike when Mass Effect ended and I desperately sought for it to continue and redeem itself after that ending, I didn't want Halo to continue. Or, at least I didn't want Master Chief and Cortana's story to continue.

I had enjoyed Reach well enough, but by the time Halo 4 came out my life was pretty different. I no longer had my Xbox thanks to

First I apologize if this is the wrong area to ask this; I had Googled this question and I didn't really get any satisfactory answers, so I'm coming here.

Long story short, I miss Halo. I played the original trilogy pretty much every day years ago, and I want to play it through again and get ready for Infinite.

Unfortunately, I don't have a ton of extra cash right now. I'm thinking about picking up an Xbox One S but I was wondering if performance for the MCC and Guardians is up to snuff, or if I should just hold out and get an X.

Any advice would be helpful, thanks!

My fiancé drives a Ford Fusion and it was recently recalled due to a faulty fuel line. She brought it into the dealer today and they told her nothing was wrong.

She asked why the check engine and fuel intake valve warnings would be popping up and they laughed at her and told her it's because "the car knows there's a recall".

I don't know a lot about cars, and I apologize if this is the wrong sub reddit, but I was curious how accurate that is. Is the car connected to an overarching system that can give updates such as that or was the guy full of it?

Any help would be appreciated.