I want a VR game that is like the games from sword art online

I write at the moment, because the it's good that microsoft finally has a package manager. But even though choco is community maintained, it's quite good and has a lot things microsoft not yet has. But what annoys me the most with winget ist, that the package names outside of the store packages have horrible names. But you are correct, official is better.

At the moment i like choco more than winget, so winget is now the tool to install choco???

I haven't played Pikmin 4, but may experience with Pikmin 3 was, that game is interresting to play with a friend, but i try the single player mode a lot later. I don't know, didn't feel fun with it anymore. I feel the tutorial was terrible childish, because i have already played the game so it was horrible. I didn't like the camera view anymore (don't know why that wasn't a problem with the wii U). I don't feel the game with it's characters and world. Maybe it was just the wrong time for the game for me. I could try Pikmin 4 if i ever get it cheaper. But i don't think it's difficult

I think it's easier to write about the games people don't have get death threats nowadays. This is so sad

I own the game on maybe ps4. Not a fan of open world games so i stopped playing it after few hours. Was maybe not fair to rank this game, but i like more character focus games like typical jrpg's than western games that are not like that.

Everyone has different tastes. My switch almost only has strategy games with Fire Emblem Engage/Three houses, Triangle Strategy and Wargrove. If you like games like that i would either start with Fire Engage if you like character focused games or if you like to do decision on a story then play Tiangle Strategy

Pc is the plattform with the most exclusives if you consider many mmorpg's and a lot indie games.

I still own the orginal dbrand version that is just the normal plate in black. Befor sony send their lawyer at dbrand

I have watched to-heart, but it's so long ago. Don't know anything anymore but i assume i thought it was decent.

I'm think i'm the same as you. I don't mind if a game is open world, sometimes i come back and do more in that open world, but i like the game to guide me throught that world with a maybe exiting story or clearly build level paths that are linear, that are designed to be done in a exiting way. I don't want to be creative in games.

Soulcalibur VI and Nioh were two games i spend 500+ hours on. But if i go more back in time it's probably something like Guildwars or Elsword.