Games Inbox: Elden Ring vs. Horizon Forbidden West, Soulsborne difficulty, and Death Squared love

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The Monday Inbox reminisces over its favourite glitches from Modern Warfare, as a reader is disheartened at the rising price of retro games.

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Forced choice It’s a shame that Elden Ring and Horizon Forbidden West are released just one week apart, forcing me to choose which to play first, but given the delays I guess that’s just the way the cookie has crumbled.

What are the good readers going for first? It’s tricky for me because I like the look of Elden Ring more, and it’ll probably be a better game overall, so I want to play that first. BUT I’m assuming Horizon’s story is more integral to the experience, so I’m actually leaning towards playing that first to minimise spoiler chances. It also gives the internet an opportunity to write some tips and guides for Elden Ring, which help me through FromSoftware games (particularly if I should choose to try and get all trophies/achievements).Henshin Agogo

Dance of death I was just reading about the invisible player glitch in Warzone and it brought back some very happy memories. Back when playing Modern Warfare there was a glitch where you could prime a Javelin anti-tank weapon and have it explode when you died or let go of the button. Basically, it turned you into one of those headless suicide bombers from Serious Sam.

I’m not one for cheating, but for one night it was so much fun running into control points full of enemies and exploding. After a couple of days the news was out, and everyone knew the glitch. You’d look around and see everyone performing a strange dance after they spawned. The dance of death which enabled the glitch. Most weren’t very good at the dance so more fun was had murdering them too.

Luckily