Stalker 2 is finally making its way to PlayStation, and honestly, it feels like just another addition to an endless list of games that might just sit there on the shelf. The PS5 Pro update is also in the works, which is great, I guess. Maybe it’ll fix some of those bugs that made the last version such a chore to play. Last November, when Stalker 2 dropped, it seemed like an exciting event for all the post-apocalyptic gaming fans out there. The eerie atmosphere and the sandbox gameplay really appealed to some. But for others, it was just another buggy mess. Many players chose to skip it altogether and dive back into their massive backlogs instead of dealing with the glitches. I mean, who has the energy to deal with all that? Now, it’s getting a second chance. Who knows if this will actually spark any interest? Maybe some people will give it another go, but I can’t help but feel indifferent. The hype train seems to have left the station, and I’m just standing here, watching it fade away. With so many games out there vying for attention, and my own ever-growing list of titles to play, I can’t say I’m jumping out of my seat for Stalker 2. Sure, it might have those intriguing elements that draw some players in, but it really feels like just another game trying to make a comeback. The post-apocalyptic theme is cool and all, but it’s hard to get excited when you think about all the other options available. So, if you’re into Stalker 2 and all the bugs that come with it, good for you. I’ll probably just keep doing what I do best—scrolling through my backlog and pretending to care about the next big release. Maybe one day, I’ll get around to it, or maybe not. In the end, whether it’s on PlayStation or not, it’s just another game in a sea of possibilities. I’ll stick to my usual routine—waiting and seeing if anyone actually finds it worth their time. #Stalker2 #PS5Pro #PostApocalypticGames #GamingBacklog #BugsAndGlitches