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This kind of thing is playing with fire but not having a fire extinguisher. People who start reporting anyone they didn’t like or who did something they themselves wanted. There is no way this could possibly work, without in turn causing more problems than before.

I wing it. If I’m up early, I’m up. If I’m up late, I’m up late. It bounces around wildly for me.

I love all my pets! But if I had to choose, I’d say I prefer spending time with my dog. He’s always up for a walk or a game and responds well with my energy.

No. Any such system would be too open to abuse.

think there needs to be a distinction between freedom of speech and toxic behavior. A gaming community is supposed to be a fun and safe space, so if someone is consistently causing harm or disruption, they should face consequences. However, I also think there should be room for debate and differing opinions, as long as it's done respectfully.

Personally I can only speak on the Steam Deck, as that's the only PC handheld that I've actually used, but at least in my hands, the Steam Deck feels extremely comfortable. Before i ordered mine I debated whether to get the Steam Deck or the ROG Ally X, as they both cost exactly the same in my country. Both have advantages and drawbacks, but the thing that ulitimately made me go for the Deck was the ergonomics. The Deck has some pretty beefy grips on the back that fit perfectly in my hands, while the Ally X looks a lot more flat. I also like the placement of the thumb sticks a lot better on the Deck. On the Ally X, the right tumbstick looks like it's placed similarly to the Switch joycons, which means that your right thumb will constantly be curled, which to me at least feels really uncomfortable after a while. On the Deck both thumbsticks are placed so that both your thumbs can be fully extended

I just got a Steam Deck OLED and so far my opinion is that it is the perfect balance between power, size and battery life. The problem with something like Acer's new Nitro handheld is that it's more powerful, sure, but it's so big that you can't really bring it with you without a dedicated bag. It also has a 4K screen, which in my humble opinion is absolutely stupid. At 11" 4K is way overkill. The Steam Deck OLED has a 7,4" screen at 1200x800, which in 2025 sounds like a really low resolution, but honestly at 7,4" it feels and looks great. The Nitro's battery is also the same size at the Steam Deck's, and shockingly, a 4K display will draw a lot more power than 800p will. In short, if you want ultimate power, get a desktop. If you want perfectly decent perfomance in a handheld that will actually fit in your hands, get something like a Steam Deck or an Ally X

The favourite popcorn flavour that I always like and prefer is cheese. I can finish a bowl of it should my body system allow me to do so.

A Pokémon VR game would be incredible! Exploring in 3D would enhance immersion, but I'd prefer a unique experience, not a mainline RPG.

The Nintendo Switch 2 has finally been revealed after countless leaks as of late. Nintendo probably figured it was time to make a announcement due to that. Check out the reveal trailer below. More info here - https://www.nintendo.com/successor/en-us/index.html

That’s hilarious! While I appreciate the creativity, I wouldn't print it myself. A pizza warmer on a PS5 feels a bit excessive!

2024 in Ring Awards was just concluded as we saw Oleksandr Usyk leading the way with his incredible performance in beating Tyson Fury twice. This is the Awards in full ; Fighter of the Year – Oleksandr Usyk Female Fighter of the Year – Gabriela Fundora Fight of the Year – Ray Ford KO 12 Otabek Kholmatov Event of the Year – Oleksandr Usyk-Tyson Fury I Trainer of the Year – Robert Garcia Prospect of the Year – Moses Itauma Round of the Year – Oleksandr Usyk-Tyson Fury, Round 9 Upset of the Year – Bruno Surace KO 6 Jaime Munguia Comeback of the Year – Billy Dib Knockout of the Year – Daniel Dubois KO 5 Anthony Joshua Lifetime Achievement - Don King This is what Oleksandr Usyk had to say in his speech to Tyson Fury when he received his awards.

I'm not even a Man United fan but I agree, Rashford should be the first to leave. He's been so inconsistent throughout his time at Man United and should have been moved on years ago. He's one of the players that have cost several former United managers their jobs.

I usually hang on to things either until they stop working, or until they are outdated to the point where an upgrade would make my life easier. I haven't replaced anything in my desk setup recently, but the last thing I got was a wireless mechanical keyboard. Before I upgraded I had one wired tenkeyless mechanical keyboard for my main PC, and one wireless keyboard with a numpad for working from home. I decided to upgrade in order to get a wireless mechanical one with a numpad that was able to connect to multiple devices at the same time. Now I only need to use one keyboard, and I can switch between my main PC and my work PC at the push of a button.

I think I can mentally navigate through the whole town of Springfield from The Simpsons: Hit & Run. I absolutely love that game, I played it so much growing up.

I beat Indiana Jones and the Great Circle last night. I had a really good time playing it, I definitely recommend checking it out, especially if you have gamepass.

First off, you can’t ignore the fact that Nintendo pretty much saved gaming in 1983. Here (western market)the NES didn’t even appear on the market until 1985. If I remember correctly, it released in 1984 in the east under the name of Famicom. It revolutionized gaming by jumping from the 2 bit graphics of systems such as the Atari 2600, all the way up to 8 bit graphics. The angles, and interactive background was beyond anything gamers of the era could have imagined. It also gave rise to Galoob who created the Game Genie. The Game Genie was a lifesaver for some. It was required for me to actually beat Mike Tyson, after years of trying and failing. It gave an inkling to where gaming could potentially go if companies used up-to-date hardware, and kept a highly skilled arts department. In short, if it wasn’t for the NES, it we wouldn’t be talking, as we never would have met and several friendships would never exist for the same reason.

Spending more time on the beach will feel so good. I can be able to enjoy some time alone or with my favourite person just us at the beach.

I enjoy working with numbers. It is one of the fastest ways that I can be able to process information. Working with words seems to be a difficult venture for me for a while now and it has been so.

All things considered, it’s pretty difficult to repair them. The electrical components, like capacitors and resistors, have changed so much that it’s hard to find parts for a damn near 50 year old system.

I’ll give up the movies. It’s no big thing for me to give up my movies, but I gotta have my music.

Players should expect a complete experience with the base game. However, paid expansions can enhance gameplay, giving players more choices to explore.

For me, it was the transition to 3D graphics. Games like Tekken and Resident Evil showed what gaming could be. Sure, the graphics seem dated now, but back then, they were revolutionary.

The original Bowser in SMB1 on NES. He’s iconic. After that, it would be Bowser on N64. Grabbing him by the tail and swinging him around it awesome.

I recently tried stacking a bunch of sandwiches on top of each other for fun, and it turned out to be a surprisingly satisfying meal. I’m talking about layers of different fillings like sliced turkey, cheese, veggies, and sauces, all piled up. It’s a bit messy, but totally worth it. Have any of you tried making stacked sandwiches before? What’s your favorite combination, or do you have any tips to make it even better?

I loved "Monster Hunter Freedom." Its addictive gameplay and cooperative elements kept me hooked, making the PSP an essential gaming device!

Absolutely! I’ve actually done this a few times. i’ve stacked slices of ham, turkey along with a few different varieties of cheese together to make a stacked sandwich.

I’ve always thought a Mass Effect series could work well under Denis Villeneuve’s direction. After seeing what he did with Dune, I think his cinematic style and ability to balance political intrigue with stunning visuals would elevate the series. Imagine the Normandy and alien worlds with his touch

Fart? You know because it's fake art so that's why I called it that for short...

If a person with anxiety issues, or someone who is autistic is trying to give a talk, it could help them a lot. Stage fright is a very real problem for a lot of people. @Rain Dew wants me to hit up an open mic and try some stand up. I could never get up in front of people like that. But if I was in a different location, and performing through the VR, that’s a possibility. Besides, while I have my occasional moment, I’m not a comedian. I’m just a jackass.

David Draiman and Chester Bennington (RIP). Draiman can sing anything and everything. Bennington could hit literally any note. Also his lung capacity was awe inspiring. Who else can hold a scream for 17 seconds and change key partway through?

Give me cozy and traditional. All that high tech crap would do nothing but cause me to have constant panic attacks.

I prefer a traditional home. A high tech home would be neat and all, but I like the coziness of a traditional home.

I wish I'd picked up more RPGs like "Persona" and skipped unnecessary accessories. Focusing on great games would’ve enhanced my experience!

Jet Moto was a unique gem, blending futuristic settings with engaging gameplay. A modern revival could succeed with updated mechanics and visuals!

I love Wipeout 2097 for its nostalgic tracks and iconic soundtracks. The combination of speed and music makes it unforgettable!

I collected UMD movies initially, but ultimately felt they were a gimmick. The limited selection and screen size weren't worth it.

As a whole, no. But a healthy balance between hardcore gamers and casual gamers is the way for every studio to go. JMO

Damn this is a hard one. Everyone knows I’m passionate about RDR2. But the thought of giving up my classic systems is something I don’t think I could ever do. But if you were to put a gun to my head, I’m thinking it would be a Zelda title. Which one, I have absolutely no clue. If I was to go with OoT, maybe I could get to a point where I no longer needed a goddamn guide just to get through the fucking water temple.

We moved out of the city a couple months ago, and my health has improved greatly. Both physical and mental. I grew up on a small farm, and can’t live a healthy life in town. Now we live a little over 10 miles (according to google, 16.0934 km) from the nearest town. The slower pace my life is, the healthier I am.

Ave @DrasZil and welcome to VGR. Look around and make yourself at home. Looking forward to interacting with you!

I'm hesitant about another live service game. Fans wanted a Days Gone sequel! I hope Sony Bend delivers something great.

I think games with historical settings should aim for a balance between historical accuracy and creative liberties. Total accuracy might appeal to history buffs but could alienate casual players or limit storytelling opportunities. For example, games like Assassin’s Creed sprinkle in historical facts but take liberties to weave compelling narratives. As long as the core essence of the time period is preserved, creative adjustments can make history feel alive and relatable without making it a dull history lesson.

I used dial up internet and I don’t miss it. Especially being disconnected everytime someone called or when someone picked up the phone.

I prefer sunrise. It’s calm and quiet. The world is still asleep. The peace of being up before the hustle and bustle of daily life starts is just calming and soothing. Watching the sun come up, out in the brisk morning air, is nothing short of a gift from the universe.

This game looks interesting, it's said to be a retro style horror game from the team at 13th Street. I definitely get Silent Hill vibes from the trailer, especially with the style of music. Check out the trailer below. It looks to be coming out for PC, but there's no release date at this time.

I agree. Mario especially has tons of fans and several generations of gamers grew up on Mario and Zelda.

Absolutely! This game has both nostalgia and a creepy vibe which would make old school horror game lovers as well as new ones potentially love it. 13th Street tried with this one.

Thanks for sharing. The retro aesthetic and music really do capture that Silent Hill feel. Even the graphics remind me of Silent Hill 2.

That's spot on! The atmosphere has been built in such a way so as to resemble survival horror, which should be very familiar to fans of the genre. The fact that Becrowned may breath new life into the genre, it makes it so encouraging.