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Weirdly enough, gaming has created many of the most meaningful experiences in my life as an adult. How meaningful has gaming been for you?

"Ghost of Tsushima" I'm definitely going to check that out when I finally get to purchase Playstation 5.

What about having nausea and you are playing this game. Wouldn't it be interesting to see what happens afterwards. 😆

Entertainment was entertainment up until I started gaming. To be so engaged in adventures and being a part of drama, emotions, that a 2 hour movie or any other form of entertainment is just hard to compare because I’ve got over 400 hours in my favorite game and hundreds more totaled in the thousands that I’m still playing and… breather I’m trying to say that in my experience in gaming, which is awesome, it’s it’s… I’m attached to so many aspects of gaming. I’m touched by art, by experiences, by culture (even though just a game), by escapism, by whatever emotion including ‘stupid happy.’ What I mean by that is letting your inner child out. I didn’t pick the name reality vs adventure for nothing. That says it all for me because it is intertwined. They say our hearts weight will be measured. I say reality and adventure will be measured. I struggle with the two on a daily basis. The harsh world, the escapism; the graphics, life’s blur. Reality even has its beautiful moments. And adventure is a part of it.

It allows me a chance to race cars, something I couldn't do in real life.

Switch is perfect for kids. I share a lot of switch specific games in News section. Do check out every now and then some of those if you want.

Problem is let's say after certain age the paper and the pen and saving passwords in a book are not going to serve a long term good purpose.

You never know because how market responds to machine that is better than switch in terms of features is different play here.

I only remember Grand Turismo and Tokyo extreme racer. I guess the latter one is what you are talking about. I hadn't purchased TER, but I had played on my friend's console, and it had most of the Japanese vintage cars. 😊

I could imagine the situation to steer a car with the help of mouse. 😆 That's why I think in the next generation of such racing games, developers have disabled the option to steer the car with the mouse. 😊

I've got silver crystals growing right out of the rock! When I die and all my stuff is buried on my bones, alien life will find me and think I was a God. They will erect my bones in their Earth museum, and my skeleton with have a haunting smile. They will tell ghost stories of me coming back for my gems. There will be mysterious alien deaths of all those who touched my property. They will write books about how I created Earth with all my minerals. Eventually I will get my Earth followers to worship my bones. They will take my bones to a new planet and pray to my shrine and give me sacrifices so that I keep the planet sustainable.

I'm unfortunately not impressed by any modern game, i'm just into older stuff (games that are released before than 2013), also as a kid, i didn't speak english, so i couldn't enjoy the games like i did now xD

Unlimited character customization No lootboxes/microtransaction Lively open world filled with random events No bugs/glitches freedom to mix and match abilities from several classes No kids (Kids always tend to ruin the fun with their constant whining).

You're right, this doesn't feel like the correct section. I was about to move it, but then realised there wasn't really a place to move it to. I'll have a word with @DC about creating a general tech' issues and and troubleshooting section on the forums.

Most of you have probably never heard of this one let alone played it but the most unique game on PS2 that I played by a LONG way was Prisoner of War: You play as an American piolet during World War 2 who is shot down and captured by the Germans. While a prisoner a friend is murdered by a General and you discover a plan that could swing the course of the war in the Nazi's favor. So It's up to you to plan your escape, foil the enemy’s plans and take revenge. What makes this game unique is that unlike other WW2 games and movies around at the time (and they were bloody EVERYWHERE) which were all "Michael Bay-ed" to fuck, this features no combat at all! It's a pure stealth game where you'll be sneaking, donning disguises, hiring other prisoners to distract the guards and trading contraband cigarettes and alcohol for tools and equipment. Another very interesting aspect is that although the story itself is fictional, there are tons of elements that are historically true and accurate. This includes the locations of Stalag Luft and Colditz, the "Great Escape" plan, the Germans’ development of Rocket Weapons and even a glider in Colditz. I doubt it would ever happen but I’d love to see a remake of this with improved presentation, stealth mechanics and enemy AI.