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Exactly, there's literally no worth to it. Unless maybe with games like Counter-Strike where you can buy/sell skins/weapons. etc. But most games don't have a system where you can resell your items, so they are technically useless. I mean more in regards to actual gambling games being released on consoles and PC. Not as a mechanic in an video game, but the whole idea of the game. So think of a slots game, but instead of being on mobile, it released on major hardware instead. And that is a good point. The ESRB rating would probably be adult rated for games that are just about gambling. I can see some publishers not selling games like that if that is the case too.

I picked up mine from Amazon last year, unbranded and pretty cheap.. It isn't the comfiest of things that I've ever sat on, but nor is it the uncomfiest and for the money it does the job. https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07F8S742Q/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Might be worth holding off on this particular one though, I paid just over £95.

VGR is giving away three free copies of Call of Duty Vanguard Ultimate Edition, retails at $100 USD. I have PC and PS4/PS5 digital copies available for the winner - no Xbox codes, unfortunately. The first three members to create 150 new forum threads will win. To enter, simply reply to this thread and I will track and update the leaderboard once per day. You may create threads in any section of the forum (it doesn't have to be within the gaming section), however, the threads must be substantive and meaningful. @Shagger (who may also participate and enter) along with myself will review for low quality/low effort, spam threads, and those users will be disqualified. Again to enter, simply reply below. Entered Users/Leaderboard (updated daily) Reality vs Adventure - 20 The Blackangel - 9 Head_hunter - 7 Empire - 4 kingpotato - 3 Shagger - 1 Crazycrab - 0 AndreiMirfi - 0 Heatman - 0

You should be able to watch it on YouTube itself if you log in, I'll post it as a link. https://youtu.be/a1HTKWX15oo

I think that you can be able to get the data of the all the games that you played on that console even if you deleted them already.

Dead Rising 4 is one good game to play during the Christmas because of the character set up as Santa 🎅 in it while shooting in the hoard of undead.

Exactly, and it still doesn't categorize all games to be too hard or difficult as well. It's a split between the two levels.

Do you ever stop running when you are playing soccer or football? It's one of the most draining energy games both in real life too.

I agree that they've kinda run out of ideas at this point. But, I disagree that they fit into the subject of this topic. They made remakes, and from what I saw & heard, they worked and played quite well. Honestly I'd say the RE remakes are some of the best remakes we've received so far. Fans seemed very happy with them so far. And let's face it, a new audience isn't going to take a chance on the older RE games, so the remakes were another way to tell these stories to a new generation of people. With a remaster, all that does is put a new coat of paint on it with some changes. I think they made the right choice in remaking the games instead to be more accessible to a larger audience.

The first video game console I played with was PS2 console, and I got to play it around 2011. It was an emotional one back then for me to get my hands playing console games.

I know you've typed all this things because you're speaking with experience around RE series. Capcom should take notice of the game, and try to fix things that makes the game underwhelm, lacking the through vibe which gamers expected to see. I played resident evil games in the post often especially from 1-4, I recently got to the seventh version recently. I never played much of it, but the little I've played, its quite okay, but the gameplay still needs over haul to make look more realistic.

I love the resident evil games. Started with the remastered ones. Have them on both consoles (ps4,Xbox One). I just wish Village was in 3rd person. I can’t play 1st person games. Im hoping in the future they continue to make them in 3rd person.

Funnily enough, such a glitch/skip came up in my recommended YouTube videos recently.. This is for Final Fantasy VII, and if you're at all familiar with the game it skips around 20 minutes of one of the most boring segments.

It's nothing like Twisted Metal. I'd recommend Angry Joe's review (below) if your curious but suffices to say the publisher and developer were so embarrassed by this that since release they have removed all reference to if from their official websites and you can't legitimately buy it anymore.

You serious? They'd be first on my don't touch with a 10 foot pole list. After the travesty that was avengers, outriders, and now the uninspired guardians of the galaxy.

I agree, I'd wait at least another year. As for the specs on Starfield and Elder Scrolls 6... we don't know but we can make some semi-educated guesses. What we do know right now is that Starfield will release on the Series X/S but NOT (at least hardware natively) for the XBox One. We can also assume that since it needs to work at least comfortably on the Series S that the minimum PC Specs will somewhere below that. So I'm going map out the general structure to be something like this: XBox One Equivalent < PC Minimum < Series S Equivalent < PC Recommend < XBox Series X Equivalent < PC Ultra The Series S has a 8 Core Ryzen Gen 2 based CPU and a 4TFlop GPU which is about the same as a 1060 but I'll up that to a 1070 since optimization on console is more effective since developers can "dig closer to the hardware" so to speak. Since I expect the PC minimum to sit somewhere below that I'm going to guestimate the PC Minimum will be in the region of a Ryzen 5 2600/Intel I5 8500 CPU, a GTX 1050/RX 650 GPU and 8Gb DDR4 RAM and this will manage about 30fps at 1080 on low to medium. I'll need to check back next year to see how good my aim is! LOL!

I hate to say it, but now it's not the time to invest into a gaming PC. But since starfield is still far away, you have the luxury of time. So my advice is wait and see. And whatever you do if you decide to get a pre-built be sure to do your homework on it, because pre-builts are kind of like lootboxes, you can get decent value, or you can be completely screwed over with something that won't run even fortnite, let alone starfield.

I highly doubt that you will need and 8GB graphics card to run this game, especially considering that Bethesda are still using the creation engine for Starfield. If you're serious about building a new PC, building it with a certain game in mind would be mistake, it's the wrong reason to do it. Think about how future proof you want the system to be within a certain budget. You will obviously want to think big to spend te next few years playing AAA titles at 4K, but you can build a PC that will play AAA games for a few years if you intend to play at 1080p or 1440p.

Yesterday I agree that riots are bad. Right now, this demon with his nose right inside a buttcrack deserves a rebellion.

I've watched some Alien isolation speedruns myself to get ideas of how to finish the game faster but whenever I try them myself, I always die instantly.

It's been a while I played the final fantasy the seventh edition, DMC, God of war 1 and 2, PES 2010 and winning eleven soccer 1999. I might have fun playing again this December.