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I have played both Need for Speed Heat and Most Wanted and the latter seems to be the one with a better gameplay.

I've read a few articles that say Sony is planning to end the PS4 by 2025, in an attempt to put all their focus on the PS5. They are apparently slowing games production for the PS4 considerably already. But their plan is to move past the PS4, and go full-steam-ahead with the PS5. While I see this as a logical step from a business perspective, I don't think it will work out the way they want. The PS5 was released 2 years ago, and is still incredibly hard to find. The PS4 didn't suffer the same release issues. I know Covid is a factor here, so I'm forgiving them for that. But the world will still be reeling from the "aftershock" at best by 2025. The retailers are having an almost impossible time getting it. The only current gen system that is widely available is the Xbox Series S. The Series X is in the same boat as the PS5. So like I said, logical from a business perspective, but not a good idea just yet. Until production for the new system is able to go full-steam-ahead again, I don't think plans to discontinue one of their most successful consoles is the way to go. Granted we're talking about the games themselves here, but considering the context of things, they're essentially ending the PS4 all together if they stop releasing games for it. Here is one of the articles I read.

Pretty much any gaming experience can be educational but you just don't know or realise it, have you ever wondered about the following : -> Is playing racing games on a regulair basis making you a better driver in real life? -> Is playing a puzzle game going to help you finding more logical solutions to a problem? -> Is playing a management game going to help somebody should they you ever start a business or have one? -> Is playing a game full of moral choices going to help you make tough choices in real life more easier? -> Is a building game ala minecraft benefitual for somebody's creativity?

I'm currently wrapping up Road 96.

1) Favourite anime -> Hands down Fist of the north star gotta respect them classics 2)Damn that's a tough question, i've been breaking my head about this the entire day. As for worlds i want to live in either in : -> The pokemon universe would be my top pick, even as a background character i would be able train pokemon, not only that but world seems so peacefull, no war or nothing. -> Initial D -> Nobody seems to give a fuck about anything other then cars, drifting and whatnot. Yeah i can see myself living in this world, i'd probably be the dude driving around a subura impreza wrx like an old man. Worlds i don't want to live in : -> You could name pretty much any anime because there is always something off about the world as a whole. think I'll go with attack on titan as background character you're bound to die anyway. 3) Favourite video game, man i'm i only able to choose one : From a nostalgic point of view probably Fantasy star 4 or super street fighter 2, i'll leave the choice in your hands green ranger pick what you like.

The official Pokemon Scarlet and Violet trailer and release date are finally here. We get to see some new pokemons and the two legendaries. Release date November 18 22

9th is super easy, well. This day to day right now has to be microsoft flight simulator 2020, can't beat how good looking that simulator is compare to other game sout there. USing bing maps and whatnot.

Just like some are willing to take part in the MetaRace.io - breed horses, race & trade - virtually and in real life NFT game. I hope it's something they will benefit from in the future.

@Yaramakicongratulations in advance. I voted for you because I love your posts. It's always very informative.

Just the stage that I'm currently in right now, it's hard to play the way I used to play but I'm afraid that in the next 10 to 20 years, I would be resting from retirement and have enough time to play.

To me, I think that $1 million dollars is even too much for me to quit playing games for. I would be willing to take $500,000 which is half of it.

I wouldn't be able to play video games on my wedding 💒 day 😂. There's no way I would be able to do that even if I wanted to.

I have already started accessing some reviews on the game. I'm currently looking through this one. I will get another after this.

I didn't play any games yesterday and was offline most of the time but I'm playing How to Survive: Storm Warning Edition.

One thing that I know for certain is that the so called EA SPORTS FC will still be the same thing without FIFA. They're just changing the name and not the gameplay.

It's way cheaper than every other flagship currently on the market - it's like $650 which is the price that flagships used to be about 5-6 years ago or possibly even cheaper.

I would be playing Batman: Arkham Knight in the next 1 hour. I just completed playing Everybody's Golf.

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Elden Ring and COD: Warzone

I Played fortnite, at about 3pm today because it's weekend I decided to play something fun. I played for almost 3 hours trying to complete my chapter 3: season 2.

Gran Turismo is a great one as they also give you some racing history as well with certain tracks and the records that certain cars broke on those tracks.

I picked up a line or knowledge from watching Skyscraper where Dwayne Johnson (The Rock) wife knew that in any tech, one of the best ways to fix a problem would be to reboot the system when they were fighting for their lives in the end of movie. They had a tablet that controlled the whole building but it seems like it's suffering from a glitch or a bug, and it was a reboot that fixed it. Sorry I drifted a little there with the whole story. It's the only way I try to deal with bugs in games.

Obvious answer would be assasins creed since everithing historic is neatly explained in a database well in the first few games. Not really sure how many people bothered with this but in the first few games i learned quite a bit about the italian renaissance ( that i forgot mostly in the maintime ) Gran turismo always did a great job in telling car history, as far as game it's also a car encyclopedia. Maybe a more obscure one but both Endless ocean games on the wii, while gameplay wise there isen't a whole lot to it, you can explore the depts of the sea at your own pace as it simulates fish and other sea life accuratly, once you discover a new life form you can learn more about the fish you just discovered, i'm not sure how many people even played this but from what i remember it's quite a relaxing experience. But anyways you could pretty much list any game here that has deep choices to make and will make you think twice before you take action. Maybe not as educational as one thinks but imo some moral choices learn from them and take with you in real life.

I can name a lot of them with me such as ; Elden Ring The Witcher 3 : Wild Hunt Horizon Forbidden West God of War 2018

I'm sure that some people are like a dog with a bone in some certain things. It's probably why they couldn't let go easily with the game. If they could, they would have.

Exactly, those first time buyers encounter issues if the game is faulty, that's why I'm always aside from purchasing video games during their first time releases.

Getting the reviews on the game after a while it's been released would give you everything you need on the game. If you base your decision on it, you would hard go wrong.

This looks interesting. I should have it checked out by weekend. I love adventure movies a lot and for this to be in line with the video game Uncharted, it will be fun.

This is exactly my disposition towards this situation because it even works better for me to dedicate my time to playing another game than struggling to get a bug workaround.

If it's something I know that the game's developers are still going to work on because it's going to be reported, why do I have to do anything? There's no pain or stress in waiting while playing another game.

A game breaking bug with no simple workaround have already called the shots for me. There's nothing left for me to do but dump it and wait for the bugs to be fixed.

Final Fantasy X. The character models look lifeless.

If you love an RPG's game that's centered on playing the hero, then you should look into playing Terranigma where your quest would be to resurrect your frozen world and save your people.

I have a very serious problem with bugs and glitches in games. They affect my overall interest in the games they are filled with. Not to talk about the game's breaking type, I wouldn't stress myself too much about it. It's either I quit the game or wait for it to be fixed before playing it again.

We have rules on VGR that forbid people posting purely for the sake of promotional purposes on VGR without permission. We left this thread be @rootstereo because; You genuinely engaged with people on the forum. This thread has been in existence since before the current policy on promotional posts came into place, so it wouldn't have been fair to penalise you over that. However, it appears we have a bit of a problem. Yes, you did engage with people on this forum, but you have only posted on this one thread about your game, so this is not a genuine attempt to contribute to the community, you are just using the forum to peddle this game and nothing more. Like I said, it's not your fault that this is technically in violation of our policy as the thread is older than that policy, but it's also true that until today you had not posted on VGR for over a year. You think you can just come back after such a long time just to bump this thread and that's it? Sorry, but no. That's why I'm locking this thread. This no longer constitutes as a genuine contribution to this community. Don't take this the wrong way, I think I speak for the VGR community when I wish you the very best of luck with the game.