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Not technically a comeback, but in a way it is. Heroes of Might and Magic III should be getting better people working on the series. The last one I think I played was VII and it was so trash, from story telling to game play, that I would love to see a HoM&M VIII that is similar to the III part. Other than that I don't have any games in mind.

I think most of the Bioshock games did an excellent job with it. I can't really think of any other game that got me like that except Nightmare Creatures, but that's a really old game and if I play it now it's more funny than creepy. To be honest I think minecraft does a good job with their music. I vividly remember the first night in the block world, I actually got chills. Sound does make a lot of the games stand out in that way.

That was a great game, and I glad they fixed it up later on. For me I guess Cyberpunk, it is still fun to play but it should get most of their stuff fixed. It was rushed, but the idea is great.

Personally I think we will see something of a mix. A portable pc that is like a console, like the KFC thingy. I think we will see more of those, but, with the corona thing god knows how it will affect the market. Either we are all going to go wild and travel a lot and we will need a portable gaming device or we will get locked in and not need one. Also a possibility is that we will get more things like the nitendo switch. If I was in China working again, I'd try to make one myself lol. I know I could've gotten cheeper parts there...who knows if boarders open up and I get there I might try to make a small pc version of the switch.

Uh a though one since I don't usually go by reviews, but two come to my mind, one is Deadpool, and I think they hated it because it was too short, but it was extremely fun in my opinion. Anyone who knows Deadpool knows it's gonna be a joke at every corner, and that makes it special, but I don't think the devs could make it longer without getting old with the jokes. And second one is Dynasty Warriors, can't remember if 7 or 8, but I heard that it was negatively rated, but I loved it! So yeah those are the two I know of, since I am not sure how smite is rated by the critics I won't really mention it, but I also think it isn't favored by the critics.

Just played some TFT, I dislike lol but the auto-chess game from Riot is really fun. I might even give that shooter a chance.

No gaming was always open for all genders, we just see more and more people being proud of what they like. Sometimes it is good, sometimes it is bad, it really depends on the liking and it depends if you are an open person or not. If I dislike something and you accept it, you are awesome, but if I dislike it, and you force me to like it I won't talk to you again. I am not surprised things change, but it is always and will always be open for everyone, I mean the gaming world.

Medieval Ruler Dynasty Sim, that is more in depth and with castle building. A combo of Crusader Kings II, The Guild and Banished maybe. I'd love to be able to rule a royal family and create legacy, but CKII is not my thing anymore, I want more of a simulator type of game, that's more of like a cheese playing game than dynasty simulator.

YES. Especially if it is not explained at all. I know we should figure it out but if you give us a timer at least tell us the basics of the puzzle so we don't die 11 times and then figure it out.

Well I love how some games are making it so that you emotionally invest yourself in them. For example Uther the Lightbringer of Warcraft III, I was so amazed with his honor and like his epic story with Arthas, and it just got me dragged into his story, and at some point he was talking to Arthas about duty, and when Arthas asked him about his king duties and he wondered if he will be ever ready, and Uther just answered "No one is ready" (Or something like that). So yeah it still gives me chills when I think about the whole story and him as a great and wise hero. As for unusual statements, I think there is rarely or in the games I played that I couldn't tell that someone is going to say something good or bad depending on their character.

I do think anti-heroes are more appealing. In my opinion, I love good written anti-heroes, but, it's not always good, most of them are just written like edgy rogues from a DnD campaign and you just want to kill them.

I am a backer in this, and it is the first game I backed ever on kickstarter, and honestly I can't wait for October. To me Book of Travelers seems like something new and relaxing to play and the graphics are just gorgeous. I hope it turns into a good multiplayer game, but who knows. Anyone else seen it? https://store.steampowered.com/app/1152340/Book_of_Travels/ so basically I am all for this unique graphics and just a chill role playing game, in the end I hope I can play it and find a lot of good people on it and just enjoy myself.

The first ever game was some Boat Speed Racing, followed by Fifa 98, Nightmare Creatures and NBA 98 with the best menu music ever, at least as far as I recall it 😄

GTA SJW? Seems a bit strange with what the game has in it, but than again it's the current year lol. Can't deny that I have fears of that happening.

That could work really good actually. Yeah I got it confused a lil bit, as I automatically think of CGI when it comes to animation (dunno why even tho am a huge animu fan). The Last of Us hopefully will prevail to make anything too boring, as long as they work with the writers that helped the game and maybe some devs, it might end up being great.

Aren't they coming out with the new version? I think I saw something like that on steam or something, that they published or are in the works of publishing the remade or remaster version whatever it's called.

Wow it is VR. I thought at first it was that god simulator game turned moba, but it's a VR game and I think that is amazing. I hope there are more strategy games in VR, I shall google the options as me not having money for a VR made me not interested in those games.

I think I played this one when I was in China, I am actually 100% sure I did like two years ago or so. It is great but i was only able to play one on one due to China having restrictions on google play store and I had to dl the Chinese version (So yeah it was just boring) I might redownload it, thanks!

I could see DMC getting a good movie out...but the cost would probably beat every movie out right now, heavy CGI needs to happen for it to be good, and yet even after that no one will make it as it might be considered a small niche market. Like WOW did good cuz they had a lot of fans DMC isn't that big.

Not a fan of Zelda or Assassins Creed or Dark Souls. I just don't find them attractive, like single player games are not that interesting for me anymore. I feel better playing multiplayer games rather than those. Zelda for one, I am just like not into the main character being a dingy character who destroys pots (i know there is more to it, but I just cant get into it). I guess I am just not into that whole genre of games, even tho I do enjoy Skyrim a lot and Oblivion, I can't seem to get into Zelda (to the disappointment of my girlfriend).

So I got a new Asus Rog Strix III, worked for about 3 weeks before I had to take him to repairs. The motherboard was damaged(or that's what they told me in the repairs), the lights on the keyboard didn't work, and I had to get it repaired, only to notice that the lights under the laptop now stopped working(after being fixed). Due to me moving like almost ever year for work, I need a laptop, but it's kinda driving me crazy that I think I chose the wrong one for gaming. It heats up really quick even with a cooling pad and now it seems slower a bit after the repairs for some reason. Anyone else playing on their laptops? I can't wait to settle in a city and buy a desktop tbh, but for now at least I can stream even if this thing gets hot as a midsummer day.

I didn't play Wow and Crusader Kings 2 for like 9 months, that was the longest I ever remember not playing my favorite games. Other than that usually it takes me max a week to get back to a favorite, and there are many now.

My girlfriend told me about it, and honestly I think this thing is doable as it doesn't involve too much crazy stuff. Like the more complicated a game is the worse it translates to the movies. Warcraft was good cuz they were able to keep all the dragon battles and big bosses away from the movie, so they didn't have to us CGI a lot and make it look like complete garbage (lookin' at you Live Action Movie of Full Metal Alchemist).

Game style changed and the story didn't have that transition from the second to the third part as it had from the first to the second. It's I think something common with Bethesda, I felt the same way about Oblivion to Skyrim, don't get me wrong both great games, but I guess the change was like somehow a lot form graphics to the general feeling of the game-play and world.

I'd do it for a million for sure, I mean it is a million USD and I could buy houses n stuff and rent them out while I am chilling in some exotic place.