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World Rally Championship 8 for the Nintendo Switch.  It's the series that Colin McCrae used to race in.  Rally runs through forests and snow etc.  I love the game even though I'm not that good at it.

There is one basic problem with getting information from Google. Since Google does not create content, it only fetches what is already published online and a lot of fake information can come along the way.

I've noticed this to be a trend in racing games and especially forza horizon it's noticeable, there are cars that cost 15 million credits, you can never gather that much credits  even by winning all the races. You can either win some trough a wheelspin if you're lucky or you have to grind countless hours. I get a ferrari 250 gto or a mclaren f1 just to name a few are amongst the rarest cars in the world, but they shoulden't be unobtainable in a video game. 

I've seen the reason why you don't care much about it. If it is an expensive phone or gaming device like the PSP or PS Vita, you wouldn't carry it anyhow, especially in locations that seems vulnerable. 

I bring my phone everywhere with me, but it's just a cheap flip phone.

When I know I will be too busy, or leaving out my switch or another device out in the public arena, maybe due to my involvement in fitness exercises, I wouldn't risk my switch. U rather leave it at home, instead of facing the risk of losing it. 

When you are sad and play games, then all of a sudden you feel happy and relaxed, the game have a good psychological impact on your life. 

When I feel exhausted, I simply take a rest before going to visit my console, in order to feel sound and enjoy the spirit of the game. 

Resting is part of man's therapy to feel refreshed, without adequate rest we wouldn't have that drive to continue, little dizziness will come forth. 

Oh absolutely, I do the same thing, but sometimes you pick up a game, know what it's going to be, and it can still be challenging, or more challenging than you were expecting, and that can throw you off at times.  You're right, though, it's best to go in knowing what's coming!

Even when I had an off day, marred with bitterness I still play video games on my console. The reason is that, what I can't change their is no need toiling about it. Gaming make me happy and makes me forget about my troubled moments. 

When I got to play GT IV and II it really helped changed my mood to good just like I've been around MGP series. 

A favourite game definitely helps the mood.  A new game can go either way, depending on the game.  A challenging game can make me feel worse for not getting through it, but a fun game can make me forget about whatever was bothering me.

I play my games because they make me feel happy and really satisfied. So, it's capable of regulating my mood most of the time. 

I treat my discs like a delicate crystal and my console like the last working electronic on Earth. 

There review on NASCAR Thunder is my favorite. I have been making use of their channel for a while now. 
 

I like Kamikazegames.  His channel used to talk about NASCAR, that's how I found it.  I won't watch every video, but some are very entertaining.

Good job. You're all doing so well. We should always have our backs here. It's what VGR represent. 

Since the 3 of you are showing interest, here it is. Check the about section. It explains a bit about how the channel is going to be working.
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When I have so many video games stuck on my backlog, what's there to wait for too long when I'm done with a particular video game? I play the next one almost immediately. 

The kind of weapons that I would like to make use of depends on the kind of enemies that I have to deal with. If they are too rough and tough, a better weapon is needed. 

And you have to worry about being able to control them to utmost efficiency. But it's fun just like you said. 

I would be The @Empire! 😉

A politician dies. Instead of going straight to heaven or hell, a spirit appears to him.
The spirit tells him that, rather than being judged for his sins, he gets to choose whether he goes to heaven or hell.
The politician replies that of course he wants to go to heaven. The spirit tells him that before he chooses, he has to visit both places so each one will get a fair chance.
First they visit heaven. It looks pretty nice. Big fluffy clouds, angels singing and playing harps, everyone seeming to enjoy themselves. The politician is pleased, if a bit underwhelmed.
Hell, on the other hand, is magnificent. It’s the most beautiful place the politician has ever seen, and everyone there is having the time of their lives. It has a buffet table filled with delicious-smelling food, a beautiful garden, a pool with a water slide, a dance floor, a massage parlor, and innumerable other attractions. It makes heaven look dull and boring and comparison.
“I can’t believe I’m saying this,” says the politician, “but I think I’d rather go to hell!”
“Very well,” says the spirit. “Turn around.”
When the politician turns around, though, hell appears to be completely different than it had been less than a minute ago. All of the attractions are gone, everything is on fire, and the people are screaming in agony.
“I don’t understand!” cries the politician. “This isn’t what you showed me before!”
“Well, that was the campaign,” replies the spirit. “Now you’ve voted.”

A father buys a lie detector robot that slaps people when they lie. He decides to test it out at dinner one night.
The father asks his son what he did that afternoon. The son says, "I did some schoolwork."
The robot slaps the son. The son says, “Okay. I was at a friend's house watching movies."
Dad asks, "What movie did you watch?" Son says, "Toy Story." The robot slaps the son again. Son says, “Okay, we were watching Stormy Daniels movies."
Dad says," What? At your age I didn't even know what dirty movies were." The robot slaps the father.
Mom laughs and says, "Well, he certainly is your son." The robot slaps the mother.
Robot for sale.