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The relationship between them is very small in my opinion. I wouldn't mind not having the music because it's something that I can easily supplement with outside songs. 

That's true, I wouldn't allow the sound of the music to overshadow the sound of the gameplay. I love hearing the game's radar and other background sounds. 

Yeah, I do like soundtracks but it doesn't mean that I would choose it over the gameplay. It doesn't tally for me at all. 

That's cool, your MP3 can offer you that, even your mobile phone. If you have compat disc, it will go a long way too. 

I wouldn't say music is better or worse than gaming. I like music in most games. But, there are some games with awful music, so I often turn it down or off. 
Most games soundtracks add to the game. I'd argue that Red Dead Redemption or RDR2 are better because of the soundtracks. They add to the tension, the action, the acting. Same thing with Silent Hill 2. You need that screeching, haunting music, otherwise you don't always feel the game you're playing. 
Music in games heightens things. At least when it makes sense. Some game music can be awful. 
But I wouldn't say that I like music more or less than games. I'd say they both stand on their own. I like both. I like music when I want it and I like to game when I can too. 

The vast majority of my games, I play silently. I turn the volume all the way down so it's completely silenced. In all honesty, the ONLY game I can think of that I don't play in silence is RDR2. I keep the sound on for it. But that one has so much dialogue, it's kinda pointless to try to play the game without the sound on.
Now if we're talking music like Disturbed, Whitesnake, Poison, White Lion, Cinderella, Damn Yankees, and so on, then yes I LOVE LOVE LOVE music more than gaming.

What you just said is the reality scene. We can't do without music, music is man. We can create music in anyway just as you've mentioned 'tapping the fingers on a desk which forms sound. Even when I'm playing games I love hearing the sound of the background music or in-game soundtracks. 

You're very much welcome once again to the community. I really missed your car discussions and you're already at it. 

Seriously, such cars or space ships are too sophisticated for me to understand them. Although, I'd love to see one in real life. 

That's wonderful, I believe you'll change your mind loving GT 7 when it eventually comes into limelight. 

Definitely, they all come with Subtitles as long as they are being aired from outside Korea and some video players allows you to download subtitles. 

GT4.  I have so many Chevys in it.  That's my favorite car brand.

Those are some incredible cars that's listed in the Gran Turismo 7. Which one is your favorite amongst them all? 

I enjoy such kind of racing game series including Motorcycle GP racing games. At the moment I am into playing the GT 2-4. 

Haha, you already know exactly what's going to happen when you're on the edge of line. I wouldn't want to find myself off the cliff into the ocean. 

GT 4 is the most recent game I played. 

I still to this day cannot stand the "Universal Ammunition" system in Deus Ex: Invisible War.
I like having to manage my gameplay and keeping a diverse range of weapons to make the most of whatever pickups are available. I do not like being unable to use my pistol because I fired too many rockets.

Sure with some of them. Not all bugs and glitches hurt the game. Some are fun and add to it, some are dumb and give us a laugh, while others can in fact cause issues. Games where you fall under the map, glitch into walls or get stuck in a jump animation, or something else. There's a lot of bugs and glitches in games that will bug gamers. No pun intended. But we get used to some of them because retro and past games can't be fixed anymore. So you're stuck with those glitches on those cart based games. The only way to fix those, would be to go back to the drawing table, fix the problem and then re-release the game. These days we get patches. 
I would say that most games I have played, don't bother me much with glitches or bugs. Sure some will piss ya off, but when you know it, you then know how not to repeat the mistake. So you kinda learn to live with it in most games. I mean hell, cyberpunk 2077 alone is a buggy, glitchy mess, but it's still got a good game under all the issues. Which reminds me, I should really jump back into it soon. 

Tesla the one's Elon Musk's company is behind its production? It's definitely something that's worth to have in video games. 

It doesn't really matter too much when someone else started playing games as long as he or she is playing in a healthy way. 

That is interesting. I didn't know games were actually utilizing real life scenes. That reminds me of The Infectious Madness of Doctor Dekker. 
Although the scenes only take place on the sofa, I think at least. I never played it. 
Now if only we can get a remake of the ps2 game Playboy:The Mansion, then the FMV will really take off lol. 
 

I like Tesla because I'm tired of seeing import cars own the American East Coast. so I'll cheer for almost any import fighter including Tesla.

You're there. If you have that strong bond for a video game or video games then you stopped playing them because they because out of reach, at some point in time, you'll remember to play them. That's simply what I'm actually missing from those aforementioned games. 

I am a friend of electric cars, if I see the likes of Tesla S model cars, or other Tesla models, I'll cherish it via video games. 

You really did well giving it out because there is no need keeping both of them. They might get damaged just like you thought.