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Car 🚙 control is very important in racing games because it's what racing is all about. Once it's impeded, it makes it one horrible task. 

Yeah - They are JCW edition. The 2019 JWC edition are absolutely stunning. 
 

Seriously - that's very annoying because it's definitely going to keep costing you the race most of the time. 

Yeah - The red color 507 looks intimidating. Red color is very scary for me. I don't have much of stuffs that comes in that color. 

I have been to Arcades before but to be honest, other than the driving games and a few fighting games, I never enjoyed it much. It annoys me when you're playing a game and somebody keeps disrupting you to tell you how to play the game to win. I much prefer to figure things out on my own than do it someone's way.

As long a game is interesting to the player, there is no way it wouldn't offer a great deal of satisfactions to the gamer. 

Every gamer falls into a unique category and not every gamer wants to play a lot of games whether old or new. Some people just like specific games and are attached to them because of the game's universe and how it works appeals to them. 

Seriously - there is always a very big difference between a classic car and a modern car. They are not in any way similar.

I think that I have actually been sleeping driving after my first 6 hours straight session with Gran Turismo the very first time I had played the game. 

It's actually a very nice car no matter what companies makes recently. Those cars are historically beautiful. 
 
 

Yes of course, it's NWOBHM. Another one on their list is "Thanks for Nothing". 
 
 

Seriously, that car was a beauty in the memory of Elvis Presley. 
 

Yeah, I've been meaning to get more into them.  I'll check them out again later today.

Yeah - it's a very clear fact because there are some you would see and you'd be like did I really played this years ago. 

I have a different perspective: if I want to play the game, I'll play it, regardless of its visual state. It might take a few attempts over the course of years, but I'll get there in the end because it'll do something that clicks. And if the graphics are worse and I can still make sense of it, that's the game providing me context through its cohesion. That's one of the greatest compliments I could give a game's graphical fidelity and art style: if I can clearly understand what I'm looking for despite its lower visual quality, and how quickly I did so.
There's nothing weird about anyone's enjoyment of a video game, and least of all their visuals. ^^

Yeah, they rock.

I do know of a guy that stored his older PS games in one of those CD holders. I mean, it's a decent alternative if you don't have space for the cases but I love reading the manuals and looking at the game art all around the case.

I have some laying around from back from the day, mostly PS2 and also PC cases games with discs still inside of them 🙂 It's a nostalgia/aesthetic thing... as well as organizational. I can always find my games if they're in boxes with proper cover art.
 

Of course yes, it's something that I like to keep because it kind affords me a sense of connection to the game whenever I see the case. In fact, there are games it makes me remember and still get back to it. 

I turn autosave off on all the games I play that have it, because the fucking thing always interrupts me to let me know that it has saved my god damn game, at the worst time and causes me to get killed or miss out on something extremely important. I hate it just as much as I hate autocorrect, the dirty mother ducking piece of ship.

Exactly, it's a reflex with all video games players when it comes to saving. There is no amount of save that would make you to relax and say it's okay not to save again. 

Auto Save could be turned on for all I know but I'd still save a million times because it's a habit that I've developed over the course of two decades. I know how unlucky I am in games so I save at every opportunity I get.

Seriously - The constant thought of did I save my progress and having the urge to save over again and again is innate. You can't really save enough especially if you have auto save turned off. 

I'd say that with most Football ball manager games that I have played in my life and still even playing till now both on PC, console and mobile. 

You mean the actual disc case? I didn't even know some people throw it away. As for games that come in special boxes / cases, those are collectible who in their right mind would throw them out?
But I'm ocd about keeping the original packaging of everything. I always think that when I eventually going to sell it it will be easier if I have the original packaging, but ofc that is never the case. It just comes down to whether someone wants it or not.