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Yeah, I too am waiting for the price to calm down. Atleast 6 months from now would be good enough.
 
I too had PS2 which I sold second hand at 40% price. After that I had bought PS4 which I still have. I will also sell it once I buy PS5. 😊

Yeah, the more you push yourself even after failing, is the more you would be determined to get better at it. 

I'll at most sigh but then I'm okay after that - it really doesn't bother me lol. It'll just force me to improve.

Yeah, there is always a possibility of trying the game once again to see if it will click back with me. 

Yes of course, Minecraft is available on Playstation 3 and PC as well if you have PC too. 

I gave all of my own away except for my Playstation 4. It's definitely not going anywhere. 

That's a fact, you'll be excited for about a week and in a month, you want even more. There's nothing wrong with that but you have to keep yourself in check or else you may go overboard trying to get something new and end facing some serious consequences for your actions.

Yeah, that's a fact. The playing excitement is always on the apex when we got the game new and wane with time. 

When we get anything new, we remain excited. But with time that excitement fades away. Let it be for any game, or any car or house, or any material things. It is just our normal human nature. 😅

Normally it would have cost me around $700-800 . But that's a whopping 50% extra cost. I would rather wait the heat to come down before jumping to buy. That a hell lot more than my budget. 😏

Definitely, it's far more better to wait that to rush getting the next gen Playstation 5 console. It would be good to have it now but the wait won't kill me either 😂. 

I've been playing the new Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 1+2 and have been having a blast with it so far. The gameplay is so smooth and fun. It really brings me back to when I was a kid. I fell right back into the gameplay like I never forgot it. So fun!

Without being confident while playing any video game that I'm investing my time on means the game won't last long for me because I'm definitely going to give it up. 

Achievements are only as good as the achievement is. Sometimes, they ate great for being really good or trying a challenging playstyle. Sometimes, you are rewarded for bad playthough or othertimes you are trying to get the achievements before your other friends get to complete them. Ever played an online match and someone dies 5 times in a row to get an "achievement"? It just enables bad play. I only do the ones that are interesting and ignore the rest. Depending on the games and sims that I do though.
I am aiming to get alll achievements in flight sim

If I remembered correctly, the easiest game that I ever completed was 300 Spartan on mobile. I didn't play it more than 1hr and get it completed. 

Personally I wouldn't mind but my breaking point would be should the controller damage in the process. I won't forgive that. 

Losing a hard fought race at the dying seconds is one of the most painful experiences you'd get from playing such games. 

I agree and it shouldn't be extremely long like half an hour for heavens sake...

Some gamers complain that tutorials are long, slow, boring, and there is too much hand-holding. Others complain that they are too short, confusing, or absent.
Here’s an idea: When a gamer starts a new game, they can choose a setting for the level of tutorial/guidance, they will receive, instead of a one-size-fits-all tutorial.

All games need to be user friendly. I'll say it again...All games need to be user friendly. We are here to play, not rewire a brain. Eventually our controller panel will look like the cockpit of a fighter jet if we let them go overboard. They need to keep it user friendly. If you have only one jet to fly, then go ahead and learn the control schemes forever. But if you got 50 different jets to fly, oh dear!

Most games do take a bit of time to learn so player patience is required but when the game mechanics is clunky and frustrating making it difficult to learn, that is poor game design so honestly, it just depends on the individual game and how the game mechanics work.

Another workaround I have for moving around in GTA V online especially when I want to climb certain barriers I wouldn't be able to normally is to aim the alien gun at the ground and shoot it sending me flying backwards over those barriers. It's a bit hilarious to watch but it's effective.

Playing with performance point limit is my most preferred way to racing. I don't fancy working with an under powered car. 

I think it can be stressful too if you try it. online games can be only good if you play something like ludo, chess, and sudoku like games those are fun. 

Even I had done genocides and massacre in GTA, and I don't give a shit about that. lol 😆
I had horrified moments only with horror games like Outlast 2. Otherwise, I don't regret for my killings or I'm being killed. That's a part of the game. 😆