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Football Manager is a relaxing game for me to play personally. It’s an offline game (well, I only play offline) so there’s no sense of competitiveness with others. It’s just fun and relaxing to play.

Gaming is a source of entertainment, ofcourse it’s good for your mental health. It’s a way to escape all real life worries for some. Ofcourse, if you’re addicted, it can be damaging to your mental health, but the same applies to an addiction to anything. The problem in that case is the addiction itself, not gaming.

Maybe Apple. It would be cool to see an iConsole, it would certainly attract a lot of attention, and if they got it right, it might even became a part of the big 3 (Nintendo, Sony and Microsoft).

I think Fall Guys is very overrated, or was, since the hype has died down massively as of late. The concept is very basic and it wasn't worth all the hype if I'm being honest. It's a good game but not in the great category.

Very stupid by Microsoft, and it's even worse that they didn't try to fix the branding after the Xbox One (i.e. Xbox Two, etc.). Maybe they tried to overthink the concept, but Sony did it in a simplistic manner and it's very straight forward for consumers to differentiate between Playstations (PS1, 2, 3, 4 & now 5).

To master a game for eSports, it's not about the level of difficulty of the game, it's about how much you play the game. If you play a game 24/7, eventually it will seem easy to you.

Ideally, I'd like to play FIFA at eSports level. I think I'm very good at it (or I'm just over confident) and it's the game I enjoy playing the most. If I have the opportunity to play at eSports level, I may give it a shot!

It was inevitable after the whole Mixer fiasco. He's still a good gamer, a well-known one in fact, so his popularity won't die down. The only difference is he's streaming on a different platform again.

I don't have a 'favourite' YouTuber, I barely watch YouTube anymore, but occasionally I watch Castro, who is a Fifa streamer. I don't watch him for his gameplay, just for his entertaining pack openings.

Personally, sport involves physical exercise for me. eSports or things like chess exercise your mind, but that isn't really sport. They should be categorised differently to 'sport'. Just my 2 cents.

I just played Fall Guys Season 2 for the first time. It's still a fun game to play, but not quite got the buzz around it that it did in season 1.

Game Pass isn't great in my opinion, it's certainly not unique - Playstation have their own similar pass thing. The size of the PS5 and XSX, given how powerful these consoles are makes sense.

I am thinking about buying the PS5 on release day (if there's any still left in stock). The only thing stopping me is that I also have a PC, so I'm just contemplating whether it's worth spending a fortune on another gaming platform, but knowing me, I will end up buying it anyway.

At the moment, I have absolutely no interest in the Xbox Series X. The design (if you haven't seen me say it already) is lacklustre and lacking imagination and I can play all the Xbox Series X exclusives on my PC, so for all PC users really, you aren't getting anything you don't already have...

I share the same opinion - I haven't spent money on any other mobile game, but I grew a really strong attachment to Clash Royale, which led to me spending a lot of money on the game.

Like @Crazycrab has said, it would make no sense for Microsoft to buy a company for billions and then close it, unless they really felt like wasting money lol.

I mean the hype was incredibly high at the start (even from non-Marvel fans) and is not quite as high anymore. Ofcourse the game has its loyal fanbase and the hype amongst them, but you get my point.

I still watch the tv shows, and it's a shadow of its former self, but I've grown an attachment to the show, and until it ends I feel obliged to watch. If I've heard right, they've announced the final season.

I prefer to use the in-game voice chat when playing with my friends, but if not, I use Discord when gaming on my PC and Playstation Parties when gaming on my PS4. Both are useful.

Too much hype creates unrealistic expectations, which cannot be good for games, or anything in general. You want hype, ofcourse, but to a moderate extent. Maybe if you can differentiate between hype and expectations, then a lot of hype is fine.

Well said. Gaming can be stressful, especially if you are trying to achieve an objective. Removing the objective makes your experience casual and possibly even more enjoyable. It's like a weight taken off your shoulder.

I disagree. GTA V was released 7 years ago, and although there have been updates, it's still the same game and you can only play the same game so much over 7 years. They really need to work on GTA VI.

I just finished playing/completed the second The Walking Dead game. Both the first and second game were incredibly enjoyable; the series as a whole is quite simply amazing.

For me it has to be The Walking Dead games. Mainly because I can't think of any other horror games, but The Walking Dead games (I've played the first 2 so far) are actually really fun games.

Well, technically any TV show/movie can be turned into a game, the same story just in game-form, so I'm just going to say my favourite TV show, which is Breaking Bad. I'd pay big bucks to play a Breaking Bad game.