Kane99

I had no idea about this, but I guess there are a fair amount of blind gamers out there. Of course being blind doesn't mean you can't 100% see, there's all kinds of issues that blind people face, but some can actively play video games perfectly fine, while some may need help with certain devices. Are there any games made mostly for the blind? Do you know anyone who's blind and is able to play some games?

Deathloop became an instant classic when it released this year, and I can totally see this game getting a sequel and very soon. I doubt Arkane Studios will ship out a sequel anytime soon, but maybe within the next couple years we'll see some semblance of a future sequel. Do you think this game will get a sequel? I wonder if they'd release it only on Xbox since Bethesda published it, but idk if Arkane Studios is also owned by Xbox or Bethesda. If not, they could probably peace out from Bethesda to get their future titles released on all consoles.

Honestly I'm not that much of a fan of Ninja, never have been and probably never will be. He's famous because he's good at video games, and I guess has a personality people enjoy. But, I can never get into his streams. Do you guys enjoy watching his streams? What are some other twitch streamers like him, but are better to watch? What are your thoughts on Ninja as a streamer?

With how games are these days, I could see them going free to play, at least when it comes to the online modes. Reason why, is because so many of these studios can make them live service games, where they constantly update and add new items to their marketplace. Think Fortnite and stuff like that. I can see in the near future that they'd try to make more games free to play to capitalize on the microtransactions and so on. What do you think?

Yeah Desmund was a boring character. If they gave us a good modern day character, I think we would have gotten a modern day Assassin's Creed already. If they just made a good character to get behind, I think the modern day story would have played better. Because let's face it. It was clear from the first two games they wanted to extend it into modern times. Maybe they could still do it with a whole new character, but idk if they ever will.

Yeah I hear they are heavy on top of it all. Plus with the wires and controllers it's probably even more cumbersome. I think they warn you about playing too long. I guess I didn't consider neck pain when I was thinking about it. I've never wore a pair before, but I imagine they're not very light.

So trypophobia is the fear of holes or clusters of holes and fear of certain patterns? I never heard of that fear before. I guess you learn something new everyday. There does seem to be some holes in the video. During one part you walk over a floor that looks like a square hole he'll or something, but you can walk over it. Earlier in the video, there is a circle with a hand coming out of it. But I didn't notice anything else. Unless I'm confusing the phobia to something else?

I was genuinely surprised because the movies weren't that great. I mean they're fun because of how dumb they are. But I think that's the point. Anyway, I just liked the twists in the game. The controls suck, but the way the game plays out, is kinda fun. Idk. Maybe it's because I like the dumb movies. Idk.

Yeah it looks anxiety inducing to me, but I want to give it a try. I think the main reason is because it reminds me of pt. But I think I gotta stop comparing pt to everything. Not 100% sure. I assume unreal engine, but it could be unity.

It's a 10/10 classic for me. I should really replay it again one of these days. It also has aged really well. Even the standard edition still looks solid today. I want to play the remastered edition one of these days. Doubt it's much different.

Oh sorry I think I confused you. I mean cleaning it inside and out. Not in terms of viruses and such. Like cleaning the motherboard, vents, and other PC parts. But I will keep them in mind anyway. I use CCleaner, but bever heard of the other one. Might have to check it out though.

Oh so that's why the site was showing 1 trillion on the YouTube logo. Now it makes perfect sense. Minecraft is huge and I could easily see them reaching this. Plus they had 10 years or more of views. It was bound to happen eventually.

Yeah I think it's being run by people who previously worked at other studios. I think Robert Bowling was part of the COD team years ago. Not sure about the other devs though. Wonder if Dr disrespect has skills in video game production.

I think we'll see a Destiny 3 at some point. Destiny 2 came out fairly faster after the first game, and they've been keeping it up to date since. So it makes me wonder if we'll ever see a Destiny 3. With how long Destiny 2 has been supported, I don't know if we'll see a 3rd in the series. I suppose it's possible it could be sooner since the new consoles have been out for over a year now, so there's no excuse not to bring a 3rd. I imagine the game is getting outdated and repetitive at this point. Does anyone here still play Destiny 2? Is it worth playing at this point?

Cloud saves are so helpful, but recently I had some trouble getting NBA 2K21 to work proper. The issue I had, was that my save file became corrupt somehow and flat out dissapeared. I was unable to load my save file and my career mode. I contacted epic as it shows my game had cloud saves set to on, so I thought maybe they'd be able to port the save to me. Nope. So I contact 2K and they too are no help. So, I think all games should include cloud saves going forward, and if any files are corrupt on the main drive, it should revert to the cloud backup. I think every online game should have this, especially if you need online to play the game in the first place. But yeah, the NBA 2K thing was annoying, because when I see cloud saves, I should be able to recover my saves from the cloud. But I guess Epic or 2K doesn't have a good save system afterall.

Back in the day I knew a kid who would hide money in his video game carts. He had a torx screwdriver or whatever was needed to open up NES, SNES, N64 carts, and I guess what he'd do, is when he got some birthday money or anything else, he'd put it inside the games. I guess his brothers often stole from him, and even though they'd play his games, they never stole them. So he was always assured it'd be a safe option. I never did that, but I did once hide a note I got from a girl in the back of my PS2 expansion slot (for internet, or a HDD). I wasn't using the console then, but I put that note there to hide it. Honestly it's not a bad hiding spot for other things too. 😄

What are some Star Wars characters that you'd like to see get their own game? I think a Han Solo game would be cool, seeing his past and parts of his future. Maybe Finn, because he was never fleshed out in the newer movies and I could see him being a key character in the future. idk, what do you guys think? Who would you include to the mix?

Do you think that one day, VR headsets will get smaller? I suspect they will eventually, especially with advancements in tech. But I don't see it happening for quite a while. Anyway, how small do you think VR headsets will get? Could they one day be just glasses or even contact lenses?

I know no one here will know of this movie series, but wanted to share a game based off of it. It's nothing too special, but I felt it was a pretty unique gaming experience when it's this small free game. It doesn't look like much, but you can play it. It starts off as a video, but you can control the character. You can play the game here: https://corpsepile.itch.io/bad-ben In it, you control a character who walks around a haunted house. It's based off of a movie series called Bad Ben. Don't expect much from the movies, because they're all pretty much re-treads of the original, and are all made and starring the same dude. But honestly, they're funny in a so good it's bad way. But, this is not necessarily about his movies, but about a fan made video game that was made for. And honestly, the game as annoying as it is to control, is kinda fun for what it is. I was genuinely surprised by it. On top of that, the guy from the movies does the voice over work. I'd honestly take a full length game.

What are some popular franchises that should do their own fighting games? I think Cartoon Network is making their own smash like fighting game, but I may be wrong on that. But A looney toons fighting game would be fun I think. But that may be a bit dated these days. What are your picks for a fighting game? What characters do you want to see included? What kind of skills and abilities do you think they should include?

I know there's money to be made with competitive gaming and esports, and was wondering if you know of anyone who was able to win big in esports/competitive gaming? Do you know anyone who's been able to retire from competitive gaming? I wish I had the skills to make it big in esports, because I would give it a try. Who is the richest esports/competitive gamer?

I am in need of cleaning my PC. It's mostly just dust related. I was going to get can of air, but one of my past computers had issues with the can of air for some reason. Are there any other methods for dealing with dust buildup? I am paranoid about cleaning it, because I don't want to cause any bit of damage. What's your method for cleaning?

What are your favorite Batman games? I still have fond memories of the original NES game, plus I love me the Arkham series, especially Asylum, and City. But Arkham Knight is pretty decent too. Sadly I didn't play a lot of the retro classics aside from the original NES game, but I know there are other good Batman games out there, just haven't played them all. What ones are your favorites and why?

Do you guys think that video games are becoming too cinematic? I feel that is the case. The reason I bring it up, is because of Hellblade 2. That trailer featuring the giant and sections where you could throw spears. The studio states that it's gameplay, but I think most of it was cinematic for the most part. Do you think that video games are too cinematic? Or are they just becoming more cinematic just because?

We've gotten a Venom movie, and a couple newer Spider-Man games, with one featuring Venom as a villain (the next one). I would love to see Venom get his own game though. I think it'd be great to play as Venom. If not, at least make Venom a playable character in the next Spider-Man game. Anyway, do you think Venom will get his own standalone game?