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This will make things harder for gamers, unless they make it an option; which in that case is unnecessary. No one wants to make crypto purchases just because of some micro transactions, when I can just go ahead with Fiat.

Well it’s that feeling that makes you play to the the end. For those of us that quit easily for every minor inconvenience we don’t really care, and it’s not really a great behavior. What is worse is, once I abandon a game I never go back to it.

When we were younger our curiosities do not go unsatisfied. Whatever we desire we don’t stop until we have it. It’s different now as adults, just give it some time and we are over whatever piques our curiosity. I would also love to sit and game like I used to, but it’s all different now.

“When life gives you lemons, don’t make lemonade. Make life take the lemons back! Get mad! I don’t want your damn lemons, what am o supposed to do with these? Demand to see life’s manager. Make life rue the day it thought it could give Cave Johnson lemons”. —— Portal 2. This quote emphasizes the need to be different and question the norms. Don’t just take what life throws if it does not favor you. That will forever stick with me. What quote from a game do you find memorable?

My weekend starts tomorrow, I need a game that I can beat within 8 to 16 hours max. But I want it to be fun as well, so I’m putting it out here to get some recommendations. I only know of Resident Evil 3 remake, but I’m not a fan of horror. And I should add that I have a PS4.

The game generated $657M in revenue last year. And it was achieved with no micro transactions. This is actually well deserved for Larians, and I hope they even make more. I desire them to be self sufficient so that no Publisher will be able to buy them and destroy their creativity.

My PC is not a gaming system, and I’ve realized after 3 years of heavy usage that the battery health has reduced significantly. Also it is not a surprise that gaming drains battery faster than other activities. So I’ve noticed that gaming affects the battery health and longevity, since it is an intensive activity. Or is it just me?

PC gaming gave me the very first gaming experience before console. I was still very young then but I’ll play Zuma on an uncle’s PC until I got tired. Then he installed FIFA too. It was later I knew that there’s what we call console.

I find games that are too difficult annoying. I mean what is the point if I am not able to get the missions done? I watched someone play Eiden ring, I don’t know maybe if I play it would be different. The battles seemed impossible to win. It was too challenging and frustrating.

I’ve played Tetris, GTA V, and Candy Crush. I’m not surprised that PUBG is the most played on the list, virtually 70 percent every young man I’ve seen plays it.

Kindly forgive that error on my part, and I cannot find the edit button. What I even had in mind was Sonic the Hedgehog, not Super Mario. I mixed it up while writing the topic.

This is even an opportunity for many to see more of consoles they don’t fancy before, and maybe start liking them. If I can play the same game on my PS with someone on their Xbox, sooner I might start checking out its features. And vice versa.

Well I lost interest in it like that, that means I never loved it right? I don’t have any games of such, once I have a favorite it would always remain a game that I want to play every now and then.

Pro Evolution Soccer on PS 2. It was a wonderful time and I’ll say that was when I played game the most. What makes it all the more interesting is the fact that I play leagues and competitions with friends. Those were good times when we had a lot of times on our hands.

I played crazy taxi a lot, even on mobile. I’m a fan of racing and driving games, sometime I will hijacker cars on GTA and just be driving round the city forgetting the mission. I am waiting patiently for this release.

I used to have a GTA inscribed face cap while in secondary school. I think it was easier for me to wear then, but now I find it hard to wear such. Not even one of my favorite games’.

I don’t even think of games when I’m sick. Where is the strength to grab a controller and sit up straight? I just continue lying down till I get better.

This is for core gamers, not those that play games once in a while. If it were to be a hobby of mine that I do on a daily basis I would love to meet fellow enthusiasts as well, but not in gaming.

The first time I play a game I follow up with the story. It kinda gives me a sneak peek into what I’m getting into, plus I fancy a good background story. But when I’m play after the first two times, there is no need for that anymore.

Last year was a low year on gaming for me. I was busy chasing the bag (money), which I eventually didn’t get enough of. This made me miss out on amazing releases especially Baldur Gate. I plan to immerse myself more in gaming this year.

I have a community where virtually all of these games are sold. There is no funny activity there, you only pay when the game has been delivered to you and you have tested them. Most times they are fairly used, other times they are brand new. I got my PS3 online, and maybe I’ll go the same route for subsequent purchases.

I don’t understand why, but I don’t get to use my memory cards for long. When I pick it up after some time it is already corrupted. So if I happen to see an old memory I won’t even bother…

I discovered that I am able to concentrate more on tasks that I engage in. When I play games I give it my hundred percent focus and attention. So it’s safe to say that it is having same effect in my daily activities.

Definitely Hogwarts legacy. The HP universes was something else, lots of stuttering and framerate drops. I find it repetitive too, the innovations are quite low.

The main missions actually piques my interest first, and most times I don’t see any other missions until I have completed the main mission. It is usually put there to serve as a peripheral mission and I don’t allow it to interfere when the main one is still in play.