Kennysplash

Football tops my list of sports games. Most especially when you play it with others, it is fun and a good way to have a great time. Then after football is tennis.

Playing games can actually make you more coordinated and productive. It boosts your ability to think on a spot and make better decisions. Many, especially non gamer will argue this.

My next door neighbor has put a time constraint on technology generally. What that time has elapsed for that day, that is the end. Until the next day. It works well, and it does not affect the children’s essential time.

Stardew Valley and Animal Crossing. These games have no antagonists, they are stress free and peaceful as they can be. Then like you mentioned, Tetris.

I don’t have anyone around me, perhaps I will even have to travel outside the city to visit one. I see the game stores as museums too though. Any time I visit them I take my time to explore all the sections.

I suppose this is not a multiplayer setting? I like entertaining people with my skills in the games I play. So if they choose to watch me play no problem. I will give them a lot to talk about.

😅 My reply to that is usually sarcastic: “oh my, I had no idea such a life saving tip!” When I play a game for the first few times I surely won’t get a hang of it yet. A computer won’t get the satisfaction of mockery.

Gaming rooms and even setups are so cool and pleasing to look at. I have dead of how I want my gaming space to look like, hopefully I would have enough very soon to materialize the idea.

As long as it is not something they enjoy doing themselves, then no one else should engage in it. It is a shallow minded thinking. Everyone should engage in what gives them value and fun.

Well responsibilities are knocking aren’t they? Gone are the days when we play all night and all day. Now we have a living to do.

The moment I am able to identify any one that gets disrespectful, I avoid such individual. Banter is not meant to be disrespectful, that is another thing entirely. It’s better to just stay quite if anyone can’t have light fun respectfully.

That is why binging can cause. You will forget to eat, sleep and do other necessary activities. It is when you have satisfied yourself that your eyes will open to reality.

I know right? 😅 But that has changed now. Any game I enjoy, I make sure to speak of it online and offline. I want to be a bearer of good news, not bad.

Tetris. It has taught me a lesson that whenever you try to fit into your environment, you disappear. Strive to be different to stay relevant.

Two months, though it was inevitable. I travelled then and there was no way I could play since the console is at home. But immediately I got back, it was marathon gaming.

I do not see the need to always have a full inventory, as long as I can get to the point where what I have will suffice. If I can do enough damage, then I mostly do not bother anymore.

An less than 2 hours at most. If it is not a series I am probably not spending hours watching how it plays out. The shorter the length the better for me.

If I were to choose a movie based on true events, it would be Hacksaw Ridge. To think that a soldier that carried no arms was able to make such impact in the war was unbelievable. He chose to be a medic in the brutal frontline. I can never forget his quote: “When everyone is bent on taking lives, I want to be saving it.” His name, Desmond Doss lives on in the memory of Americans. What movie based on true events is your favorite?

Perhaps there is a game that you have been looking forward to it’s release for quite some time. You really want to explore the game in it’s entirety, so you take a day off work or your business so that you can play it to your satisfaction. Have you done this before?

As long as we can afford it, we make the decision to upgrade our console to the latest version when they are released. That leaves us with the older ones. Do you keep them as retro collections? Do you sell them off at a lower price? Or do you give them out as gifts?

There are times when you have to travel for quite a long period of time. When you were at home probably you play every two days. But now you have to go weeks or even months without it. How do you feel during those periods? Do you miss playing so much?

In entertainment generally, trailers are made to pique your interest. There sole aim is to get you to purchase what is being displayed. As such, that trailer is enough to help us make decision: whether we will go for what is being advertised or not. Have you ever made a conclusion to play or not play a game based on the trailer you watched?

Online players sometimes ruin the fun of gaming. Sometimes they may resort to activities that are outside the gaming scope. A lady friend often tells me how male players hit on her when they discover she’s a lady. She rarely plays online these days.

It is so much fun because there are a lot of activities involved in multiplayer games. You get to banter one another, you keep records for future teasing and the atmosphere surrounding the activity is just exciting. You never get enough of it.

A trailer is like a glimpse of what you can expect from entertainment. It should be balanced, but showing too much that people would feel like they’ve seen it all and not showing too little to capture their interest.