Kennysplash

Yeah, there is not enough time to even pull off one. To make out the time to play more than one and enjoy it might be a hard one to do.

Yes it was a long time ago. Many older ones have not come to terms with civilization yet, so they frown on many things that involves it, video games especially.

The statistics of the number of games that have not even been opened on steam is unbelievable. It turns out players just get the games hoping they will get back to it later. Many never do, perhaps because they have forgotten or they never seem to have the time. Do you have games you purchased but have not touched at all?

I mean there are those of us that just don’t have the luck. Even when others have been winning, when it gets to me the opposite would be the case. So I don’t see the need to stress it.

Exactly, and you will discover that the experience is far better than having to divide your attention on couple of games. This is indeed the way.

These days it can be hard to have the extra time to play. I hold two jobs and I work on weekends too. By the time I get home I am extremely tired. The little time I have I use it to clean up the house and do my laundry, before I rush to work again. If you are the busy type, how do you find time to play?

When I play FIFA with friends, I can’t help but notice how I am the one with the least skills. I know that playing regularly help me improve, but I hope there should be something else I can do in addition to it that can make me a better gamer. I need suggestions, how can I be a better gamer?

The same way people get emotional when they watch movies, have you ever played a game that made you emotional? It does not necessarily mean you shed tears, but the game really got to you and you think about it often. Which game was it for you?

When I play in game hubs and centers, I see people placing bets on the outcome. They can bet on themselves or choose one of the players to bet on to win. These ones try to make a business out of gaming. I feel this will put unnecessary pressure on the players, and this will kill the fun of gaming. Do you place bets on gaming outcome?

I grew up playing Super Mario and Sonic the hedgehog. I could remember how I would look forward to playing the games with enthusiasm. When I look back I can say that they made up a considerable part of my childhood. What games made your childhood memorable?

As there are times when I want to play every hour, there are also times when I don’t have the desire to even pick up the controller. This can go on for weeks. Does it happen to you too? Are there times when you don’t have the passion to play at all?

I play the Mortal Combat:Deadly alliance on PS2. It has single player and multiplayer and I remember playing it with my school mates years ago. I still play it on a neighbor's PS3. What old games do you still play?

I prefer exclusivity. Any new and recent game I am playing I dedicate myself to it. But after I have played many times and the novelty has worn off I can play about two at most at a time. Do you play a lot of games at once?

It is not overcharging that makes batteries swell up though. They swell up when they have used up their life span. Even if you charge sparingly it will still swell eventually.

I’m still using XR, my next purchase would be 12 pro max. I want to take that big leap so I have to wait.

I’m pretty much contented with the amount of time I spend gaming. I know if I should try and spend more time my work will suffer. Still I play 3 times a week which is more than enough.

People are so obsessed with winning that they can do anything. It’s just a game, not even with a computer but with a fellow gamer. Why cheat your way to victory?

Exactly, like it’s just a game not a do or die affair. Seriously though you need to see what people do when they are angry, I’ve witnessed someone smash his console completely.

Well would you say it was worth it? Is it something you can do again and not have regrets?

Well you have found a workable solution. It’s just that the feeling of the switch and console might not be the same. But if it works well for you, great.

I don’t think I have ever played those kind of games. I would have found it frustrating though, to not be able to progress because I don’t have in my possession what I’m supposed to.

If the game’s difficulty is reasonable. It should not be too hard to complete and at the same time not be extremely easy. It should be balanced, in a way that makes me feel a continuous sense of accomplishment.

Oh I so much love rescue missions. Situations where I get to save a character or a group of people from captivity or danger. The feeling when I succeed is sublime.

Skipping cutscenes when I’m playing for the first time. I like to immerse myself in the story of every new game, not to rush it. So whenever I mistaken press skip I always regret it.

It has added more fun to my life, so I will say it has affected it positively. It’s kind of hard to picture something else to do that can help me release stress and tiredness.