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It is very necessary indeed to keep the console clean, so it will remain shiny, as if it is gotten today. Leaving it unkept makes it go weird in the future.

I'm seeing just 10 votes casted overall in the polls, which is meant to pull out more. Remember, during nomination, it sparked lots of reactions, and promises of bigger votes, i just hope more users comes in to vote.

Their is plenty left before the game of the year will be announced. I can't pick out FIFA 22, or Horizon Forbidden West as the leading options, because I'm in love with them. Never, others have choices too, not even gamers will decide on how the game of the year will be.

It's taking a long while too, time flies, if you drawback, you'll notice that time fast forwarded, and now ME 2 is slowly becoming an old game.

I believe temple run trended worldwide during the year 2013, it's developer really gained it back then around the android version game.

That's why I combined my console with a laptop, because I don't want to have the impression to play and power disappoints me.

I am yet to get into playing cyberpunk 2077, upon the new DLC that has improved the game, still I'm not moved to buy and play the game.

The one I'm currently I have, is the best option for me, which is 'Horizon Forbidden West, the year is just starting, who knows I can play over 100s of games.

Their will always be room for improvement, for them to dump PS3 due to the lack of unreal engine installed, sooner PS4 will be rushed out too.

If the earnings of P2E is worth it, then fine, I'll still consider it. But most of them aren't worth the time we are devoting to play them.

Their are wide list of sandbox games available to be played, I love most of them especially 'GTA, Minecraft, Hitman etc.

I never finished the game too, because I am not consistently playing it. I checked for 'Dragon Ball Fighter Z, it is playable on PS4, a fighting game that's just like MK.

You acquire your console as secondhand, it is likely to give you issues within short period of time, I wouldn't lie, PS2 is prone to damage, mine was damaging constantly until I dumbed it.

Can you mention those games you picked out from VGR? Let me see if anyone of them will be interesting.

The current generation is more realistic, due to their background building, graphics, even if bugs tries to ruin it for them, they're improving gradually to make the games meet expectations.

The two Splinter cell games mentioned looks cool through the picture shared, I believe it got a console version. Alpha protocol' looks thou like another amazing action RPG that one should look into.

Game that creates suspense, boost immersion, offers more better items, better story mode, gameplay, offers almost the best part which we desire from video games.

Metal Gear Solid V, have been on my console for some time now, it's not looking old at the moment, it's just like a brand new game to me.

I played only super mario bros, amongst all the mario series games. I just find that one more entertaining than any other. Their are games I missed to play on console, but can't remember them at the moment, unless I come accross each of them coincidentally.

It's a pity to hear that Rome Total war aren't on console, when I first knew about the game, I was thinking it features on consoles too.

Those patches are paid for, as such it isn't worth it. I don't see reasons why we'll spend that much on a video game and still be spending to correct a bug that should be taking care of the gaming company free and not the gamers spending more.

One of the negative side of video game companies, always changing date of the original sequel release and keeping it indefinite.

Since I am subscribed to different gaming sites, I do get newsletter concerning gaming events and popular news around gaming continually on my email.

When you're faced with more of the items you have no choice but to continue playing to see if you'll unlock more of them.

Uncountable, we can't mention them all, nor pley them all. I am trying to find those ones that are unnoticed or underrated to see what they got to offer.