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I’m excited to see Atari's revival with Fatal Run 2089. The modern take on this game looks very promising. I also like the graphics, it's so impressive.

Well, I see that the trailer seems to focus more on atmosphere and setting than the gameplay,. making it less attractive to me. I'm hoping the developers will release more concrete details soon,

I set a limit of 3 hours on weekends and this help me strike a balance between gaming and other activities. Also, I set 1-2 hours daily for my children.

I’ve played many educational games and I can attest that some of them improved my arithmetic skills. So, it can definitely make learning fun and engaging and increas kids' motivation and retention too.

Another unpopular takes is that Mario games are overhyped. I also think that the Dark Souls series is more frustrating than challenging,

Oh! I understand your frustration with scalpers and resellers because almost all of them are known to inflate prices and also limit availability. Another pet peeve is poorly maintained stores with disorganized shelves and that makes it so hard to find games.

If you try out real time strategy games like Starcraft and Civilization, it will improved your problem-solving skills. I was able to solve complex problems learning from these games.

This is indeed a sad day for VR gaming. Ready At Dawn's closure is really a significant loss to the industry, especially in VR development.

I’m not really surprised by this because we have see a decline in print media over the years. The digital platforms have now become the primary source for gaming news and reviews.

There are so many abandoned projects and they remain hidden, waiting to be rediscovered. I’m very sure that there is a motive behind the developers talking about them again.

I think Todd Howard's statement has really dashed the hopes for a Fallout 1 and 2 remake. It's very neccesary for Bethesda to focus on a remake for these classics because it would be a treat for the fans.

That's an Intriguing possibilities. An open-world Resident Evil 9 could definitely revolutionize the survival horror genre. I’ll be so excited to see this.

According to what I read, it's a highly-anticipated fan-made mod and it's refreshing to see it released. This project that has been in the making for years. I’m so excited that it eventually come to reality.

This shows that established players in the gaming industry can face challenges too. I see that gaming landscape is shifting and it's also neccesary for the companies to adapt if they really want to stay competitive.

That's a good point! The SAG-AFTRA actually highlights the importance of fair compensation and treatment for the video game actors. Of course, AI can definitely help to augment development, but we still need human talent to brings emotion to the game characters.

Black Myth: Wukong's success is actually staggering. Hitting 1.3 million players on Steam is an Indication that it gameplay is very engaging.

Borderlands 4 is actually coming and It's great to hear that you're also interested in the game. I really hope it addresses the criticisms of Borderlands 3. I expect an improved storytelling and a more refined gameplay mechanics.

You‘re right, Mikami's passion for God Hand is very intriguing. I believe that revival can really bring a refreshing twist to the genre. I’m so excited about God Hand's challenging gameplay. It's so immersive!

GameStop's retro revival is also a smart move. They are actually catering to nostalgic gamers by embracing physical retro games which is very remarkable.

That's a good point! It's not really advisable to Force a multiplayer into single-player focused game because it will affect player experience. I’ve seen some notable games thrive without multiplayer. Typical examples are Portal and Bioshock.

I know Disco Elysium and it's indeed a hidden gem. What makes it stand out is its innovative storytelling. Another overlooked title is ‘What Remains of Edith Finch'. Do you know this game?

Based on what I read, Riot Games and Digital Extremes are indeed the community champions. Their charitable efforts and commitment set them apart. I like how they prioritize player's well-being and social responsibility.

I expect more immersive experiences. The VR and AR will definitely revolutionise the gaming industry but it is likely to face challenges of accessibility and cost.

You are so right! Math Bingo is a great example. I’ve played a couple of educational games and I can say that it really make learning enjoyable and interactive.

Skyrim SE is a classic choice to me as well. What keep me coming back is its vast open world and endless quests. This is what makes the game so immersive.