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It's very interesting to think about how this Iron Man game could have stood out. Maybe, maybe it would have been another forgettable title or a hidden gem.

It's so sad to see a physical magazine go but I'm curious to see how Game Informer will adapt and thrive in the digital space.

The trend towards digital-only gaming is undeniable, but I hope it won't be seen as one size fits all approach. I still see how some gamers value physical media for collecting and sharing games.

For me, I see Ready At Dawn's closure has a significant loss for the gaming industry. Their work on the PSP God of War titles and Lone Echo series was so exceptional and it showcase their ability to come up with engaging stories.

I’m among the people who believed in The use of AI in video games and it can definitely revolutionize the industry in a great way., but it also poses significant risks to performers' livelihoods.

I'd like to add Magic: The Gathering to the list. This game requires a deep understanding of card interactions, strategy, and also deck-building. Players really need to think very critically to make tactical decisions quickly.

Those are great choices. I'd add Starcraft II to the list. This game requires quick thinking, strategic planning, and execution too.

Both are really great choices and I'd also recommend Euro Truck Simulator 2 as well. It's very engaging to drive trucks across different places and trying to managa routes, cargo, and fuel in the process. It's so hilarious.

Those are great choices, I'd like to add one to the list. Portal 2 is the game and it's very outstanding for its innovative gameplay and dark humor.

I have neighbourhood who participated in a small online tournament and it was so interesting. They are not really expeced to win, but they did.

I'm so excited about by some of the upcoming games which are scheduled for release in September. I'm also keeping an eye on some of of them.

One thing that I appreciate is their opinions on game design and industry trends also. Some of the influencers offer in-depth analysis that make me think more critically about the that games I play.

Portal is another one. The first time I played it, I was really blown away by its innovative mechanics, dark humor, and also the mind-bending puzzles.

I can definitely relate to that. I see Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice as one of the games that pushed me beyond limit. The stealth mechanics in this game pushed my skills to the limit. .

Over-regulation could indeed stifle the growth of Esports. One possible solution I think is to establish clear guidelines and craft out the consequences for cheating.

Indie games are known to excel quite well in storytelling and art style as well but they can't really compete with the AAA titles on graphics as you have mentioned.

I’m so surprised no one has mentioned the Steam community yet! I wasn't even thinking in that direction. It has millions of active users, it's probably one of the largest gaming communities out there.

This is a great news and a surprise as well. Grounded and Pentiment are great choices though.

I recently picked up a Switch Lite and I'm so much loving it. The improved battery life is definitely a game changer for me. I can play for hours on end.

An improved hardware and new features would be so amazing but I'm happy with my current Switch and don't want to upgrade just yet.

That's an interesting question! I think it's possible for GTA IV to make its way over to Switch. The Switch has really shown that it can handle older games with ease.

The stick drift is the worst. I've had two Joy Cons experience drift, and I’ve actually sent them both in for repair.

Congrats on the new OLED Switch. I'm so sure that your wife is thrilled to have her own console. Three Switches in the house indicate dedication to gaming.

Metroid Prime 4: Beyond’s trailer looks very amazing and the showdown between Samus and Sylux is going to be epic.

Just saw the announcement trailer for Farmagia and it's very amazing. The art style have really remind me of Hiro Mashima's work.