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I understand your point quite well. Another thing is that people are not willing to put down a non-refundable deposit without knowing more about the product but I just like to pre-order.

If you are not comfortable with DIY repairs, it's best to seek for help immediately. For me, if it's an old console, I'd rather upgrade to new console like the PS5 or Xbox Series X/S.

The Ps5 gives the opportunity for an online multiplaying and that's a big factor too. So many gamers love playing with their friends.

Apart from using the console, i’m a mobile gamer. I also love to play games on my phone or tablet. It makes gaming so convenient.

My younger brother love it vertical. His reason was that it saves space and it also reduces dust accumulation.

I heard that The Claw technique is good for games, like FPS games but i haven't used it.I just go back to the thumbs on the buttons.

The VR has a lot of potential and it definitely goes beyond gaming. I want to see its usage in fields like healthcare, education, and art.

I don't feel the need to customize my controller. I'm a casual gamer, so I don't see the need any extra bells and whistles.

I don't collect fake consoles, I sincerely appreciate the bootleg games and all the consoles from back in the day.

You can actually find some rare peripherals on online marketplaces like eBay and specialized retro gaming forums as well.

I'm happy with my regular consoles. There is no need for all that bling. Have you also heard of The Atari Cosmos?

I've pre-ordered a few consoles in the past, but I have to put down a $100 deposit, which is actually non-refundable. I don't really know why I like to pre-order consoles. I just want to be amongst the first people toget my hands on it.

I've not had such experience. That's why it's neccesary to clean it with compressed air so that you can prevent mechanical damage.

The quality of the graphics of the game is the determinant. If I know that a game is going to be visually stunning, I'll go for my PC or PS5. But it's going to be my Switch or mobile if it's more of a casual game.

I preffer the console. I prefer to play games on my PlayStation 5 or Xbox Series X. I experience the comfort of sitting on my couch and holding a controller and also playing on a big screen. This is simply the best.

It's always placed in horizontal manner. I just better that way and I think it looks better and feels more stable that way. You can easily stack other devices on top of it in that position.

I put my thumbs on the buttons. I've always love to hold my controller with thumbs on the buttons and I put my index fingers on the triggers.

I'm really excited about the potential of virtual reality. I think it's going to be a turnaround for the gaming industry and beyond. I've tried out some of the VR systems myself and they're truly immersive.

I don't have a customised controller but I have a friend that does for his Xbox and modified to play fighting games like Street Fighter and Mortal Kombat. It also have some extra buttons and a custom joystick as well.

I don't I think that the fake consoles could become collectible. I wouldn't collect them myself because I prefer to go with the authentic gaming experiences.

I've been collecting consoles and peripherals for some years now and I'm so proud to say that I’ve gotten every peripheral for my Nintendo 64.

The Nintendo Wii Supreme is very insane. $433,000 for a console is just crazy man. Is it gold-plated and has diamonds?

The series is actually known for its top action and humor and I see that the latest installment seems to deliver as well. I hot to see the benefits outweigh the inconvenience of using a different launcher for some players.

Ubisoft has faced a lot of criticism for their recent releases and based on the information circulating, it seems like Star Wars Outlaws might also be following a similar path.

The dual environment in Plucky Squire is indeed a unique twist on the traditional action-adventure games. Especially the switch between 2D and 3D.