Dannyjax

That's the plan mate. My parents and even uncle had their own contributions they made in my gaming life as a kid and I intend to return the favor to my own kids, cousin's and nieces. With that in mind, my gaming history still have a very long way to go.

It's just like what happens in movies when the main protagonist or the actor just like we call it when we were kids dies, there wouldn't be any interest in continuing with watching the movie. It's just the same thing applicable with video games.

I get your point very well now. Rather than lose as a result of the bug/glitches which if it wasn't there, you would have made your progress without any hassle, you rather exploit the bug to your advantage if it presents such opportunity to do so. I'd say that's 50-50.

I haven't played "What Remains of Edith Finch" and it was recommended to me by my old friend whom we all grew up together. I'm not sure if it's that's interesting for me to fork out $19.99 to get it. Have anyone played the game here? Please let me have your personal opinion on it.

Everything all boils down to not being too fast to type whatever you have as a response. If you take it slowly, it's going to be very rare for you to have too many errors in your post. And @Shaggeryou're right about what's likely to happen when the edit time is extended for too long. Someone might change his initial entry and that's going to be a huge confusion especially if the post wasn't quoted.. What solves it all would be to try and take a moment to read over what you had written even if it's just once before posting. If you have another thing you feel like adding to your original comment, you can quote your old comment and add it up. This is my opinion though!

It was the Resident Evil 4 on my brother's PS2 that I had played last night up till 3 AM. I haven't played any games after that but might play Assassin's Creed Valhalla before the day runs out.

I saw a report that Overwatch 2 Beta will start on 8th June with one of its newest characters Junker Queen being featured in it with a new map as well. The good part is that it's going to be open to PC and console.

I would say that 2 hours of playing video games in a day is more like an average playing duration for most gamers. For me, I wouldn't consider it too long because anything less than that would feel too short for me to even enjoy the game well.

It might not have been exactly the Scooby Doo mystery machine which was 1978 Volkswagen LT 40 but you still get to make use of other Volkswagen vans in the game.

I haven't played any of the Dead Space series yet and I think that it's going to proper to play at least 2 of them before getting into playing the remake. Which one do you think would be the best one for me to start out with?

This is what growing up and facing your own life responsibilities is all about. It's going to be very difficult to still maintain that level of closure and bond you had with your friends when you were all kids/teenagers. It's all down to social life and games that's capable of still linking you all up.

You're right about how football and its fans have been linked with all manner of violence and bad life decisions (betting/gambling), none of these so called researcher have come out to openly criticize football. I have seen a few reports online about some people that committed suicide all because of football. But when it comes to video games, they will start looking for a way to make news headlines and newspaper's front page.

As much as I can be able to withstand and absorb what happened to in Red Dead Redemption 2 with how Arthur died, I must admit that it always leaves an emptiness in me that takes a while for me to get out from.

Going in blind would only result in one outcome which is dying more than you're supposed to because you jumped in unprepared. Of course you are right about getting to pick up on your pace after a while and that's going to still make you to choose the best race/classes later on.

My mother used to say that the night is a dead moment and it's attributed to how calm and quiet the night always brings with it. Playing at such hour, you will have the advantage of not worrying about noise interference or any sort of distractions.

As long as you don't go out of your way to get them, there's nothing wrong with bagging a few of them. Some gamers resort to paying and cheating just to have them trophies and that's not a good way to play and enjoy games.

Thank you for helping me out with that confirmation. At least, I can now relax with the confusion on whether I was right in the beginning about that being a song or not.

Whenever I play in the night, my light are always off completely. The TV screen light is enough to illuminate the room for me. But if I must have my lights on, it's going to my blue or green sleeping light.

It's just like the dancing dragon glitch and floating skeleton dragon in Skyrim. At first I thought it was a joke or something but in the end, I found it very hilarious.

Here is the English translation of the song Figaro which I told you I was going to find. You can compare it with the song both in the trailer of Shadow Warrior 3 and song itself to be 100% sure it's the right one. https://lyricstranslate.com/en/figaro-figaro.html-1

We might end up spending the whole day at the motherless babies home which is exactly what I have planned out. But if we manage to get back early enough for him to still be in the mood to play games and not worn out, we might give it a try.

Thanks mate. I'm going to try that out. I appreciate this. The picture explain it a lot more better and easier for me to get it done.

I never purchased it, it's a free download for me on mobile.

Even exploiting the bugs/glitches still feels like cheating to me because it's still taking an advantage that I shouldn't have ordinarily which gives me an easy way out of the fix that I'm in the game. There's never a good feeling for me in doing it.

I think he's talking about all of the Bioshock games being his favorite.