Shortie

Let's say there was a zombie apocalypse in the last game you played and your only way of survival was using whatever was available in the game as a weapon to help you survive, what are your chances of surviving? For me that would be Pet Simulator 99 and my pets would be my only option to save me and I am sure that would not help me a whole lot.

Christmas is right around the corner now and with that brings family gatherings and lots of fun. Most of us who are gamers and have a family of gamers tend to play certain games when it comes to Christmas and the family getting together. When Christmas comes around, me and my family love playing games such as Just Dance, Nintendo Switch Sports and even Mario Kart. What games are your go to when the family get together at Christmas?

As gamers, we all have those epic moments that we love to show off but none of us are clear from those embarrassing moments that tend to happen out of nowhere. These moments tend to be the ones we don't always tell anyone about due to the embarrassment. What is your most embarrassing gaming moment?

Let's say you were given the opportunity to live in the world of any video game but it could only be one, which game would you choose to live in? For me, I would love to live in any Harry Potter game. I have been a huge fan of Harry Potter since the release of the first movie and being able to spend time and live in a Harry Potter game would be amazing.

Early access games are something we don't tend to see too often but once in a while we may see a game released under early access. Of course, with early access games, you will find that there is a lot of bugs and issues and that should always be expected. What are your opinions on early access games? Is it worth it for developers to release games under early access?

As gamers, we always notice the different trends that happen, some of them last a while and others tend to come around and be gone again quite quickly, so quick that sometimes we don't even realize there was a trend that we missed. What trends in gaming would you say you love or hate right now?

Competitive games are something I don't mind getting involved in but I will admit, that they can be quite stressful at times and when you end up with a losing streak, it can make you feel like you want to give up. When you are playing competitive games, how do you handle a losing streak?

As a gamer, you will notice that you come across some gaming communities that are quite wholesome and in other cases, you will find that some of them can be very toxic. What would you say has been the most wholesome multiplayer community you have been part of? What is the most toxic multiplayer community you have been part of?

With so many new releases and games we may have in our backlog as well, the most recent game we have played will change quite a lot. I know if I get hooked on a game I can sometimes play it for weeks on end but not everyone is like that. What is the best you game you have played recently? How long have you been playing the most recent game?

2025 is less than two weeks away now and I just can not believe how fast 2024 has flown. With the new year comes new releases and as much as we will have only heard about a handful of games that are releasing at the moment in 2025, we may already have a list of games we will be picking up. What video games will you be picking up in 2025?

This I agree with. I feel that many developers feel they are doing themselves a favour by showing what they think will get gamers interested but if you are curious about the story and you don't see anything on that, it can put you off a day one purchase.

This would make sense. I have seen games announced in the past for PC only such as on Steam or Epic Games but a little while after, they tend to announce they will be releasing on console as well. I feel it just takes a little longer to get them ready for console which would make sense.

I don't think I could even guess what the last game would be that releases in 2024. A lot of games either get delayed or there can sometimes be games that have surprise announcements about a release. Will be interesting to see what the last game released of 2024 is though when it happens.

I remember using binders for a while years back when discs were popular. I used to love doing that as I knew it would keep my discs safe and I could also keep them organized as well. This is not something I see done as much now with digital being the way at the moment for many.

Anything can become addictive if you allow it to be, it is about self control and setting yourself time to enjoy the games you wish to play but not overdoing it. Gaming can easily become addictive but if you have self control, it shouldn't become an issue.