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One of the video games that I can replay multiple times would be Minecraft. Sometimes I need to take breaks in between, and this could be months before starting a new world and then end up defeating the ender dragon to finish Minecraft. And plus it’s great nostalgia to revisit a title you haven’t played in a long time.

No. If I have a backlog of video games to get through, why would I spend money buying more titles? Those games will still be there once I’ve completed my current ones, so I tend to work through what I’ve got infront of me first.

Probably would opt for aircraft. It’s the quickest transport type and allows you to go from A to B without having to use a teleportation feature. And sometimes you don’t even have that option in some titles!

Black Friday sales are completely overrated. If you know where to look you can find yourself a good deal any other time of the year. The lengths people go to for Black Friday (camping outside of stores) is unbelievable.

One of the largest video games I installed was Fornite. But that’s because I opted for a few extra packs. It ended up being over 60g in size, which took a big chunk of my Laptop Storage was at the time I only had a 512g SSD.

The first video game that I can recall playing was Run 2. It was a flash game, ran on a website called Cool Maths Games. Used to play during Mathematic classes as the teacher gave us permission to if we completed all of our actual math assignments.

Quite an old video game, but one that I’d still say is great to play with your kids would be Wii Fit. It would require you to have the Nintendo Wii, but nothing beats video gaming and getting your daily dose of exercise in at the same time, right?

I haven’t played Minecraft for quite a few years now. Partly because I haven’t found the time to do so, and partly I originally stopped playing as I found myself becoming bored after completing the title. I may choose to revisit it soon.

The easiest way that I enjoy video games if they get boring is too simply take a break. When I mean take a break, if that means not playing for a few weeks so be it. I’d rather come back with a fresh mind as titles get boring due to how repetitive they can become.

This video game is on my list to play. I haven’t played anything in ages due to the lack of time I’ve been having with work commitments. But I’m hoping to make time for my hobbies in the near future.

If Rockstar keep there word (as they keep delaying and moving back the launch date) a title I would be looking forward to being released would be GTA 6. I am worried about one thing with its release but guess it’s like any video game. I’m concerned how lo no the economy will stay natural for before it becomes over inflated with hackers who are over inflating the economy with money drops.

What I may consider is scary may be completely different to what you deem as scary. Although some scary games would probably include Call of Duty (Zombie) versions and Residential Evil. I think that there are some new titles coming out this year that would be worth keeping an eye out for

At what stage does a video gamer become a junky, or a gaming addict? I would agree, when commitments like work, studying, or socialising is squashed to where you’re isolating yourself. Fortunately I can say I’ve never been in this situation or close, as I always try and make time for other commitments first before hobbies which therefore controls the amount of time spent gaming

I would say the largest influence would be the extortionate price a video game is when it first comes out. Even if it is a must have if it’s over inflated I will wait a few weeks or months before committing to the purchasing decision.

Probably too early to speak what the best is for 2025. We’ve still got the whole year ahead of us yet. Although, if Rockstar keep their word the best video game would probably be GTA 6. Time will tell!