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I’d probably say Skyrim had the best NPC interactions. Especially the guards if you end up annoying them 🤣. That aside, a lot of the NPCs on missions will go into detail about the mission and even their life story.

Of course they can compete. Just like Android and Apple compete for their phones. Both are as good as each other but ultimately comes down to the buyers preference to which brand they prefer to buy. Interesting article to read though, thanks for posting.

We’ve already got 3D video games and Virtual Reality headsets, so I don’t see why this isn’t a possibility. It probably won’t happen in my lifetime but for sure I can only see technology expanding for future generations to achieve something like this.

Probably the ability to play multiplayer without the need to have to pay a significant amount of money for a monthly subscriber like Microsoft did for their consoles. Some game developers have even gone as far as doing this. It’s really bad practice considering you’ve already spent cash on the game.

Mine would probably the Nintendo Wii. Everything was so much simpler, including the rectangular remote and graphics in their games. Particularly enjoyed Mario Kart and Wii Sports

Best video game of 2024 for me is probably GTA 5. I’m really excited for the release of GTA 6. Can’t believe one game has given me over 10 years of enjoyment. Have to admit, it’s became a little boring now so hopefully the next version will give many more years of fun to come

Yes video gaming should be more recognised in the music industry. A lot of video game creators and developers integrate their own sound tracks and songs, that should be globally recognised by the much industry. I agree with you on this.

Probably the gaming achievement I am most proud of is completing Minecraft all the way to the end world as a young person, around 10 years ago. Nothing beats the sense of achievement you get from accomplishing something. And the best way to get this in a video game is to complete a level, game or a mob fight

Gaming memes are fun, like any memes. But it does come a time where the memes are no longer funny but just plain immature so it’s finding a balance between fun and immaturity. So while they can be good it depends on the situation and the persons humour levels

Probably the ability to play multi player with others. Adding this will allow improved gameplay experiences and interactions with like minded people. Unfortunately it all games in the market offer a multiplayer experience

Let’s imagine you were given the opportunity to live in a world of map of any video game. Which would it be and why? And would there be any specific character that you’d like to be?

So, what got you into video gaming in the first place? For me, it was peer pressure of other friends playing and an attempt to socialise and have better like minded interactions. What about you?

Ever stopped playing a game because it was too scary? Did you come back to it at a later stage when you felt brave enough or did you move onto the next game? I can safely say this has never happened to me

Have you ever used a walkthrough on a video game? I don’t use walk throughs. I like the challenge of having to spend additional time problem solving which helps with the strategic element of gaming. Makes the video game more exciting and hard.

Some video games are very violent. Do you think they influence gamers in real life? What do you think? Companies are already taking measures like restricting certain violent games to those aged 18 years and over but do you think this is enough?

Have you ever played a game that requires physical movement? Many years ago I played the Nintendo Wii that often required physical movement as the game was designed to play esports, while still getting physical exercise all in a video game. What about you?

Do video games help develop skill and abilities? What mental or physical skills do they assist like minded gamers to develop? Better reaction time, strategic planning, and multi tasking are a few on the top of my head.

Most video gamers are male than a female. Only a small percentage are female, why do you think this is? Why is a gaming a male dominated industry? Is this more of a stereotype than a statistic you would say?

Some people say that video gaming is a waste of time. If someone said that to you what would be your reply to them? I’d probably start by saying a physical benefit that I can significantly improve reaction time which would help with real life situations like driving.

How do you go about selling used gaming equipment? Do you trade it in, or sell it privately? Obviously selling privately requires more patience where as trading it in is quicker but oftentimes results in less payout. What do you do?

Do you prefer video gaming first thing when you wake up in the morning, or finding time after school or work in the evening? I always opt of the later as it gives a chance to relax and escape from reality before starting everything again the next day. What about you?

Gamers, what time will you video games until? 11pm, 12am or even 3am? Do you find that time flies while you’re playing and by doing so you lose track of time? Are there any occasions where you’ll pull an all nighter?

I would agree, Minecraft does. I’d only agree if a textiles pack was added to the video game and maybe a realistic mod. This brings it away from the 90 degree angles, square blocks and lack of true colour.

I do know a lot of the call of duty maps off by hearts, especially the zombie ones. This really helps whilst playing as you can strategically find the best position for the best level as they increase. However after some time it can get boring of playing the same map.

There are video games and companies with questionable future. I honestly thought that GTA , as an example would venture out of the United States and maybe relocate to London in the UK for their new 6th version. I would have also liked to see them introduce an official role play server that can be access in the online menu, but this hasn’t occurred yet.