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I think that some retro games would be good for esports. Games like Street Fighter II and Super Smash Bros would be great in esports.

My favorite Esport teams are Team Kaliber and Cloud9. They are both wonderful teams worthy of mentioning.

The world of online games started to be prominent in 2001. Now, esports has really come a long way, and there is a lot more to come.

My picks are FaZe vs. Astralis and SK Telecom T1 vs. KT Rolster.

Contrary to what one might expect, Fall Guys is perfect for esports. It is fun to watch the competition. It seems to me to be a great game for tournaments and competitions..

The answer to this is yes, you can download games on Nintendo Switch. Games, especially esports titles are sold in the Nintendo eShop. All that has to be done is register an account, connect to Wi-Fi and go to the eShop to select your preferred game for download.

Nothing stops me from it, just waiting on the right opportunity. It will definitely let me have fun and develop my gaming skills.

Absolutely! Gaming brings social relations because we share perceptions and work together as a team especially in multiplayer. Platforms like Overcooked and Portal 2 are a true example of how gaming strengthens friendship.

I like the Simple and Clean sound from Kingdom Hearts. The piano make it timeless. It energized and brings me right back to the game.

I'm a rogue fanatic! The factor that I find most interesting is the ability to use a lot of tactics. The attacks, strikes and evading are what makes game very engaging.

My favorite is long games with good narrative and depth, especially , I want it to be RPGs.

There was a period when I wanted to try competitive gaming but I didn't because I still need to acquire more skill to showcase myself.

There is nothing more I would like to experience more than an open world in God of War game. The action was linear, and thus, an open world would make things more immersive.

I have some of them in my mind. They are Life is Strange, What Remains of Edith Finch, Firewatch are games that tell very powerful narratives about identity, family, and connection.

I play games mostly during weekend because that's when I'm free. Other than that, I have some other life commitments during the week.

I’ll like you to consider Into the Breach, Faster Than Light, and XCOM. They are wonderful examples of a game with depth but simple strategy.

As for me, cinematic dialogue is fine if it contributes to the scene, just like what I see in The Last of Us or in Uncharted series.

Certainly I have purchased video game related items such as those figurines, posters, and even soundtracks. My favourite items are collectible figurines of Mass Effect series.

Out of the gaming genre, I like the ones with historical realism like in Europa Universalis IV, and Assassin’s Creed Odyssey.

I generally game 100% , but occasionally I will have a stream on or listen to podcasts when playing games, especially the ones that has lower level of difficulty. I assume that multitasking may reduce my level of immersion.

I wish my friends were into strategy games like Civilization and Stellaris. I'm always a fan of strategy video games. I can play these games as many times as possible and are also very suitable for group playing.

One of the favourite game modes I like engaging in are time trials mostly in car racing games like Gran Turismo and Forza. I like them because I always try to beat my old scores and also trying to find the best routes.

The games that I like include The Legend of Zelda, Assassin’s Creed and Mass Effect. These franchises provide compelling story and engaging environment as well wonderful characters.

Areas like Water Temple in The Legend of Zelda and Blighttown in Dark Souls are so confusing and even now I am still not really sure what I felt while playing through them.

I play games for fun and I can play alone and I also play games with friends depending on my mood. As much as this may be true, it is always advisable to have my friends or family watch and participate in some games.