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Bethesda's involvement could actually lead to monetization efforts, like Creation Club but it's sure that it might actually alter the classic experience.

The canceled Iron Man game, The Invincible Ironman could have been a very amazing experience. But it's a pity how things later turned out.

This is a sad news. 33 years of a contribution to the gaming industry is truly remarkable. Of course, we know that digital media has become dominant, but there's still opportunities for physical gaming magazines.

Playing games that you're familiar with and excel at is a way to create comforting and enjoyable moments even while you're not feeling well.

It's important to know that understanding and acceptance can take a lot of time, especially for those from older generations. I still people who often misunderstood video games as a waste of time.

Time management is very crucial even in the midst of multiple responsibilities and limited free time. This will normally limit the time that is devoted to multiple games.

What you need to know is that responsibility comes first. I would also suggest you take work as the first because it provides the money to buy games.

Tablets can indeed be very viable gaming platform plus the fact that it offers a larger screen and more comfortable controls as well.

For me, it was the original Xbox. I was a bit around 15 years, but I was still so excited to unwrap that big, black box on Christmas morning. OMG, I was so happy that day.

I’m a Luna user and I think it's a great option especially for trying out new titles without having to commit to a purchase. The good part is, Amazon focus on accessibility and affordability and that's a plus.

This is a very tough choice to make, but for me I’d go with ghw the Steam Deck. I love the fact that I can play my entire Steam library on the Deck, and the controls are also customizable too.

I've bought some good stuffs with Dealextreme and AliExpress, but I've also received some total junk as well. I think what matter is finding the right seller and reading reviews too.

I've got a few retro consoles myself, including a Nintendo 64 a Dreamcast and an original Xbox . The Nintendo 64 still works flawlessly to this day.

I would choose the PS5. The reason is that it has an incredible exclusive titles, like God of War, The Last of Us, and Uncharted, which can't be played on Xbox or PC.

The physical movement games are a great way to stay very active and engaged as well. In actuality, I've used some games like Zombies and Run stay motivated with my workouts.

I've been eyeing that adapter myself. I've got a few of the retro consoles that I'd love to play on my HDTV without having to mod them. The XBHD adapter does seems like a great option, but I'm also trying to consider some other solutions like the RetroTINK or the XRGB-Mini.

Building a custom cabinet is a great idea. I've seen this online. I saw some amazing projects online where lots of the people have recreated classic arcade cabinets with modern components. It's really fantastic.

The Ninja Turtles is actually one of the great choice. I remembered that I had one too and it was so much fun. I also had the Batman one, which was pretty cool as well.

The Switch is absolutely a great choice. I've also brought mine on several trips and it's always been a lifesaver during downtime.

I've really seen some pretty convincing fakes online. I saw one that looked almost identical to a PS4, but immediately I saw the controller, I figured it out.

I'm surprised people still play Facebook games. I thought that it had died down long ago. But hey, I know how fun casual games can be.

Actually, I didn't own an Ouya, but I was so curious about it when it was launched. I remembered reading all the mixed reviews about the controller and the console's performance as well. This made me sceptical about it.

The Sega Nomad is indeed great mention. I've also had the chance to play some obscure consoles, like the Atari Jaguar and the 3DO Interactive Multiplayer and they are awesome.

I agree with your cleaning schedule, it's the best way to go. but I'd like to add that it's very essential to ground yourself before you start to clean in order to prevent electricity damage.

I totally agreed that Enlisted shows a lot of promise. The switching mechanic and array of equipment options are definitely mind-blowing. What keeps me worried is the balance issues and potential pay-to-win situation.