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Out of earphones and headphones, what do you prefer and why? Headphones for me as they cover the ears and personally I find they are more comfortable than earphones. Most are now wireless so you don't have to worry about the AUX receiving a loose connection or the lead getting in a tangle which affects the audio output.

I've been thinking it would be an good idea to have a quick advice topic for the Battle Royale of the video game "Fortnite". An requirement of this Tips and Tricks topic is that each time you contribute(reply) to this discussion you have to a write one sentence of advice for fellow gamers. I'll start. As the storm shrinks and the circle gets smaller, run around the border of the map as most players look to go to the centre of the map and you'll survive longer in the game.

Crypto currencies is a good to stay anonymous whilst making payments to trade goods and service online. I've been using Blockchain and it's worked like a charm for me. Sending payments securely using Cryto can prevent identity fraud and criminals finding your card details. Although, it is a high risk investment even if you plan on spending your Bitcoin. Has anyone here purchased any computer games or electronics using this payment platform, did you get a good deal?

You don't get much for free in this world, so why not take advantage of this amazing offer if you have the Epic Games store downloaded. I've installed the video game on my Acer Laptop and I find it's not half bad for a free video game. Find out more on Trusted Reviews by clicking here.

To be honest, I've lost count but here are three I can defintely recall: GamingBoards, Gamespot, and VGR Forums. They're all great gaming communities to be part of and each hold a fantastic atmosphere. My favourites is this discussion community and GamingBoards and these are the two I actively post discussions on, at the moment.

Primarily, what email provider do you mostly use? Do you have separate accounts for casual activities online and work etc? The only email account that I've got is hosted by Google, which is Gmail. Work and my Online activities are all directed to the address. Personally, I find it's far easier to have one account to monitor rather than several inboxes to check everyday.

There are two aspects I'd like to know about your gaming habits. Would you mind telling us how much storage you have available and how many video games are installed on the PC Drive? 1TB for me which is equivalent to 1,000GB fits the purpose for my gaming needs so consequently I have all of my computer games installed on my Laptop Drive(SSD) and backed up online just incase a file corruption occurs.

As gamers, we have a whole year ahead of use for video gaming with lots of new releases awaiting us. At nearly 2 months in to the new year, what are some of your favourites so far and which computer game are you most looking forward too? Resident Evil 2 for me. One of the most realistic survival horror video games I've ever player along with the sudden jump scares, I can't fault this game. Awaiting for the next version to be released in the upcoming years.

This topic is for PC Gamers only. Generally speaking, how long does your battery life last fully charged? What percentage screen brightness do you keep your PC at? Fully charged at 100% mine will live for: 4 hours and 30 minutes exactly which is ideal to game outside my house in internet cafes, around friends or family's and in the communal living space. Mostly I keep the brightness of the screen to 35% as anything higher than this strains my eyes and gives me bad headaches! What about yourself?

What speed do you have your mouse on? Normal, Fast or Slow and why? The aspect of leaving the pointer pace on default is very annoying. As a gamer, having the pointer speed adjusted to "Fast" I find it presents fewer difficulties whilst aiming at your opponent or in motion around the map as you don't to physically have to move your mouse as much.

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Here is my Top 5 Below. What's yours? Let's share some and help out other fellow gamers as when we are travelling long distances we may not have access to public WiFi networks or a gamer may of ran of 4G. Feel free to add to this list. Smash Hit Temple Run - all versions Angry birds - all versions GTA - all versions Happy Glass

Gamers! What Nintendo devices do you own or have formally owned as a gamer? As of today, I don't have any devices made by Nintendo in my possession. Fortunately, I did have the ownership of a Nintendo 2DS and the original Wii just before my teenage years. The reason I'm not gaming on Nintendo as of today is their platforms weren't powerful enough for my gaming needs so a few years ago I invested in the Xbox as an alternative.

Which phone provider service are you with? How much do you pay monthly and in return, what do you receive? Tesco give me 3GB of data, 500 minutes and 5,000 texts all for 10 pounds a month which is a good deal! As a mobile gamer, I don't really need a lot of mobile data as most of the mobile games I play are offline. What about you?

If your registered with the reward system through Microsoft Reward System, you earn a point mostly. Once you have the required amount, you can choose to redeem them for a Gift Card, Sweepstake's, or donating to a charity. Find out more here if your interested in being part of the program. I stopped using Bing Rewards a while back now, I'm more of a Google Fanboy as I find it's easier to navigate and it took a very long time to cash out for a Gift Card.

Ever experienced an issue accessing Xbox Live and you've wondered whether it's just you or the downtime is affecting other gamers? Look no more. Firstly, you'll be able to view the Live Service Status which gives you a live update every couple of minutes. If you have any questions to what I've said in this topic, feel free to ask and I'll do my best to help out.

I constantly find myself accidentally dropping my phone and in the past this has lead to a cracked screen, or even worse a cracked or broken phone. Personally, I only make a mistake once and I've learned by it. I have a Glass Tempered Screen Protector along with a hard back case. Both have done the charm and a couple of times now I have dropped the Huawei, whilst walking out in the street and there has been no damage whatsoever. Do you have any phone protection? Phones for Mobile Gaming can be very expensive to replace or repair.