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I've been searching for a MMO game to get into and Warframe has been recommended to me. I remember playing it back in 2013 for a couple of weeks and got tired of it but I've heard the game has undergone some very drastic changes. Do you have any experience in playing Warframe? Any tips or advice that I should be aware of?

The E3 Conference is set to be rebranded as a "Fan, Media And Influencer Festival" next year. What are your thoughts on this? Link: https://www.nintendolife.com/news/2019/09/e3_reportedly_set_to_be_rebranded_as_a_fan_media_and_influencer_festival_next_year

The Sega Genesis Mini otherwise known as the Mega Drive Mini goes on sale today. It is pre-loaded with 40 games (not sure which games to be honest) and If I'm not mistaken, the price is $119.99. Are you interested in buying it?

My pick goes to Kratos form God Of War because he'll kill practically anything that crosses him. As a matter of fact, the only reason he didn't kill more characters in the recent God Of War game was because of his son's presence which quelled his thirst for blood quite a bit. In your opinion, who is your pick for the most ruthless character in a video game and why?

I was going through my Steam Library today and realized that I had 615 games and I had only played 350 of them (and to think that I constantly grumble about wanting new games.). I'm not even sure where to start🤣. How many games do you have in your Steam Library? How many of them have you played? How do you deal with the games that you've bought but never got around to playing them?

I'm saying that they may have different multiplayer game modes - Co-op falls under multiplayer but isn't the only multiplayer game mode and with a game like this, there could be multiple other ones apart from Co-op.

I haven't been the biggest fan of the Card game genre and although I have played a few (mainly Yugioh games and the mini-game on FF8) on different platforms, I have never really gotten into it. I have recently challenged myself to try different genres of games I am not necessarily fond of and see if I find something that changes my perspective towards them. Can you recommend me some card games that are 1)fun to play and 2) won't get ridiculously repetitive.

As a massive fan of the Batman Arkham series, this has to be one of the few superhero games that I can say is comparable to some of the best games ever released. The story is amazing (no surprise there, I mean it's about Batman), The gameplay is very fluid and is challenging ( A lot of superhero games usually mess up in the gameplay department but the Arkham series does a very good job of letting you feel like Batman) and the mini-games are pretty interesting and unique. My favorite pick for the best of the entire series has to go to Arkham city, just because of the gameplay features (driving the Batmobile and swinging and gliding throughout the city gives the purest form of the Batman experience and the story was very gripping from start to finish. Which Arkham game is your favorite and why?

As a long-time Need For Speed Fan, I've been playing this series since the original Playstation and to date, I have played almost every iteration of the game except for the most recent one. In my opinion, The Top 5 Need For Speed Games for me are: 1) Need For Speed Most Wanted (PS2 and PC) 2) Need For Speed Underground (PS2) 3) Need For Speed 2 (PS1) 4) Need For Speed Underground 2 (PS2) 5) Need For Speed Carbon (PS3) What are your Top 5 NFS games?

To be honest, I can't think of any off the top of my head other than maybe learning more about car and bike parts and how they function from the Need For Speed and Moto GP series respectively.

I've never been on any gaming servers that were shutting down because I'd move on to something new most times.

The ability that I love is the Dragon Aspect Shout in Skyrim especially when you unlock the third word. It turns you into a Dragon God quite literally with a buff to every offensive and defensive stat. My only pet peeves are that it lasts 5 mins and can only be used once every 24 hrs.

I'm leaning towards it will be a major hit because of the recent information that has been coming out.

They like our money - nothing else matters to most of these gaming companies. I perfectly understand what you mean because I also operate similarly but I am just stating how the companies in the gaming industry are nowadays. EA, Bethesda, Microsoft, Epic, Take Two Interactive, Ubisoft and the list goes on have been doing this for close to a decade.

I'm looking forward to what game modes they will come up with for multiplayer as well. Cyberpunk will be out April 2020 but I'm also looking forward to Death Stranding.

They'll prioritize DLCs and other free content at launch with the multiplayer feature launched after all the DLCs.

The video game industry nowadays does not care about longevity - it's all about making a quick buck off of consumers and milking them for every penny. If you constantly played one title for several years, then you wouldn't be spending at all.

My point exactly - Real life isn't so predictable at all and I'd like to see the weather systems in video games reflect that as well. I'd also like to see animals and other npcs reacting to the weather changes as well.

I also have a drawer in one of my closets where I store older consoles and games that I no longer use that often. I have my first super nes console in there even though it isn't functional just for the memories and nostalgia.

You are correct that there will be snowball effect as the cycle continues and it'll take a few generations to fix at the very least. It is an issue that needs urgent attention but you hardly ever hear politicians and other influential people mention it.

Need For Speed Most Wanted

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