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Have you ever played a game that unexpectedly hit you with emotions you weren't prepared for? Maybe it was a particular moment, a story twist, or just the atmosphere that got to you. I recently found myself almost tearing up during a moment in Disco Elysium and didn’t see it coming. What game hit you hard emotionally, and why?

In your opinion, what are the key traits that make a video game protagonist memorable or compelling? Is it their story arc, personality, or maybe how relatable they are? Do you prefer characters that are morally complex or ones that are more straightforward heroes?

If you had the chance to design your ideal video game, what genre would you choose? Whether it’s an RPG, FPS, or something entirely new, what unique features or mechanics would set your game apart from others on the market?

For me, a great soundtrack can completely change the gaming experience, drawing you deeper into the world and heightening key moments. Whether it's emotional orchestration or pulse-pounding action tracks, some soundtracks stick with you long after the credits roll. What game has a soundtrack that you just can't forget, and how does it enhance your gameplay experience?

It actually is pretty controller friendly. Fun game to play - I absolutely loved it.

I think they all had some kind of adult content in them hence the title of the video but Conker's was very tame compared to Mortal Kombat, Manhunt and GTA. I remember 90's cartoons having some of the dirtiest sexual jokes that were cleverly guised and I only realized when I got older and revisited said cartoons.

I remember Sonic being a black knight once, lol. That iteration of him honestly confuses me to this day.

Usually, I check the official company's site or social medias for potential pronunciations. Either that or I scour the internet until I find the proper one.

Nintendo is almost there. I think they plan to phase it out by something like 2026? There was a rumor floating around in the last year that this was when Nintendo plans to full switch to all digital.

I didn't know that was a thing. But it kind of makes sense that it could be used like that.

Personally, I'd go for a design that brings back some nostalgia but with modern tech. Picture the iconic transparent green from the original Xbox, paired with sleek, matte black accents. I’d include customizable faceplates like the old Xbox 360 ones (remember those?), but with magnetic attachment for easy swapping. Maybe even throw in adaptive triggers and extra back paddles for those intense gaming moments. It’s all about mixing retro charm with today’s gaming features for me.

I'd have to pass on that. There's just not enough that Xbox currently offers that would entice me to buy their console on launch day. I've never done that for any Xbox ever released. I usually get them a few years down the line when it's cheaper.

So you mean, we don't have to put up with Google's annoying and shitty ads populating the search results?! Sign me up.

For me, it depends on various factors. While I'm not overtly pessimistic, I'm more of a realist because there have been times where looking at the glass half full actually got me to act in an uncertain situation to get a favorable outcome. Other times, there's no amount of positivity you can add to something to actually make it work out.

My grandma's roast chicken recipe which she passed on to my mom is my favorite. That and some rice and peas, some mash potatoes and vegetables all covered in gravy hits the spot for me. Nice.

Last Seen Alive (Amazon Prime) - 8/10

No - I don't. How long have you had it for?

Played some more Sparking Zero today and went with a full android team of 16, 17 and 18. The biggest drawback for me is them not being able to charge up so I'm forced to play very aggressively to build ki.