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NFS: Heat

CS: Go

I'm aware of that, I was just clarifying that they'd have to come up with a lot more than one kid doing something violent to blame it on video games. We all know it's definitely going to be some boring, interactive game with some cheesy music and narrator sounding like a drunken old man. They definitely wouldn't include games like COD but they'd probably get some kind of boring historical game that can show the events without any bloodshed among other things.

My sentiments exactly. Animal Crossing inciting rage is like saying watching Blues Clues incites rage ( actually that grown ass man acting like a complete retard does get the blood boiling...). Okay, you might have a point there 😹

At the rate things are going, we'll need data centers to store games a couple of years from now. I wouldn't be surprised if we see a 500 GB game by the end of next year...

To be honest, I'm not sure why everyone is so surprised. Have you seen the benchmarks for the new generation of GPUs in terms of Cyberpunk 2077? That alone should have told everyone what they needed to know. Hell, my current gaming laptop is way more powerful than those two consoles and it still doesn't meet the requirements to run Cyberpunk 2077 at anything other than low settings. Xbox One/PS4 owners, let's hear your thoughts about this...

The Apple M1 has both the graphics and CPU combined into 1 so the performance isn't that surprising but AMD doesn't have much to worry about for now. Intel on the other hand...

There's no telling where it will go as bigger PC cases are starting to trend again so it depends on what the consumers want.

That's why phone companies stopped selling phones with removable batteries because when the battery goes bad, you'll have to buy a new device or repairing it may cost you close to what the device was worth.

Well nothing beats a gaming desktop and that's what I want to build so badly so that I can play almost every game at 4k - except Cyberpunk 2077. Seriously, I've already mentioned that CD Project Red's games are demanding especially for PC. The 2077 benchmarks for the new generation of GPUs is horrendous!

It's either the Trinity or the Naga Pro for me. By the way, did you get any of the Razer mats as an accessory?

It's definitely more for the execs or corporate business because of its portability. Speaking of - that price also is for execs at over $2000.

Santa? What we talking here - a fitness game where the goal is to get Santa from a big belly to six pack abs? 😹 Or how many presents you can deliver in a single night? It features an alert system where kids might raise an alarm if they see you take the milk and cookies after dropping off the presents...I'm sorry but that's the best I could do.

Three days?! As in you paused and resumed or you just downloaded it without interruption for 3 days straight?

To be honest, Assassin's Creed games aren't going to really get any more innovative unless they come up with something very radical - I just can't quite think of what it is as yet.

Unless it's an older console, I'm going to fully utilize the digital route as well. My last two gaming laptops and my previous gaming desktop didn't have a disc drive either. I mean, you can get an external disk drive for like $10-$20 so it's doesn't make much sense having one take up a whole slot inside your PC case.

This is what I've been telling everyone. Cyberpunk 2077 is extremely demanding and I bought the game but my gaming laptop can't handle it. As a matter of fact, even the 3090 and 6900 XT are struggling at 4k and they're far more powerful than the graphics card in my laptop. I said the same thing previously about their games being too demanding...

PureVPN and Mullvad for me. Both have never failed me...

Actually, I'm look at the LG V60 as my next phone and maybe I'll get a OnePlus 8 pro as well.

Same here - I'll definitely need to check out Persona 5 because I'm hearing that it's one of the best games ever created but I've never actually played one game from the series.

How long has it been?! I'm not sure because I'd need to see some actual gameplay before I can even begin to draw any conclusions. We'll just have to wait and see how this game develops. By the way, did they announce a release date?

RDR 2 and Skyrim - I mean Skyrim is relatively relaxing until a Dragon chooses to appear...or the courier or some weak vampires...

To be honest, I don't think God Of War is very violent in my opinion. It's a bit more on the mature side - we know Kratos has these violent outburst and probably stabs the enemy too many times to count but it's very tame compared to games like Mortal Kombat, The Manhunt and others. I kind of remembered Blood now that you mention but I've think I only played it once and it was for about 20 mins but never really got into the game.