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For me Watch Dogs and The Division were both games that were overhyped to the point of insanity pre-release but when I got both games, they were massively underwhelming to say the least. All the talk of Watch Dogs being far better than GTA turned out to be completely false. It wasn't half as good as any of the GTA games. In your opinion, what are some ridiculously overhyped games you know of or have played?

What is your favorite sports game genre? What is your favorite game from that genre? How long have you been playing it? My favorite sports game genre is soccer (we call it football) and my favorite game used to be Fifa until the 2014 version but PES is my current favorite and I've been playing PES for about 16 years now.

Final Fantasy Record Keeper

There are certain moments in video games that are so impactful that you'll never forget them. My choice is Metal Gear Solid One when Solid is facing off against Liquid in Metal Gear Rex and Gray Fox comes to Snake's aid and ends up dying. The way how he fought to the very end and the conversation he had with Solid was such an impactful moment to me. What are some impactful moments in video games you remember?

Personally, I usually base my video game purchases on personal "cravings" at that point in time. For instance, I may have an urge to play a fighting game so I'll look for a recently released fighting game, do some research on the game and if I decide to give it a try, I'll search some reputable online seller's website for any discounts and get the game if it falls within my budget. If not, I may just try some random fighting game from a few years back that is highly rated. How about you? Are you an impulsive buyer or a bargain hunter or is it a game you've been waiting to buy for a while?

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Final Fantasy Record Keeper

Alien 2 - 8.5/10

Alien - 8/10

Dragonball Fighter Z

It is the most successful Final Fantasy game and yes, it is purely for nostalgic reasons why they developed a remake of the original FF7.

There is the armored core series on the various Playstation systems, MechAssault series for the Xbox, Zone Of The Enders Series (based on the anime). Mechwarrior series as well as a whole host of other games I can't remember off the top of my head. There are also an upcoming one as seen in the video below:

Same here - I prefer to develop my characters from scratch and give them their own personalities, skills and morals. The witcher 3 is an awesome game but my reason for not trying to play it is because of its lack of optimisation.

Otaki is a game with a very unique mechanic of using a paintbrush to do sword attacks, make bombs among other stuff. I haven't seen another game implement that system and make it so appealing.

Scavengers was a game I didn't know about until E3 but I must say that it has gotten my interest as well.

That's a very unique one - It's my first time seeing it. Have you ever tried it before?