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I stay updated on new game releases by following major gaming news websites, official developer social media accounts, gaming forums such as VGR and subscribing to YouTube channels that provide in-depth reviews and trailers. This multi-channel approach keeps me informed and excited about upcoming titles.

I favor digital downloads because they eliminate the risk of physical damage and take up no shelf space, which is perfect for my busy lifestyle. Although I miss out on physical extras, the convenience and constant updates make digital the ideal choice for me.

I check for game sales almost every week. I frequently browse digital storefronts and deal-tracking websites to ensure I never miss an opportunity to add a great title to my collection without overspending.

Monster Hunter: Wilds is one of the most exciting upcoming titles features cutting-edge technology combined with seamless multiplayer integration. The promise of real-time, collaborative gameplay along with a captivating storyline makes it a must-buy when released. Having played the Beta twice, I'm loving this game so much.

Yes, I once purchased Spec Ops: The Line entirely on a friend’s glowing recommendation. Their detailed review and excitement about the game’s plot and characters convinced me to try it, and it turned out to be a fantastic experience that I still cherish.

I originally spent close to $40 on GTA V - a game that completely captivated me with its narrative and innovative mechanics. The unique blend of in-game activities, challenging gameplay, and long-term replayability made that expense feel justified despite being on the pricier side.

I do consider reviews and ratings as a starting point in my decision-making process. However, I also watch gameplay videos and read in-depth articles to form a holistic view of the game, since opinions can be subjective.

Waiting for comprehensive reviews and detailed player feedback usually informs my purchase decision. I believe that early impressions can be biased, so it’s wiser to assess the game once more gamers have had a chance to evaluate its strengths and weaknesses.

I never hesitate to purchase any new game from the Mario series. The creative level design, charming characters, and innovative power-ups have consistently provided me with fun, accessible, and memorable gaming experiences over the years.

I find that these subscription services lower the barrier to entry for trying out new games. They often introduce me to titles I wouldn’t normally buy, and if I enjoy them, I sometimes end up purchasing them later for a more permanent copy.

I consider both gameplay length and replayability as essential criteria. A game that can offer unexpected challenges and evolving scenarios across several playthroughs tends to hold my interest far longer than a linear experience would

I once regretted Star Wars Battlefront 2 that was released with numerous bugs and performance issues. The lack of proper post-launch support and frequent crashes made the experience frustrating and not worth the initial hype.

Microtransactions in newly purchased games can be a mixed bag. I appreciate when they’re limited to cosmetic items and do not interfere with the core gameplay experience. However, I feel frustrated when they impact game progression and create a pay-to-win scenario.

Improved transparency in development and a robust system for incorporating player feedback are crucial. When developers actively listen to their community and fix bugs promptly, it builds trust and encourages me to invest in their future projects.

The siege - 8/10

Those look like some Dynasty warrior characters. Is this some kind of Dynasty Warriors rogue-lite game?

Of course they denied. All Sony's interested in these days is making remasters and shitty live-service games that turn into colossal failures.

I agree and that's why I want Ubisoft to get sued into oblivion.