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It makes a lot of sense actually because you use VR to simulate a tranquil environment which can improve the quality of the meditation session.

I'm also looking forward to Transformers Rise Of The Beasts - I know that Age Of Extinction and The Last Knight were poor but I'm a huge Transformers fan so I'll definitely be looking forward to it. I heard that Michael Bay isn't the director for this one so I'm curious to see how this one plays out.

Yeah Friends was more a bunch of friends living together and how the dynamics of their relationships changed throughout the series while Raymond is more of a traditional family sitcom.

This was absolutely hilarious how he kept himself a float in the air by kicking real hard. For those who are confused, he's born magicless in a world where everyone else is blessed with magic but he trains his body so much that his pure physical strength is enough to outdo most of the mages at the magic academy.

Drag Me To Hell - 8/10

Yeah - it's a great series - it reminds me of another TV series but I can't quite remember. I think it came out in like the 90's or early 2000's, the name just eludes me.

To be honest, I don't really like Kpop all that much either - I've never found it that appealing.

I've been having some fun with Dead By Daylight 2 Co-op. Absolutely being the troll as usual just because that's what I do.

That's the thing, with devices like Asus Rog Ally coming out that are priced competitively to this while offering WAY more, this device will never be able to compete.

I personally don't really have any on my Nintendo Switch outside of the Nintendo related ones. I'd like a PS5 but they're still overpriced for the most part.

Hmmm...I used to play Need For Speed Carbon on the PS3 even though it was a PS2 game and I never really experienced those issues. The part that baffles me is why they never tried to fix the overheating issues with PS2 games instead of releasing another PS3 that was somewhat of a downgrade.

On my Dreamcast, I used to play Crazy Taxi and Soul Calibur all the time - it was a truly underrated device. It's a shame that both Nintendo and Sony's consoles had way more titles and were cheaper.

I disagree - you can easily get a Nintendo emulator on a Steam Deck via Retroarch. You can play everything from Gamecube up to a couple of Wii games.

I'd probably just take the Meta Quest 2 but then again, Facebook's support of their products does tend to leave a lot to be desired.

That sounds pretty awesome - from what I've heard from people who've played it, it's quite polished and they absolutely love it and the fact that it's free or so they say. A couple of friends I know who've played this says it's a very polished product for something that's free.

Wait? COD isn't available in VR? But then again, I'd have definitely heard about it because I know some pretty dedicated COD fanboys.

As I thought, I definitely wouldn't want it. I bet @Rain Dew uses it to do bicep curls - that thing sounds like it'd have a place as Bowflex exercise equipment.

I can't believe they're sold out - I can understand maybe for a pool party but that's a one off occasion. What other purpose does it really serve outside?

Have you played Diablo Immortal? Because I don't think I've played another Diablo game since the third edition? I know that Diablo 4 is currently out but I'm not impressed by it at all.

I think Hogwarts Legacy and Chamber Of Secrets but that game sucked in my opinion. Hogwarts Legacy is the first game of the franchise that has actually kept me entertained for a good period of time.

I got it when you had to purchase the game and it was fun then but the fact that it was game you had to pay for yet Bungie at the time tried to implement microtransactions was what really turned me off.

That just sounds so bizarre - what was he trying to accomplish?