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The Rage: Carrie 2 - 8/10

Bleach with another banger in terms of Shinsui's bankai being modelled after classic japanese Theater plays with the authentic sounds. Absolutely peak!

Someone needs to pry me away from this modded 3DS because it has me hooked with more than 5,000 DS/3DS/GBA titles. The only regret I have at the moment is that I hadn't thought of this much sooner.

When it comes to game soundtracks, do you lean more toward the grandeur of orchestral scores, with their sweeping, cinematic tones, or do you prefer the unique vibe of electronic/experimental music, with its more ambient, sometimes boundary-pushing qualities? How does each type affect your immersion and emotional connection to the game?

We've seen plenty of trends come and go, but some just seem to stick around longer than we'd like. What gaming trends do you hope will fade away in the near future? Whether it's microtransactions, excessive remakes, or the overuse of battle passes, share your thoughts on what you'd like to see disappear from the gaming world.

Gaming memes have become a huge part of online culture, from hilarious takes on game mechanics to satirical jokes about industry trends. Some people love them for the humor and sense of community, while others feel they can be overdone or miss the mark. Do gaming memes help build gaming culture, or do they contribute to burnout and misrepresentation?

We've all faced tough choices in games that made us pause and reconsider. Whether it's choosing between characters, moral dilemmas, or major plot points, some decisions stay with us long after the game ends. What’s the hardest decision you’ve made in a video game? Did it impact your playthrough or change your perspective on the story?

We all have different ideas of what makes a game great, but what would make a game feel perfect for you? Is it a perfect blend of gameplay, story, and visuals? Do you want seamless world-building, unforgettable characters, or innovative mechanics that push the boundaries of gaming? Maybe it's the little details that make everything click.

With the upcoming Xbox handheld on the horizon, how do you think Xbox can stand out from existing handhelds like the Steam Deck and Nintendo Switch? What unique features or strategies should they focus on to make it more appealing? Will game library, cloud integration, or hardware design be key factors in winning over gamers?

As Xbox continues to evolve, what’s your vision for its future? Whether it’s about game library, hardware innovation, or new features, what would your dream Xbox look like? Do you hope for more cross-platform play, an immersive VR experience, or perhaps a shift in exclusive content?

With the growing popularity of Xbox Game Pass, many players from non-English-speaking countries now have easier access to a wide variety of games. How has Game Pass affected localization efforts, language options, and overall accessibility for players who don’t speak English as their first language? Are more games offering subtitles, voice acting, or translated content thanks to the service?

Xbox has been integrating more third-party applications like Discord and Spotify, allowing us to chat with friends or listen to music while gaming. Some love the convenience, but others feel it detracts from the console’s focus on gaming. Do you think these integrations enhance the gaming experience, or do they muddy the waters between social media and gaming?

I used to draw on my Xbox 360 faceplates with permanent markers to make them unique, but I don’t have the original faceplate anymore. Whether it's painting, decals, or even mods, how have you made your Xbox gear your own?

When it comes to Mario, which do you prefer: the classic 2D side-scrolling adventures or the more expansive 3D open-world style? Do you think the gameplay, level design, and overall experience change significantly between the two? Which titles are your favorites, and why?

I’ve been occasionally using Nintendo’s official forums and fan communities for a while now, and I’m curious about everyone’s experience. Do you find the support helpful, or have you had better luck with unofficial fan sites and other platforms? Is there a sense of camaraderie, or do you mostly get generic replies? I’m especially interested in how the community handles troubleshooting and technical issues.

With so many Castlevania titles released on various Nintendo handhelds, which one stands out as the best? Whether it's the classic Game Boy Advance games like Circle of the Moon or Aria of Sorrow, or the DS titles like Portrait of Ruin, I'd love to hear your thoughts on which handheld entry offers the best mix of gameplay, atmosphere, and replay value.

If you had the chance to design a Nintendo museum exhibit, what items, games, or memorabilia would you showcase? Would you highlight iconic consoles like the NES and Switch, or focus on key moments from Nintendo's history like the launch of Super Mario Bros. or the evolution of Zelda? Maybe rare prototypes or original artwork?

Nintendo fans are known for their incredible creativity. Whether it's a detailed fan art piece, a custom game mod, a wild cosplay, or a fan-made game, there are so many amazing creations out there. What’s the best Nintendo fan art or creation you’ve come across?

I’ve seen a ton of cool fan theories about PlayStation games, but some stand out for their creativity. Whether it's something mind-blowing like the theory that The Last of Us’s world is connected to Uncharted, or a more subtle theory that explores the deeper connections in Bloodborne, there’s a lot to unpack. What’s one PlayStation fan theory that made you stop and think? Any theories you’d love to see explored further?