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Yes, I’ve tried a few. Aside from the Wii, I’ve also played games like Beat Saber on VR. It’s an intense workout while being super fun. Motion-based gaming has come such a long way.

Absolutely. Video games can develop a wide range of skills. For example, action games are often linked to improved reaction time and hand-eye coordination. Strategy games like Civilization or StarCraft enhance critical thinking and resource management. Meanwhile, cooperative multiplayer games promote teamwork, communication, and adaptability. It’s fascinating how different genres focus on developing different abilities.

It's exciting to see Nintendo fully acquire Monolith Soft. The partnership has already resulted in some amazing games like Xenoblade Chronicles, and this could open the door for even more ambitious projects.

If you’re into comics and haven’t tried X-Men Legends I & II, you’re missing out. They’re excellent RPG-style games with co-op and a huge roster of iconic mutants. Another great one is The Punisher (2005) - a gritty, action-packed game with some brutal mechanics that feels true to the comics. Lastly, Ultimate Spider-Man deserves a mention -it’s like playing through a comic panel by panel, with Venom as a playable character.

I agree with Battle Royale - at one point, I used to play Fortnite all the time but then I started to dislike it and any other game of that genre and having to shell out extra money for battle passes every "season' made me dislike it even more.

The Black Phone - 7.5/10

Was playing some Fire Emblem Shadow Dragon for the DS today and I enjoyed it! Now I remember why this was one of my favorite Fire Emblem games with Marth in it. Ironically, also one of my favorite Smash Characters as well.

I normally look at walkthroughs only after I've finished the game to see what I might've missed. Otherwise, I don't use them - I prefer to figure out things on my own.

With Microsoft's acquisition of Bethesda, the gaming world was shaken. While it promises exclusive titles like Starfield and The Elder Scrolls VI for Xbox and PC, some are questioning whether this move benefits gamers or just shifts the balance in the console wars. Did Microsoft make the right decision in acquiring such a massive studio?

There are so many great third-party games on Xbox, but what’s your all-time favorite? Whether it's a massive RPG, a fast-paced shooter, or a hidden gem, I’d love to hear what you’re playing. Do you have any must-plays that stand out from the crowd?

Do you find it helpful for staying up-to-date on new games, deals, and news? Are there any standout moments or issues you've noticed with the community?

With the rise of older IPs getting revived, which franchises would you love to see make a comeback on Xbox? Whether it’s a cult classic, an underrated gem, or something with tons of potential, let’s hear your top picks. Would you prefer a full reboot, a remaster, or a completely fresh take?

Gears of War has some iconic characters, each with their own backstory and personality. Whether it's the tough-as-nails Marcus Fenix, the fan-favorite Dom, or the newer faces like JD Fenix or Kait Diaz, there’s a character for everyone. Who's your favorite and what makes them stand out to you? Is it their strength, story arc, or something else entirely?

Wipeout has been a staple of futuristic racing for years. Whether you prefer the classic vibes of Wipeout 2097, the intense speed of Wipeout HD, or the full-on spectacle of Wipeout Omega Collection, each entry has its own unique appeal. Which one do you think stands out the most and why? Is it the tracks, the music, or something else that makes your favorite Wipeout game unforgettable?

I’ve been thinking about the Jet Moto series lately and wanted to hear what others think. For those who played it back in the day, how did you feel about the gameplay, the futuristic setting, and the overall experience? Was it a gem from the past, or did it get overshadowed by other racing games? And do you think it could make a successful comeback today, or is it better left in the '90s?

Looking back at the PSP era, do you wish you had picked different games or accessories? Maybe you regret not grabbing a specific title or went overboard on accessories that didn't quite live up to the hype. What would you change if you had a chance to redo your PSP shopping decisions?

The Ratchet & Clank series is filled with quirky characters, each with their own sense of humor. From Clank’s dry wit to Captain Qwark’s over-the-top antics, there’s no shortage of laughs. But who takes the crown as the funniest? Is it the lovable, sarcastic Clank, the delusional Qwark, or maybe someone else entirely?

Sly Cooper is filled with unique, memorable characters. Whether it's the charming master thief Sly, the tough yet lovable Bentley, or the cool and strong Murray, each has their own special traits. Who's your favorite character from the Sly Cooper series, and what makes them stand out to you? Is it their personality, their role in the story, or just their overall vibe?