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To be honest, I also love playing the Mario Party games especially when my brother and cousins are around. It always makes for a fun time with the family and friends.

I mean, this series has been around for 30 something years and this is the first time we get to play as Zelda. I've been wanting to do this for a while. I loved using her in the Smash Bros games and I'm glad she's finally a playable character in-game and not a damsel in distress.

Seems like a very interesting game and although it's not my kind of game, it strikes me as a simple yet addictive kind of game which would appeal to many casual gamers or people looking for a new experience.

I knew that the Fallout 3 Collector's Edition was expensive. I had seen it for as much as $500 on Ebay a few years back. I doubt I'm ever going to spend that kind of money on a game especially all at once.

Same. It's usually overhyped and overpriced and most times, not worth the premium cost. Take for instance, RGB chairs - What even is the purpose of such a piece of furniture and how much will it really improve your gaming performance or experience?

I saw deals for this game on sites like Instant Gaming and Kingpin. I like the graphics and I tend to love these city builder games as I'm a huge fan of Age Of The Empires series.

It, Moringa and Colloidal Silver are all very good healers for wounds. I remember when I got my hand burnt during an accident at work years ago, and the doctor said he wasn't certain my skin would ever fully recover. I kept rubbing Colloidal Silver on it everyday for three months and drank Moringa tea and when I showed him my hand three months later, he was dumbfounded to say the least. It was like nothing happened.

I was disappointed with some aspects of Fallout 4 during its original release but I've thoroughly gone on to enjoy it especially modding it to the max. It was money well spent.

I don't remember that ever happening to me because I usually hoard every item in-game just so I don't run into this kind of issue. I normally have loads of supplies stashed away somewhere in-game just for such situations.

When I was playing Strike Ops: The Line, I realized why Walker acted the way he did. In his mind, he viewed himself as the "hero", going above and beyond to take down his superior. In not taking time to think about his actions, he inadvertently killed a lot of people.

Well. I'd probably be watching playthroughs of said game. Although, I've began utilizing the PS Remote Play App recently to play my PS5 games on my Ipad when I'm on the go. I heard that Steam had an equivalent but I haven't tried it out as yet.

This is a good one actually. There's Viewtiful Joe which I only knew about and played the original. It's just the other day I found out there was even a sequel.

Obsessed - 8.5/10

One of my favorite fights from the Dragon Ball series: Jackie Chun (Master Roshi in disguise) vs Tien.

I watched every episode of Fallout and it was definitely a fantastic show. Hopefully, we're getting another season because it was amazing.

Just finished destroying some people in Counterstrike 2 online. For nine out of the ten games I played, I was the MVP with the most kills and me and my friend carried the whole team.

Sounds like a good age to get a mobile phone. At least, something more advanced than a cheap one like a POCO phone.

Sounds like most other mobile games to be fair. You can't do anything without money and this is the exact reason why mobile games are such a huge cash grab.

Actually, I don't think so. It's way too expensive in my opinion and Sony might be releasing an updated version sometime this year or next year.