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With VR technology advancing rapidly, I'm curious about the most exciting innovations you all are seeing. Whether it's improvements in hardware, software, or applications in gaming, education, or therapy, what do you think will shape the future of VR? Are there any specific products or trends that have caught your attention recently?

With advancements in technology and increasing interest in virtual reality, do you think the VR development community is keeping pace? Are we seeing enough innovation and support for developers to push the boundaries of what's possible? What challenges do you think are holding it back, and how can we foster faster growth in this space?

With many cultural traditions at risk of disappearing, I'm curious about the role of virtual reality in their preservation. Can VR be an effective tool for documenting and sharing these practices? What are some examples of projects that use VR to keep traditions alive? Additionally, how might VR influence the way younger generations engage with their heritage?

We all have that one mobile game we can't put down, but is there something that frustrates you or a feature you wish you could tweak? Whether it’s a quality-of-life improvement, a balance change, or a new feature, what would make your favorite game even better?

Whether it’s advancements in graphics, AI-driven gameplay, augmented reality features, or new monetization models, I want to hear your thoughts. Are there specific technologies you believe could revolutionize the mobile gaming experience? Or perhaps new genres or gameplay mechanics that you think are overdue?

As mobile gaming continues to grow, I'm curious about what changes you’d like to see. Do you want better graphics, more innovative gameplay, or perhaps a shift in monetization strategies? How about a focus on indie games or improvements in cross-platform play?

I've been pondering about the convenience of cloud storage apps on my phone. Do you use any particular apps for storing your photos, documents, or other files? How has your experience been with them? Are there specific features that you find particularly helpful, or any drawbacks you've encountered?

With advancements in tech, do you think we’ll see holographic displays on mobile devices anytime soon? Companies like Apple and Samsung are pushing the boundaries of screen technology, but is holography feasible for everyday smartphones? What potential applications could it have? Gaming, video calls, AR? Or do you think the tech is still too far off?

With so many great titles on Xbox Game Pass, what game did you dive into and complete in a single sitting? Was it a short indie gem, a narrative-driven experience, or maybe a nostalgic classic? Share your favorites and let us know what made it so engaging that you couldn’t put it down until you reached the end.

I’ve been thinking about the potential benefits of adding mod support to Game Pass titles. Mods can significantly enhance the gaming experience, offering players more customization, replayability, and creativity. It could also foster a more engaged community. However, would this complicate the user experience or create compatibility issues? What do you all think? Should Game Pass embrace mod support to enrich its library, or would it be more trouble than it’s worth?

I keep hearing people rave about various titles on Game Pass, but there are still plenty I haven’t played. What’s one Game Pass game that everyone seems to love but you haven’t dived into yet? Is there a reason you haven’t played it, or are you just waiting for the right time?

With so many franchises in the Xbox lineup, it's easy for some to get overshadowed. What Xbox franchise do you think deserves more love and recognition? Whether it's an underappreciated gem or one that hasn't seen a new title in ages, let's hear your opinion.

Whether it was through gaming sessions, voice chats, or community events, did you ever connect with someone who became a good friend? How did it start, and have you ever met in person or kept in touch outside of gaming?

I agree. I just heard them arguing about this on Twitter but then again, Twitter is where a good portion of brain-dead people on social media gather so I wasn't surprised. If you want to hear brain-dead opinions about anything, just take one look on Twitter.

Does anyone here actively keep up with the latest news from PlayStation’s internal studios? With studios like Naughty Dog, Santa Monica Studio, and Insomniac Games consistently delivering big titles, I'm wondering if other fans keep an eye on their updates or if you just wait for major game announcements. Any favorite studios you follow closely?

If you could pick one PlayStation-exclusive game to get a sequel, which would it be and why? Whether it’s an underrated gem that deserves more love or a classic we all miss, I’d love to hear your thoughts. Let's discuss the games that left us wanting more and what a potential sequel could bring to the table.

The PSP had tons of non-gaming capabilities like watching movies, listening to music, browsing the internet, and even reading e-books. What feature did you end up using the most besides gaming? Did you load it up with music, watch UMD movies, or maybe explore homebrew apps?

There have been so many great JRPGs on PlayStation over the years from the original PS1 to the PS5. Between iconic classics and newer releases, I’d love to hear what stands out as the best JRPG for you on any PlayStation console. Is it for the story, gameplay, or nostalgia? Or maybe something else?

I'm always on the lookout for hidden gems and underrated titles on PlayStation that might not have gotten the attention they deserved. What are some lesser-known games you've enjoyed that you think others should try? Could be from any generation PS1 through PS5.

The Nintendo DS had so many games that made creative use of the touchscreen. Whether it was for puzzles, combat, or unique gameplay mechanics, some games really stood out. Which DS title do you think utilized the touchscreen the best, and why?

Nintendo has produced some of the most iconic and imaginative games across all genres. From EPD (behind Mario and Zelda) to Monolith Soft (Xenoblade Chronicles), each team brings its own unique style. Which Nintendo team do you think consistently pushes the boundaries of creativity?

With the success of the Switch and its portability, do you think Nintendo should revive StreetPass? It was such a fun feature on the 3DS for connecting with other players, unlocking mini-games, and sharing game data in a simple, social way. In an era where online gaming dominates, would you be interested in a modern StreetPass-like feature on the Switch (or future Nintendo consoles) that encourages real-life connections?

There are so many classic mini-games across the Mario Party series - some that test your skill, others that just bring the chaos. Whether it’s an intense 1v3, a coin-collecting free-for-all, or a memory challenge, I’d love to hear which mini-game stands out as your all-time favorite and why.

Back in the Wii days, creating Miis was practically a pastime of its own. How many did you end up making on your console, and do you remember any of them? Did you make Miis of family, friends, celebrities, or maybe some wild original characters?

Yeah - I have San Andreas that I bought from the Google Play Store 7-8 years ago and it's a pretty good experience to be fair. One of the better mobile games out there.