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Fast Five (2011) - 8/10

Spec Ops: The Line when Walker hit those people with the White Phosphorus and you saw all those innocent people and kids burnt alive with nothing but their flesh showing. I don't think any scene in a video game quite moved me like that one.

What kind of game was Mighty No.9? I've never heard of this game before.

That's so true. I remember those NHL games in the late 90's and it did feel like the skaters you controlled were slower for some reason.

I'm bracing myself for disappointment but hoping for the best because outside of Capcom and maybe Square Enix, most of the other remakes I've seen from major companies have all flopped massively.

You don't. Everyone has different preferences when it comes to gaming. Some like a particular console/platform while others love playing on multiple platforms. At the moment, I don't think I have more than 10 controllers. Others here have various consoles from previous eras so they'd have more controllers than you or I.

Panic Room (2002) - 9/10

Probably the best fight of the series so far.

Just touched Monster Hunter World for the first time in over a year and I'm surprised that the game is still relatively active. We had a Three-way battle with us trying to hunt a Anjanath but in the middle of it got jumped by a group of other monsters who were trying to take out the both of us. We decided to help the Anjanath as it was easier to fight one big enemy where we could dodge most of his attacks while these smaller agile enemies were making it far harder to coordinate any team attacks.

If you had to pick between two adrenaline-packed adventures, would you rather be a volcano surfer or an ice climber? Volcano surfing promises fiery rushes and molten excitement, while ice climbing offers the chill of frosty challenges. Which thrill calls to your adventurous soul?

Hey VGR, what's your take on celebrity endorsements in video games? Are they a cool addition, or just a gimmick? Let's discuss the impact they have on gameplay, immersion, and the gaming industry.

What's your all-time favorite video game vehicle or mount? Whether it's cruising through GTA's streets, soaring on Skyrim's dragons, or rallying in Mario Kart, share your top pick and why it's got a special place in your gaming heart.

Let's talk about motion controls! What's your take on them? Are they a game-changer enhancing immersion, or do they make you want to throw your controller?