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I've played it a few times and it's a great game for casual players. Also good for playing with friends and family at a meet-up.

It's interesting to see Atari trying to revive the 7800, but I agree with you. It seems like a niche product. While it's cool that it supports 2600 and 7800 games, I think most people who are into retro gaming might prefer to use emulators or original hardware. Bentley Bear's Crystal Quest sounds like a nice touch for fans of the original, but at $129.99, it's a tough sell for what it offers.

There are quite a few Razer controllers that either work for Xbox and PC or PS5 and PC but not one that can work on all three platforms. I'm not sure about the quality or durability since I've never owned one of them myself. I find them to be rather expensive like most Razer products but if price isn't a problem for you, check out their website and get what you want.

And that's why I only watch the major tournaments. At least there's some entertainment there but it is boring to watch most times.

That's tragic - I'm not going to lie. The same thing almost happened to Christensen at the last euros as well.

Chelsea are trying to buy him as we speak. I'm not sure why and he'd be like the 5th winger they've bought this window but that's what's going on in this transfer window.

We all know he's great at shot stopping but modern football also demands goalkeepers who are great on the ball as well. Glad to see him doing bits in a top five league again.

Most people do but you never know when it's your turn and you just have to accept your fate.

I'm more of a dark chocolate guy myself. There's just something about that rich flavor when it touches your tongue - I love it! Granted, it's not for everyone but it's my favorite type of chocolate.

Nope. I don't have a library at home but I do have some books packed in a corner that I still read. Most of the books I read are Ebooks.

I'd say 2-3 hours at most. That way, they'll get enough time to enjoy their games while having enough time to do other things like finish their homework or some chores around the house.

I do remember the Sonic educational game in the 90s as well a couple of Mario games back in the day. Hopefully, they can make even more engaging Educational games as this will be of great benefit to future generations of kids.

The cost is definitely a huge sticking point but it should get cheaper as the tech is more integrated into the gaming industry.

Agreed. I wish companies like Activision, Ubisoft, EA and Bethesda would take notes on how to give back to the communities that made them popular. All they're focused on is fleecing their playerbase of money.

Yeah. It didn't get much coverage by the media at large but the few that bothered to cover it in 2022 raved about its storytelling. I haven't personally played it myself.

There's plenty of games like that. Skyrim, Fallout 4, God Of War series, The Last Of US series, Deus Ex Series, Metal Gear etc.

I totally get where you're coming from, especially about the scalpers and resellers. It's frustrating to see prices skyrocket on games you genuinely want to play, not just collect. One of my biggest pet peeves is when stores don't properly check the condition of used games. I've bought a few 'like new' games only to find scratches on the disc or missing manuals when I get home. It makes the shopping experience feel like a gamble sometimes.

The Purge (2013) - 8/10