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Great pick as well. Another gaming franchise that's severely underrated but has an awesome combat system is the Deus Ex series.

That's a pretty good shout as well. Metal Gear Solid 3 Snake Eater also deserves a shout for being such an awesome all-round game.

Cool Runnings - 8.5/10

It's a pretty good movie so I'm sure you'll love it. Some of the unintentional humor that occurs in more serious moments makes it even more entertaining.

I know what you mean. So far I've had mostly positives except a powerbank that I got on Temu was completely dead on arrival.

Played DMC 5 earlier today. Out of the three, I've hardly used Nero but he's a pretty fun character to play.

What’s the longest book you’ve ever tackled? How did you find the experience, and would you recommend it to others?

With the rise of digital media, do you prefer the tactile feel and aesthetic of physical books, or the convenience and portability of ebooks? Do you think one format enhances your reading experience more than the other?

Smells have a powerful way of connecting us to the past. For me, it's the scent of fresh-cut grass that reminds me of childhood summers. What about you? Is there a particular smell that instantly takes you back to a special moment or place?

f you had the chance to start your own business, what kind would it be? Whether it's a unique idea or something you're passionate about, share your dream business and the reasons behind it. Are you thinking about a tech startup, a cozy café, or something entirely different?

I'm curious about how people spend their free time. Do you keep yourself busy with activities, hobbies, or social events, or do you enjoy just kicking back and relaxing? How does your preference affect your overall well-being and stress levels?

"I think a new God Hand would be a fantastic move. Mikami’s creativity has always pushed boundaries, and stepping away from survival horror could lead to some really fresh and exciting gameplay. Plus, God Hand had such a unique style - reviving it could bring a lot of new energy to the genre.

Thanks for sharing this. I’m curious about the game's realism. How do you think it will handle the balance between realism and gameplay to keep things engaging?

I haven’t played SCUM myself, but I’ve heard quite a bit about it. Some people really enjoy its detailed survival mechanics and realism, while others find it a bit too complex. I'll check it out on release.

I’ve never played the original NES version either, but the trailer for the remake looks really promising. It certainly retains the essence of the original game.

I've heard of the game and I’m intrigued by the comparison to games like Battleborn and Overwatch. I myself haven't really seen any trailers or videos but I’ll keep an eye out for more trailers and updates as the release gets closer.

I'm almost certain it was Skyrim SE. I also played DMC 5 and Metal Gear Solid 5 a lot during lockdown.

Absolutely, educational games have a unique way of engaging students by turning abstract concepts into tangible, interactive experiences. Have you tried any other educational games besides Math Bingo that you found particularly effective or fun?

It’s an exciting time for sure! The blend of physical and digital worlds could open up new genres and gameplay mechanics we haven’t even thought of yet. What do you think will be the biggest challenge for VR and AR in mainstream gaming?