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Honestly, I couldn't tell you because I haven't heard many people talking about it. As a matter of fact - now that I think about it, I haven't heard anything about it until you just mentioned it. I'm going to look it up.

Actually, the rumors said that the new Switch would be launched in 2025. Hopefully, it comes with some of the latest advancements in technology like the latest Bluetooth standard.

I'm not surprised Starfox 64, WWF No Mercy, Ocarina Of time and F-Zero X are on the list. However, Mario 64, Perfect Dark, Smash Bros and Mario Kart 64 not making this list is unbelievable to say the least.

I’ve been keeping an eye on Nine Sols for a while. It’s great to hear that it might come to Switch. I’ve heard it’s a bit like a 2D Sekiro which sounds really unique.

I love architecture and unique buildings! Whether it's a modern skyscraper, an ancient temple, or a quirky house, I’m fascinated by the stories they tell. What’s the most interesting building you’ve ever seen or been in, and what makes it so special?

Accidents happen, but sometimes they come with a hefty price tag! What's the most expensive thing you've ever broken? Was it a car, a piece of tech, or something completely unexpected?

What's the funniest actual name you've heard of someone having? Share the story and how you came across it! I'm sure we've all encountered some names that made us do a double take or laugh out loud.

When you're heading out for a date, what guidelines do you stick to? Do you have any personal rules that help ensure a good time and a successful connection? Share your top tips, whether they’re about conversation, preparation, or mindset.

Mythical creatures have always fascinated us, from dragons and unicorns to phoenixes and mermaids. If you had the power to make one of these legendary beings a reality, which would you choose and what impact do you think it would have on our world? Would you pick a creature for its magical abilities, its beauty, or perhaps its wisdom?

With AI technology rapidly advancing, what changes do you foresee in the gaming industry? Will AI enhance gameplay, create more immersive experiences, or even impact game development?

I'd like to hear everyone's thoughts on crowdfunded gaming projects like those on Kickstarter or Indiegogo. Do you often back these projects? Have you had good or bad experiences with them? What factors influence your decision to support a game this way?

Cross-platform gaming is becoming more common, allowing players on different consoles and PCs to play together. What are your thoughts on this trend? Do you think it enhances the gaming experience or are there downsides we should consider? Personally, I think it's fantastic that we as gamers can enjoy a particular experience no matter what platform we prefer.

I'm curious to hear your thoughts on current trends in the gaming industry. Whether it's the rise of cloud gaming, VR advancements, the push for more inclusive games, or even the debate over microtransactions, what are you most excited about or skeptical of?

I'm curious to hear your thoughts on gaming companies that are making a positive impact on the community. Whether it's through charity work, creating inclusive spaces, or supporting mental health initiatives, which companies do you think are leading the way in giving back?

It depends on which community you're talking about. I love this aspect of gaming but there are some pretty Toxic gaming communities out there such as the Call Of Duty and Battlefield communities. If you level any kind of criticism about an aspect of their games, their fanboys come out like zombies to defend the game to the death.

I was as well but it doesn't feel like VR is evolving fast enough. The same issues and limitations most headsets had 5 years ago are the same issue plaguing current VR headset. AR on the other hand is evolving way quicker than VR and is starting to be implemented into mainstream products like glasses and The Apple Vision Pro.

The Last Of Us is fantastic. Some other notable games - Spec Ops: The Line, Elder Scrolls: Oblivion/Morrowind, Deus Ex: Human Revolution/Mankind divided, Mario 64/Sunshine, The original Hitman 2 and Primal for PS2.

I agree with that one especially the Stormbird. I loved the art direction of the Horizon games and I hope they don't veer away from that.

That's pretty neat. Another one is attending family get-togethers.

I love Link but I'd take Zelda if the previous games would've let you play as her... You're the lucky one. I'm stuck being married to a car...

I play that almost every day but thanks for the recommendation. I've played and completed the Witcher 3 but I haven't touched it in months. I know. I've played Baldur's Gate 3 and I currently have a Warlock build. What build are you using currently?