killamch89

I played a few matches the other day after not playing it for about a month and honestly, not much has changed at all. They need to add more game modes but it is definitely a fun game to play. My favorite characters are Batman, Wonderwoman, Shaggy, Tom & Jerry and Bugs Bunny.

I have played both but I don't remember a lot about the plot but I do remember moves like Blink among other things. I do remember the combat also being extremely fun.

Turn-based RPGs could also fall into this category such as Final Fantasy and Fire Emblem.

Both RDR games actually. Spec Ops the Line really was a huge twist at the end and the way it was revealed - it will be one of those games that'll always be underrated sadly.

The next thing I never got - why do people willingly mess with wild animals and then they're surprised when the animal hurts/ tries to kill you. What the hell were you expecting? They're not pets.

Depends on what is the source of your pride - if it stems from arrogance and vanity, then it's false pride. True pride comes from honor, to do your best no matter what the odds and live and die by your principles.

I tend to like when the AC is like 15 degrees C - which is pretty cool for me but not too cold. I won't sleep for long if it's too hot.

You just have to work with what you got - with everything in life, you can make a perceived weakness into an absolute weapon.

The door handle to my room because my female dog messed it up while trying to get into my bedroom to sleep in the corner.

I remember getting GTA V for PC for $20 and this was like 6 months after release. It was a Steam sale.

Skyrim is also like this - unless you're invited via a mission or you pickpocket their key or pick the lock to their house, you can't just barge into their house.

Raiden from Metal Gear - went from a child soldier who was a killing machine with the nickname "Jack the Ripper" to becoming a more upstanding citizen who protects the innocent by the end of the series. Solid Snake really rubbed off on him. Kratos - used to be killing everything left and right but with his son in his life, he's become way more mature and understands that violence can't solve everything.

Exactly what I was going to say - it could very well happen now that both companies are apart of Microsoft.

One of my dogs was in my gaming room while I was playing it and she was watching me playing it. She literally hid in the corner after a few minutes.

Starfield is coming out so I'm looking forward to that Outside of that, I don't really remember any other games in the coming year. I mean, I do have them written down somewhere but I can't recall off the top of my head.

Agreed - the whole industry for the most part, has moved away from physical media and won't ever go back to that. It saves them money from paying someone to distribute the physical copies, to ship them and all kinds of other fees such as customs.

Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater - absolutely compelling experience plus we got to see younger versions of certain characters such as Revolver Ocelot who was a naive rookie. Very compelling story. Metal Gear Solid - the game that really got me hook to Metal Gear and Gray Fox has always been my favorite character since. Metal Gear Solid 4 - Getting to see an aged Solid Snake take on his final mission is really something and also Raiden coming to terms with his past and his personal life and moving forward. Metal Gear Solid 2 - It did thicken the plot onwards from the original Metal Gear Solid and we finally got to see another Metal Gear machine. To me, the story was less interesting than the original game but we got to meet cool new characters such as Raiden. Metal Gear Solid 5 - We finally got a game about Big Boss and I did like the mechanics in terms of upgrading your base and what not. I still do play this from time to time. Metal Gear - Revengeance - It's not bad at all but the story didn't really captivate me as much. It was cool to play as Raiden and the action was amazing but the story was a bit lacking.

To be fair, Fortnite skins are actually on the cheaper side. Asphalt is the mobile racing game, right? I've never really bought anything in-game so I don't know how much the cars cost.

Compared to older times in gaming, the controls aren't too bad actually. I remember in older fighting games how hard it was to pull off simple combos just because of how many buttons there were on the controllers and my hands were pretty tiny as a kid. I remember when Fatalities in Mortal Kombat took 3000 button combinations - it's WAY simpler now.

All the good games that I like - I should've specifically stated that...

To be fair, the Metaverse has always been a rushed project and most other companies and consumers haven't bought into it so it's slowly dieing (I'm so glad). I didn't want Facebook to create it.

Just Cause is kinda the exception rather than the rule - it's just a game made to see how much destruction you can cause in one go.

I'm likely to think Nintendo, Valve, Sony or Microsoft because their consoles are the most popular amongst gamers and they make the best consoles on the market.

Thanks - We just came up with it for playing COD and a few other games on the Xbox 360. My issue with joining most clans is I don't typically like drama and childish behavior especially when it's over a game.