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I do still play 2 out of the four mentioned - Goldeneye and Mario Kart 64. Even though Super Mario 64 was one of my favorite games growing up along with the Ocarina of Time, I haven't played them in quite some time.

I don't know how forget to mention Pokemon Red and Blue. I used to battle my friends all the time at school and we traded Pokemon as well - those were some good times.

A good amount still don't because their parents told them the same thing when growing up and it's sad. Gaming can teach a child so much and help to develop things like coordination and short-term memory skills.

That's awesome! What kind of weapons and armors do you like to craft? Do you typical prioritize ranged weapons or melee when crafting?

Totally! Red Dead Redemption 2 is phenomenal. It's surprising considering how much additional content GTA V Online received over the years. If they even gave RDR Online the same amount of attention regarding content, it'd be almost as big of a hit as GT

Avowed comes to mind. It was such a lackluster and generic RPG experience for me. It felt like the game was just published to make up the numbers - it was so boring.

"Nice choices! Personally, I've found 'Layers of Fear' and 'The Evil Within' to be pretty terrifying. The psychological horror in 'Layers of Fear' and the relentless tension in 'The Evil Within' really got to me. 'Madison' also deserves a shout. It's the first game to ever make me terrified of statues.

Anaconda- 9/10

I totally agree with you! The search functionality on Prime can definitely be frustrating. One trick that might help is using specific keywords or filtering options to narrow down the results. It’s not a perfect solution, but it can make finding what you’re looking for a bit easier.

Was trying out Samurai Jack in Multiversus and I have to say that his fighting style is extremely unique but he does have some very hard-hitting moves.

Yeah, there are definitely some concerns about performance on the Series S, especially with a game as demanding as GTA VI. If you’re really worried about it, it might be worth looking into getting a Series X or PS5. We've seen the Series S severely underperform when running some of the demanding games of recent years.

The Xbox was still going to come out regardless but it would've been great if a successor to the Dreamcast came out around that time. I used to love playing Crazy Taxi and other games on the Dreamcast.

Is this one inspired by the old MTV show "Next"? lol

I had an OEM hard drive as well, so I haven’t had to deal with that issue. It’s a bummer you missed the hard drive when you bought your 360. Did the third-party drive met your needs otherwise, or were there other issues you had to work around?

It’s a bummer that you don’t have the original faceplate anymore, but at least you have those creative memories! I’ve seen some of the faceplates from that era online, and some are pretty impressive. Did you have a favorite design you tried out?

I haven’t made a decision yet, but I’m thinking about it. The extra storage on the Series S 1TB sounds like it would solve the storage issues you mentioned. I’ll keep an eye out for any deals or updates before making a final choice.

Great question! The Xbox 360 definitely had a remarkable library. For me, Halo 3 stands out as a defining moment for the console, setting the bar for FPS games. The campaign was epic, and the multiplayer was revolutionary. But I also have a soft spot for Gears of War—its gritty narrative and intense gameplay made it a standout. On the third-party front, I’d agree with you about Red Dead Redemption; it’s a timeless classic with its incredible storytelling and open world. As for the worst, I’d say Duke Nukem Forever was a huge letdown after all the hype.

It's interesting to hear about regulations in different places. For example, in my country, texting while driving is banned, but the enforcement is quite lax compared to some places where fines are very high. Hands-free laws are also in place, but not everyone adheres to them.

I somewhat agree. I find myself playing mobile games during my daily commute and it really helps pass the time. There are some pretty good choices for casual gaming on the go.