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It's a game where you play from the perspective of a cat with a drone on its back - it can only grab your attention for so long. I quite like the graphics but running around as a cat with a droid on its back gets old pretty quickly. That's why I wasn't as keen about it as most of you were because I could just tell it was going to be a very boring experience.

After the first playthrough, I skip all the dialogue in Skyrim because I know what the NPC is going to say. The modded quest are different especially if I've never played them before.

That's perfectly acceptable - I mean, it's not exactly yours so you can't tell them what to do with their consoles. I don't see a problem with that - if it doesn't belong to you, you can't dictate whether or not someone is supposed to lend you their console.

I have to agree here - pressing buttons like it's Guitar Hero I'm playing. I agree, you have to make certain elements clear cut because people like me will start doing all kinds of random stuff hoping for some kind of progression.

I can understand the Telltale games such as the walking dead and although I don't play them, others like it and that's fine. Guitar hero would fall into this category as well and that's understandable. The part I hate is playing "action" games and I have to be pressing a whole bunch of buttons in a QTE like I'm playing Guitar hero or the Walking Dead.

To be honest, I still do skip sometimes especially if the conversations aren't that interesting or the convo is extremely repetitive and boring.

You'll be just like this guy:

Since the early 90's - I've been gaming for about 3 decades, this year would make 3 decades.

F9 - The Fast Saga - 8/10

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He was - he's actually parodied after a prisoner at the time named Fleece Johnson. Just look him up - it'll make this scene even funnier. Yeah, Boondocks is a classic. I know right? Their excuses were always pretty stupid.

That's my issue with the RE 4 remake if I'm being honest, I didn't get why they couldn't just make an HD remaster. The first 3 were understandable but why this game? We did see the preview for the Last Of Us Remake the other day as well.

This goes for many RPG games - even Skyrim that I play all the time. I don't remember most of the characters in minor quests by name or the lore behind them unless I really think about it.

Turned based RPGs and me had a rough beginning - believe it or not, when I played the first FInal fantasy game the first time, the turn-based system really annoyed me and it took a while to warm up to as a kid as the attention span wasn't there.

S Tier - Street Fighter 4, Mortal Kombat Trilogy, DBZ Budokia, Tekken 5, Bloody Roar 2, Smash Bros Melee, Smash Ultimate, Mortal Kombat, Street Fighter 2, Fight Night Champion, Dead or Alive 4, DBZ Budokai 3, Mortal Kombat vs DC, Capcom vs Marvel 2, Capcom vs SNK 2 A Tier - Dragon Ball FighterZ, Guilty Gear X, Injustice 2, Mortal Kombat X, Mortal Kombat 2, Killer Instinct, Soul Calibur, Smash Bros, Smash Bros Brawl, Mortal Kombat 9, Dead Or Alive, Soul Calibur 2, Tekken 2, Street Fighter, DBZ Xenoverse/Xenoverse 2, DBZ Budokai, Injustice, Capcom vs Marvel, Capcom vs SNK, Mortal Kombat 3 B Tier - Mortal Kombat Armageddon, Smackdown Here comes the Pain, Bloody Roar, Bloody Roar 3, Soul Calibur IV, Street Fighter V, Mortal Kombat Deadly Alliance C Tier - Mortal Kombat 11, Dissidia Final Fantasy NT, Castlevania Judgement, Mortal Kombat 4, Mortal Kombat Deception D Tier - Mortal Kombat Advance F Tier - Sonic the Fighters, Star Wars - Masters Of The Teras Kasi, Dragonball Evolution, Dragon Ball Z Taiketsu

It only makes sense - they can't hope to dominate the gaming industry overnight with Xbox, PlayStation and Nintendo around. Netflix will be fine because they have a lot of unique and interesting series to keep us the users hooked.

Haven't played it personally but it's been personally recommended by a lot of gamers I know and in addition to that, the amount of Japanese culture/lore in the game is impressive.

GTA and RDR2 as @Kane99 said and some other games. I'm not a compulsive gambler but I'll try it in games because I know that it doesn't have any real world consequences such as me losing lots of money.

Agreed - Quick time events where you have to press a lot of buttons in a ridiculously short space of time annoys the hell out of me.