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I probably should, my parents were musicians after all and I love music. At the same time, I can't be bothered with stupid request for some ridiculous songs lol

This was a sick scene proposing in the middle of all the chaos by Loid

Oblivion - 8.5/10

Is it still fully functional? Can you imagine showing kids of this generation a VCR? They'd probably ask if it has Bluetooth connectivity and HDMI connection....

I'm definitely not feeling the musical either - It's pretty normal for iconic movie series to be ruined due to terrible ideas such as a a broadway musical.

DB Fighter Z and Assassins Creed Valhalla

In most games, it's perfectly fine for me by default so it may be your speakers that need some upgrading or your home theater system.

Just as a note - I've been doing 24 Dry fasts every week and it seems to be far more effective than normal water fasting. Honestly, I'm not going past 24 hours with this - I don't need to lose any weight at all.

Yep and that's why I wouldn't make gaming anything other than a hobby. If I turned it into a job, I might very well lose my love for gaming after a while.

I agree - I've never really tried to follow the continuity of most of the Nintendo games because of how many alternate scenarios that are involved and some of them are actually "cannon" which adds to the confusion.

Nope - I'm not paying that for it. I'll waiting until the price drops to something like $5 to $10 before I'll consider it. Unless the remake is drastically different from the original, I wouldn't consider spending anything over $40 either.

I'm not going to lie, some of the levels on the original Donkey Kong Country were pretty tricky and most would agree. Most Super Mario games do have some very tricky stages but I wouldn't say they're hard to finish. Prince Of Persia games have some pretty difficult stages as a platformer.

I honestly can't think of any that haven't been already used such as New York City, Paris, Miami, LA among others that have been/ served as the influence for cities in open-world games.

Just wait it out or if I can borrow a gaming console/platform in the meantime, I'll just use that until the new stuff arrives. It doesn't make sense spending money on things you might not use in the long term.

Plus gaming companies should be sued for their fraudulent claims among other things.

The deal still isn't complete as yet as there are still certain things Microsoft is unclear of in regards to Activision and their harassmeent cases. Overwatch is already mostly abandoned by most of the players for lack of support so I don't think Overwatch 2 will do much better at all.

You're right about that and with a lack of structure for the upcoming generation, more things like this will keep happening.

You might be right about that - I mean, most COD players weren't going to drop COD just because of the sexual harassment case.

Same here - I like Cryptocurrency but mixing it with gaming turns me off. I'd much rather the two stay as separate entities.

Exactly my point - EA might have a lot of great IPs but the only half decent games we can remember from them in the past 5 years is Need For Speed: Heat, Star Wars Fallen Order, Star Wars Squadrons and Battlefield 1. After the subsequent failures Battlefield V and 2042, most Battlefield fans are sticking to the older games. Anyone who takes on EA has a lot to do to restore public confidence.

How much did it cost you?