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This is a tough one - maybe a politician simulator game so that we can run the country fairly instead of prioritizing the rich at the expense of the poor.

For me personally, I'd go with the original Metal Gear Solid for PlayStation 1. It had everything - amazing story, excellent and unique characters and lots of replayability.

I'd say I love gaming more - However, I do play music while gaming so both are enjoyable activities to me and doing them together brings me pure joy.

I agree - Spec Ops: The Line really makes you stop to consider your choices very carefully. The Stanley Parable is also a pretty crazy game that is full of twists and turns from the get go.

Agreed - overclocking is kind of useless nowadays considering the base performance of most components is more than sufficient for most gaming needs. This wasn't like a decade ago where even the best specced PCs struggled just to run Crysis on high settings.

The more recent Macs with M1 and subsequent processors can play games and there have been sever al benchmarks on various YouTube channels so you can check those out.

They're likely going to implement the framework of his software for emulating their Android apps onto other platforms. They did the same thing with a company that made smart glasses - they plan to integrate that tech into the Google glasses.

Updates in technology used to create games require far more resources to make so like COD for instance, most of their games end up being something like 300GB which is ridiculous to say the least.

You forgot to add that it's buggy at times and is prone to locking up at random times for no good reason. I use mine to play NFS: heat and every now and then it locks up on me and when I contact EA (why do I even bother when I already know what they'll say), it's usually some generic message which doesn't really help so I have search Reddit for somewhat of a solution.

Well, RDR2 is the beginning of the story. The first RDR is actually the sequel so yeah...

For me, it's a mixture although I'd have to go with the large releases. I do play a few indie games but I mainly stick to games like Skyrim SE, GTA online, Rocket League, Need For Speed and few others.

I don't currently own a custom controller or console but I did have a few back in the days when I was a kid. The modular custom controller for the Xbox is extremely expensive in my opinion (talking about the elite and elite 2).

Alien Isolation, Resident Evil series, Silent Hill series, Outlast, Layers Of Fear - you name it, I love most of them. To be honest, it's one of the few genre of games nowadays that isn't entirely a disappointment and there's some replayability with a good number of them.

It's a great game but I haven't played it in some time now. I've been looking forward to the second installment but it keeps getting delayed for one reason or another.

GTA V is almost 10 years old but shows no signs of slowing down in terms of popularity. It's no wonder Rockstar doesn't feel the need to release a brand new GTA game any time soon. They're still making lots of money off GTA V online.

It probably will be bug-ridden considering that's the trend nowadays. Come to think of it, I can't remember any games in the past few years that didn't follow this trend. As for the story, there's no telling if they made any changes midway through which also kills my excitement for this game. They've said the same thing about the date not changing in the pas but here we are so I wouldn't hold my breath on that one either.

Activision have ruined most of their Iconic series at this point and with the sexual harassment case adding fuel to the fire, they had no choice but to sell up.

That's why they dropped support for Need For Speed: Heat so quickly. It's because they couldn't monetize the game without gamer backlash so they stopped providing support for it.

Majority of the mobile games have way worse predatory practices than even the triple A companies and get away with it and that's why those big companies want to join the fray.

I'm also curious as to what kind of game it's going to be. Also, I hope they add side characters such as Darth Chef.

500 hours?! - Is that including the DLCs? I don't know how they'd even accomplish that in the base game without adding lots of side quest and other filler missions. Btw, We always hear all kinds of rumors about what will be in Dying light 2 - What I want to know is when is this game going to come out? It keeps getting pushed back EVERY YEAR.

I played Vanguard and it felt like most of the COD games in recent years and I think it's due to the fact that it's basically a rehash of the COD games from previous years with hardly any improvement which made it flop. I'm glad Microsoft will stop making COD an annual release because the developers can finally make the series fresh again.

PETA can go to hell for all I care. Why should Nintendo be doing those criminals any favors? If I remember correctly, they've given Nintendo and other gaming companies hell about creatures in a few of their titles and those aren't even real.

NFTs have its place but not in the gaming industry. We don't need anymore greedy monetization systems - we already have enough in this sphere.

WWE games in recent years have been nothing short of a glitchy mess and for a premium price too. Add to that, it's published by 2k games - no thanks. I'm definitely avoiding this one.