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The visuals are what make it ridiculously scary like you're on some kind of drugs and have a crazy nightmare but you just can't wake up.

Or accidentally put themselves in harm's way. Parents are supposed to teach their kids that balance is key to a healthy and productive life - overdoing anything will never amount to a positive result. They'll always lose in some way shape or form.

Don't worry, I started out like that 10 years ago but here I am! Just watch some videos from LinusTechTips, Bitwit and JayTwoCents on Youtube because those guys have extremely detailed videos about getting into PC gaming including how to build one. If you plan to build one, it's going to be pretty hard to get your hands on a graphics card and if you do, their prices have skyrocketed since last year due to Crypto. At this time, as much as it pains me to say it, it's more affordable to go with a pre-built machine and although they do cost quite a bit, they're cheaper than having to buy the parts individually especially in the last year.

Exactly - they'll offer some free content with their games and the games always work from the get-go with very little bugs unlike with most EA games nowadays.

Nope, it was backwards compatible with both PS1 and PS2 games. Sony got really greedy with the PS4 and limited the compatibility to the PS3 and has continued that trend with the PS5. Meanwhile Xbox allows you to play some original Xbox titles with their newest console.

I think it depends on the game honestly - controlling vehicles in GTA is way easier with a controller as to the keyboard and mouse while shooting is better with the keyboard and mouse (for obvious reasons).

That's a pickup van which is in a totally different category than SUVs. Usually they're built on similar platforms but pickups tend to be made for a more rugged experience in mind so it'll have stuff such as stiffer suspension among other things.

Modding on consoles is far more complicated barring the Xbox One and new platforms which have software that is compatible with PC. Also, you can push it quite as far with consoles as with PC which has little to no limit.

Tell me about it! I never liked Candy Crush because it was one of those basic puzzle games with candy pieces. I wondered why so many people were drawn to it in the first place. Not to mention the sound effects got on my nerves after hearing them a lot.

Or us gamers find certain games far more appealing and they hook us in to the point that we can't stop talking about it...

I always questioned that as well - I could name quite a few cars that are missing from the GT series that I'd like to drive but it is what it is.

It's a tendency I developed since I started gaming as a a kid and I do tend to move around when I'm playing things like fighting, racing or horror games. Sports/simulation type games don't tend to get that kind of reaction out of me though.