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Nintendo characters are known for their iconic and memorable outfits, but which one stands out as the best? From Mario’s plumber jumpsuit to Link’s iconic green tunic, there's no shortage of fantastic costumes. Whether it's due to practicality, design, or how it enhances the character’s personality, we want to know who’s rocking the best look in the Nintendo universe?

Kirby has a huge variety of powers that he can steal from enemies, but some stand out more than others. Whether it’s the classic Sword ability, the flashy Mirror power, or something more unique like the UFO form, which one do you think is the coolest?

Sony has been on a shopping spree lately, acquiring several studios and companies to strengthen its PlayStation ecosystem. Do you think this strategy is paying off? Are they making the right moves in terms of studio acquisitions, or are they overextending themselves? How do you feel about their focus on expanding IPs and bolstering their game lineup?

Do you think the design of the PS5 is a step up from the PS4? Some feel the PS5’s bold, futuristic look is a welcome change, while others prefer the more minimalist and sleek aesthetic of the PS4. Is the PS5's size and unique appearance a plus for you, or do you think it’s too big and overdesigned?

Were there noticeable differences in quality, performance, or durability? For example, did third-party chargers, cases, or memory cards hold up as well as Sony’s? Did you find any standout third-party accessories that were better than Sony’s options? Or was it mostly a case of cheap alternatives with issues?

Do any of you use custom grips on your PS controller? I’ve seen different options out there, from rubberized grips to full-on textured skins. If you do use them, what are your favorites, and do they actually make a difference in comfort or control? Or do you find the standard grips to be good enough?

With standout titles from studios like Naughty Dog, Insomniac, and Santa Monica Studio, many argue PlayStation’s studios lead the gaming industry in storytelling, visuals, and gameplay innovation. Do you think PlayStation’s studios are the best, or do other companies (like Xbox Game Studios or Nintendo) deserve the top spot? What qualities set them apart, and are there areas where they fall short?

From the first Xbox launch in 2001 to today's Series X|S, the Xbox ecosystem has seen huge changes. How have you seen the platform grow and change in terms of hardware, online services (like Xbox Live and Game Pass), game exclusives, or even community and accessibility? What major innovations or shifts stand out to you, and how have they impacted your experience as a gamer?

With Xbox Game Pass's huge library, there are still some classics and new titles missing that fans would love to see. If you could add any game be it an older title, a cult favorite, or a fresh release, what would it be? And why?

With the rise of VR and motion-tracking tech in gaming, do you think Microsoft might revisit something like the Kinect? It had mixed reception, but it did pave the way for some innovative gameplay and interactions. Could we see a more advanced, refined Kinect-style device in the future, or has Microsoft moved on from that chapter completely?

With so many RPGs available on Xbox consoles over the years, I’m curious which ones stand out to you. From classics like The Elder Scrolls and Fable series to newer titles like The Outer Worlds or Cyberpunk 2077, Xbox has some amazing options. Do you prefer the action-packed adventures or deep storytelling? Any hidden gems you’d recommend?

Have you ever customized or repaired any Xbox accessories? Maybe you've done a controller shell swap, repaired a headset, or even customized a faceplate? I remember modifying my original Xbox 360 faceplate with permanent markers back in the day.

It's not going to happen unfortunately. I also want one but companies don't always do the smart thing. Sony is more interested in remakes and live-service crapfests.

There is no lies in what you stated. It's okay to mess up in games because that's the way you learn what works for you.

In my opinion, it should be a function that most platforms have by default. I don't know why it took Steam so long to bring it to their platform.

None. There's no way I'm giving up my PS5 for that crap which costs $700.

This is exciting news! Kojima having full control over Death Stranding means we might get more unique and experimental content, like we've seen in the first game. It could also mean faster releases on multiple platforms without the usual exclusive delays. Death Stranding 2 dropping simultaneously across consoles and PC would be a win for all players.

Spec Ops: The Line got under my skin in a way I wasn’t prepared for. The moral choices and the game’s way of forcing you to confront your actions really messed with me. It’s rare for a game to make you question yourself like that, and it definitely left an impact.

I originally wanted to get Suicide Squad but then I decided against it when I saw the actual game in action. It's a shame too since these were the same people that made The Batman Arkham Series, the best superhero game of all time.

Transformers: War For Cybertron was a very underrated game and is the best Transformers game ever released.

I'll have to disagree. There are a new set of cards that have come out to support Exodia - they're call the millenium cards and that support came out in Rage Of The Abyss to get out the fusion The Unstoppable Exodia Incarnate.

I understand. I used to have a friend who played games like that as well.

You know, this game looks quite interesting. I like the graphics - I want to know more about the story though.