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Hmmm - this a good one actually. I'd say MMA because of how demanding it is and the variety of fighting styles on display. I have a huge respect for such a discipline.

And Man City has won it again which is 4 times a row now. The first English and only English team to have ever done this. Arsenal ran them pretty close until the final day but it was just not to be.

I've always wondered, if psychics claim they can read the future, why haven't we ever heard about one winning a jackpot? You'd think it would be an easy way to prove their abilities and make a ton of money. Thoughts?

Have you ever been utterly disappointed by a place or thing that is too famous in talks but has a poor taste in reality? For me, it was the Hollywood Walk of Fame. I was really underwhelmed to say the least. It’s extremely hyped, but it’s just a crowded street with a bunch of stars on the sidewalk. How about you?

You know it took me until today to remember what Paperboy was. I had it for the NES when I was a wee lad. It was a very fun game to pick up and play. The highest score I remember getting on it was like 15000.

I made the jump from wired to wireless in 2016 and I haven't looked back ever since. The wires always feel like a hassle nowadays - there's no way I'd go back to wired headphones permanently.

I always make sure to get a case and screen protector for any new phone that I get so that I don't get any cracks or damage my device.

AI in its current form cannot replace the jobs of most humans that require an advanced skillset. However, it can help to enhance the efficiency of the work done by the few skilled people.

The concern I have with AI is the lack of proper regulation and big companies are already misusing the tech. Hopefully, these come about within the next year or two for our safety.

Somehow I think Bungee jumping would suit me a lot more and I did do it once and it wasn't so bad. You were just dangling 100s of feet in the air after the initial jump and they pulled you back up.

Oh okay. Thanks for the heads-up.

Honestly, I don't recognize A LOT of these consoles. I now feel like I've missed out on quite a bit. Funny enough, I had heard of the Sega Teradrive and it was due to the fact I used to watch Kamen Rider on a Japanese channel in the early 90s and they advertised it a few times.

I used to have those Sports games on the WII and WII U and I thought most of them were pretty underrated. It was a great concept by Nintendo but it was poorly executed.

It looks okay - it's not exactly the most original game or most interesting one to come out but I'd give it a chance. It seems like a decent game and if it comes out at fair price and is bug-free and somewhat entertaining, I'll give it a go.

I'm not getting too thrilled because Microsoft has a habit of starting new ventures only to close them down within 2 years just like Google. These idiots bought up a whole bunch of gaming studios and can't afford to maintain most of them. Why am I not surprised?

Nowadays, they spend time trying to milk games for as long as possible. Re-releasing the same game with multiple versions and what not and before you know it, it's 15 years gone already.

Honestly, I didn't even care if another Division game was being worked on. The first one was so boring and repetitive that I dropped the series altogether. If Ubisoft wanted to cancel a series, this is the first one I wanted to go.

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The Silent Hill series, some of the levels were totally dark that you could barely make out what's in front of you at times. RE7 is also another game that had some extremely dark areas for most of the game.

Titanfall 2 is the first game that comes to mind. There's also Timesplitters and Timeshift also make use of time-based abilities for different purpose including combat.