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This is a 14" laptop with a 2880X1800 resolution display, an AMD Ryzen 5 5600H processor and a discrete Nvidia MX 450 GPU to produce a lightweight powerhouse. It has incredible battery life, is a beast on most productivity task and can play most games at 1080p at low settings. Here's the full review:

After the backlash they received over Cyberpunk not working on consoles and with all the negative press, they probably won't try any shenanigans because that'd be adding even more fuel to the fire.

Latest update, Sony will be shutting them down without any preservation options. Find out more here:

Konami is open to loaning out their license for Silent Hill due to their current financial situation. I wish Capcom would produce the next game in conjunction with Akira.

CS:GO is simple, fun game to always get into and it has the advantage of longevity. In addition to that, you can sell in-game items for cash which is a great incentive to play it as well.

And the stories tend to be quite generic as well. Accidental chemical explosion or lab experiment escapes, infects others and just like that, you have a zombie outbreak. The thing I don't get is why in every case, the zombies only desire human flesh.

I agree that Sleeping dogs had a lot potential - I also felt like it wasn't really taken advantage of and in those days, there weren't that many games that could give GTA a run for its money. The story is alright but some aspects of the gameplay was a missed opportunity.

I'll give it a go. It seems like a fun game but I'll also give Quake Champions a try.

Donkey Kong Country is what really got me into Donkey Kong games as the original didn't appeal to me. I also liked the introduction of Diddy Kong as a playable character and the stage designs were really spectacular.

I didn't know Mario's Time Machine was an educational game. As they say, you learn something new everyday. BTW, based on some of the lists I've seen, most of these games are ranked as the worse Mario games.

I'd have to agree to some extent with this statement. I've noticed the dumbing down of the AI in the Smash Bros. games. For instance, on Smash Ultimate even on the highest difficulty, the opponents are still pretty easy to beat compared with the Smash Bros 64 and Melee for the Gamecube.

What I find ridiculous with Nintendo is there insistence on banning games like Mortal Kombat, GTA, RDR and others from their platform because they're "too violent" but you have others that for some reason get the exemption. Why isn't there one specific standard?

Godhand also deserves to be on this list. It's a 3-D beat em up style game with a ridiculously steep learning curve. On top of that, the enemies do ridiculous amounts of damage and are quite smart so it was pretty difficult game.

Nintendo never fails to carry out some very baffling decisions. This is despite the success of Mario 3D All Stars - I'm of the opinion that this is a "Nintendo does what it wants" moment. The community is an afterthought to Nintendo. What are your thoughts?

This is a bit of a long-term move because none of the games on the Switch support DLSS. I am curious about how they plan to implement this and is it applicable to every Nintendo Switch title going forward. What are your thoughts?

I forgot to mention that CDPR shared their first look of Patch 1.2's fixes and changes for Cyberpunk 2077.

Surprise, Surprise. Once again, Marvel's Avengers new Hawkeye DLC fails to impress. At this point, they should just shutdown the game - Square Enix isn't going to make anywhere close to what they spent on it and it's ruining their reputation even more. What are your thoughts on this?

These recent leaks have revealed that CDPR may release 10 free DLC expansions along with 3 free ones. The timeline for the releases is unknown but a source located all this info. As to the credibility of it, we'll have to see. What are your thoughts on this?

Michael and Trevor really make this mission pretty funny.

It does look a lot like the old Quake games. How active is the game?

Or it could be a spirit of the mountain kind of thing. You know the old cliche story of being stuck in an area because of circumstances but used to be a regular human.

So are these typical aliens or humans colonized in space but returning to Earth some time after?