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I probably would've said Resident Evil 2 and 3 remake but we got those already and they're both amazing remasters. This is the example that most companies need to follow. (EA and Konami, I'm looking at you!)

It doesn't look like a half bad game to be honest. It reminds me of Road Rash for the N64 combined with X3treme games for the original PlayStation. This is such a simplistic game yet it does look a bit fun.

I mean Skyrim is in the middle of a civil war so I can understand the drab grey color. That being said, I do have to agree with you on Bethesda's inconsistency and the fact that they keep removing features every game. In Oblivion, you could make your own spells and rename your own potions among other things. In Skyrim, you can't do most of that stuff without mods and the worst part is, Bethesda will continue to shit on their modding community - one of the main reasons for their success.

Same here, I loved the original Driver but Driver 2 was that game that really hooked me to the series and I'd also like another Driver game. The cars were fun to drive and the cities were quite fun to explore.

It's a pretty solid Final Fantasy game without microtransactions and the animations are pretty good. I haven't played it in a few months but it goes down as one of my favorite mobile games of the last few years.

The dragon attack never felt like you were in any real danger. I mean if you stood outside for 20 minutes, you'd still be alive. To me it just felt pretty dull.

I was kidding about the jacking off part but as I said, he can undergo physical therapy.

Skyrim and FF8 are two very glaring examples of very tedious openings but once you get past that, they hook you in and you can't stop playing them. I should know because I have played FF8's and Skyrim multiple releases.

Alien Isolation - the Xenomorphs learn your habits and adapts to it so you have to constantly alter your approach when traversing the ship. It really makes for an interesting time.

My father got me into gaming at a very young age and it's become a lifelong habit. Just like Patrik, most people frown upon my gaming habit but that doesn't affect me in the least bit.

Get one of those bots...I'm really just kidding. I was trying to see if the word bot triggered anyone immediately because I went on Twitter and only wrote Bot as my comment and the amount of abuse hurled at me for just mentioning the word. Scalpers are really making me consider going into hacking just to hack their PCs.

Especially movies nowadays with their cliche lines and political agendas, they are so dull and boring. Gaming can never get dull because you can always find another way to enjoy most games.

Not that I can remember because I did very well in my academics and that was all that mattered to my mother. She didn't care much about the fights I used to get into at high school.

I'm going to go out on a limb and say that I really don't like playing easy games since I'd lost interest very easily. I do like Dark Souls games because you can't take ANYTHING for granted and you always have to think about your next move very carefully. That being said, I can totally understand why people avoid the Dark Souls games and I agree that it can be really frustrating to play at times.

I kind of get the whole nostalgia effect but to only release it for the original Game Boy is where I'm also having an issue.

I agree that companies like Xiaomi and Samsung are cheapening the Android experience by copying Apple's every move and that's why I plan to stay clear of these companies unless they get their act together.

I normally play Fallout 4 modded so most of the info regarding my Companion's whereabouts were available in a click. I have this one playthrough where I'm role-playing as a defector of the institute so I tend to take all the tech from Institute and BOS members.

Most missions could have been completed multiple ways but not using stealth just made the missions WAY harder which is kind of realistic.

It depends on the game really but I do tend to have more fun playing single-player games though. Playing competitively tends to take a lot of the fun out of gaming really.

I'm going to say about 350 give and take and the main launcher is Steam.

If I were to be honest, I'm not 100% certain but I'm pretty sure it's the Mad Max game that came out in 2014. I have had that game since a couple days after release and I keep saying I'm going to play and yet I never ever get around to it.

I don't have a problem with religion in a video game as long as it isn't pushing an agenda. Lots of games have referenced religion and it actually adds another dimension to the characters in-game in terms of motive.

Same here more or less. I can totally relate to that as well. My life has become a whole lot more hectic since the whole pandemic.

Skyrim SE and NFS: Heat

Imagine poisoning someone's food in VR XD. Or better yet, putting on a disguise in VR - I wonder how would they animate that?