Heatman

I decided to play Need for Speed - Heat because it's been a long time since I have played the racing game or in fact any racing games.

The real question is when the game was created because it has a very long influence on how the game is supposed to be presented that wouldn't allow you to judge it unless it is how game companies used to produce their games for gamers at the time.

There is an extent with which you can actually play for too long and it's going to be detrimental for your own health which is why I always advise people to try as much as they can to limit their gameplay in a way that is going to be healthy for them.

I've personally had my own furniture about having series of game rage which have resulted in me having a spoilt mood all day long which I do regret that I allowed myself to get to that point.

As long as I can get a high quality gaming hardware and other products from Amazon, I don't really care much about the prices of those product as far as I can afford them.

Is there any possibility of being excessively involved with playing video games capable of making one become an introvert. Personally, I think it's possible when you don't use to get a life outside your home most often but being very comfortable with your games indoors.

Seriously, the one thing that I can very much easily attest to that's associated to kids playing video games too much is that it makes them more of an introverts.

I thought that I was the only one who noticed the display picture. It's more like me who loves anything linked with Marvel's production but their games have disappointed me lately.

I have seen some movies where games are introduced to psychiatric homes as it's believed to have some good effects on those patients.

As long as earning cryptocurrency is possible with playing the game, it's definitely something that I wouldn't pass on because cryptocurrency is everything to me now.

I can't really remember the last time I played Donkey Kong. It's quite a decent game back then which was challenging for me back then.

Why do you think that I'm really into such big sized smart television especially Samsung products? They offer me a better deal of gaming viewing experience. Recently, I have a thing for the curve brand of Samsung products.

The nature of some games do have a big impact on the use of its tutorials. There are some the tutorials don't even help at all with how difficult such games present themselves.

Seriously, I don't really consider Tetris as a game if I'm being very honest with you because it's too easy to be challenging for me at all.

If the fellow gamers on multiplayer games are nice and respectful, there is no harm in connecting with them but the reverse is mostly the case with these guys.

Seriously, if I tell you that I'm not sick and tired of these game's and their bugs and glitches, just know that I'm a very big liar.

I don't usually like strategic video games but Bob the Robber happens to be an exception for me. It gets you to think very well how to successfully carry out each of your tasks.

Are game's tutorials a thing for you or do you consider them not necessarily needed as you figure out how to play the game on your own?

It's only the most difficult games that I have recently started playing would get me to make use of tutorials. Otherwise, I would figure it out on my own.

I have already given up on playing any FIFA games series in the future from now henceforth because I'm very sick and tired of their crap.

Oh! That wasn't surprising to me at all because when it comes to EA and their aggressive use of microtransactions, it can never be overemphasized. Those guys are unbelievably suckers!!!

CoolMathGames were a major thing for most people during the quarantine of coronavirus. One of my favorite of it was Bob the Robber. You have played it I guess?

With that being said, gamers are simply at the mercy of what these want and don't want to do which we can't really help it but take whatever that's been thrown to us. It's quite a shame!! 😑

The game Star Wars Battlefront 2 trailer did looked good enough when it was released. Something must have been wrong with your gameplay for you to hate it.

100 to 200 games in a year is definitely too big for me to cover unless of course you don't necessarily complete all of them because completing 200 games in a year would mean that you play only games all day.