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I would definitely prefer to have it made in an adventure, RPG and fighting. I'm not going to fancy it more being as a puzzle game.

Seymour Guado in Final Fantasy franchise is quite impressive and scary too. Everything about his appearance was creepy. His color, attire, hair and the way he talks. He's definitely among the very best scary enemies.

I'm getting my stake soon as we have a vampire 🧛‍♂️ in VGR 😂.. You don't even need any lights at all cos I heard vampires sees clearly in the night 😂. I'm just kidding!!

I felt left out in the plot twist in Shadow Of The Colossus. I was able to get a clearer picture of everything when I was almost completing the game. I'm not sure if others felt thy same way about the game.

Well, I certainly believe that we have a very good example in what happened in Spec Ops : The Line. It's considered the greatest plot twist in video games history. All the atrocities committed by Captain Walker and his small team in an end justify the means mode to find Konrad by killing a lot of people. You can remember the massacre of innocent woman and children with the use of white phosphorus but in the end, it was discovered that Konrad has long been dead. Show me a better plot twist than that, I'd wait!!

Yeah, it took a very long while before they were able to get it in a way that it's easy for gamers to play. Although, they haven't addressed all the issues with it 100% but it's far more better than how it was when the game was launched.

Both companies have been taking gamers for fools for years and it's surprisingly frustrating that they keep getting away with it. It's sad there's no other competitions out there otherwise this would go by so easily.

I played Ghost of Tsushima for a very long time before I found out that you can blow some objects in the game to discover Easter eggs. It's a mechanics that's spread across all the game that wasn't even explained well.

Yes of course!! It's what explorations is all about. As long as you're paying good attention to what you're doing, you will definitely find pieces of answers or artifacts that would be useful in the future. I have had good experiences with exploring Ghost of Tsushima.

All I can say is congratulations on his new creation. We are going to set up a new laboratory 🔬 for him to continue his experiments but I'm never getting anywhere near that 😂.

You're right about that!! If they should ever do something like, it's going to be money oriented in every way possible. Rockstar is quite greedy on their own, so it's not a surprise that they would follow such a path too. Take a look at what they did with GTA Trilogy, it says a lot.

I have seen so many good video games analysis but the one done on Ghost of Tsushima by LazerzZ is quite impressive and I enjoyed watching it.

Puzzles are not something that's got a straight and direct answer or solution. It's a problem that requires technicalities in solving. It's not like reading A, B, C. If it's that easy, then it's definitely not a puzzle in my book.

In my personal perspective, I would say that the yellow Pikachu would be considered as the best and most popular mascot for Nintendo.

Nope, I haven't had that experience and I'm not looking forward to it either. I know very well that there are a lot of people who are handicapped when it comes to playing games. It's why I'm kinda interested in the vocal control they are planning or already developing now.

The Age of Decadence is one game that I can recall very easily that you can play without having or being forced to kill before making progress it. Although, it's quite tough in a way because not killing makes it a lot harder.

To the best of my knowledge, it's all about saving the cost and getting better service for paying less. I don't think that it gets better than that. Games are quite very expensive lately, so the subscriptions is a wall breaker for expensive games.

I haven't played Stray yet but I have heard the same remark from at least 5 players that I have known to have played and completed the game. The death of Arthur in Red Dead Redemption 2 was a very hard one and also the massacre of innocent woman and children in Spec Ops : The Line.

There's always something sinister about the character of Seymour Guado. Everything he does with his powers are linked to one evil or another nasty end. He's got a very weird hair design for my liking though.

Well for me, just about any video game that helps me to let out my frustration and from my experience with shooting games, they worked so well. Games like Call of Duty, Far Cry, Battlefield when it was worthy of being played and a few fighting games.

You're very right about Sephiroth being a villain. In fact, if I'm being very honest, he's my favourite villian in all the Final Fantasy franchise.

I would say that it's a good work looking at how the maker was able to find and fit in all the pieces in the map. I believe that with more help and even resources, he or she can do something that's a lot better.

I would choose one of the best in Final Fantasy Series between Cloud Strife and Sephiroth. The fued between them both and their battles was impressive by all standards.

They had work really hard on the game's promotion in order to get it make that number of sales, otherwise it's going to be a complete failure. Had that occurred, it would have been a catastrophe.

Well, this have been most gamers expectations on EA with their franchise for a while now but what has been happening till today? Nothing have changed but rather, it keeps getting worse. We are still hoping for something better from them but it's highly unlikely to come.