Heatman

I think that the pace in The Last Of Us is something that's balanced from my experience with playing both the first and second part of the game.

Too much of everything is bad. Whenever the hints gets too much like they believe I don't have a brain to think logically on how to complete a task, it feels like an insult in a way.

Seriously, that's being penny wise and pound foolish. The $300 could easily purchase any controller that you want unless it wasn't a controller you're looking at.

Psychonauts 2 is one adventure game that met the expectations gamers held out for it which offers a mind blowing unique exploration that cut across vast landscape.

You made a very good valid point here. I have seen a friend who originally purchased his Xbox 360 at a very high price but roughly used it and it damaged within 7 months of use.

Seriously, I don't see anything that's difficult to do about stopping to play games for millions of dollars or Euros or pounds 💷. Yes, gaming can be real fun, but cash money is way too fun. It's not only through games that one can have fun from.

Intensive characters customization is a big thing for me now in most games that I'd like to get into play. I like something that makes me feel it's exactly how I want my character to be and play with it for maximum satisfaction.

If the game was built to be too easy even when the difficulty level is maxed out, it's definitely a huge turn off for me and I can't play such kind of games for any reason whatsoever.

Seriously, I would never forget all the hard days of dealing with entangled wires of controllers and also battling with them having partial contact. It was a crazy early days in the world of games.

Or perhaps, take up a professional driver trade just like in the movie - The Transporter. Have you watched the movie yet?

I had that game zoned and played a few times before moving on from it. If I'm to rate the game, it would get at least 3 star 🌟 rating from me.

Even if you wanted to make money from streaming, it's not something that you can actually do easily because of what it takes before you can be able to monetize your channel on Twitch or YouTube.

Seriously, I really hate that transfer of aggression of a thing. If you know what got you pissed, it's better offload your frustration at it and not me because I'm definitely going to lose my cool and blow my shit all over you.

It's a thing with me to fancy playing some particular game genres during a specific season of the year. Horror games are big thing for me during the winter season while shooting games are perfect for me during the summer season. Can anyone relate to this somehow?

I like to play adventure games during the weekends and horror games mostly at night during the mid week and also winter seasons. My shooting games are mainly played during the summer.

In most cases, if the game have been so hyped that I wouldn't be able to sleep peaceful knowing that I already have it without playing it is what I can't endure.

I know very well that it's a very good decisions based on the fact that it's something that would save me a lot of money and stress of having to worry about which ones to play next.

The more you purchase, is the more you have your backlog keep increasing because it's always rare to complete most games bought before buying a new one.

I actually got into playing football in person. It's more like a practice exercise to keep fit because we have a little playing court that I used to play with friends once in a while.

With the kind of affection that I have towards Noctis - the leading character in Final Fantasy XV, his death wasn't that easy on me. It had me traumatized for weeks the first time I played the game.

I think I like Flight Simulator more than Euro Truck Simulator. Although, the scenes in the ETS 2 looks realistic enough.

Ghost of Tsushima have been my all time played for the year but little by little, there are other games catching up to it like The Witcher 3, The Last Of Us II, and Diablo 2.

Personally, I don't have any problems with either game reviews or video game essays being more insightful as long as they get the job done for me in a way I get everything I want from the content.

Would you consider Sephiroth in Final Fantasy 7 Remake a cool character even though he's not the protagonist?

I can't wait to have you in the game and make sure to send me your Facebook account name in private message, so we can link up in the game and be friends on it.