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Passion without making more money is a useless passion in my opinion, no offense meant. You get the opportunity to get rich by the day and you choose passion? It doesn't add up.

What's the oldest game that you have played years ago but still can't let go and still carried it on till date?

If it's a game that offers or gives me the opportunity to customize my characters, I'd take that up and explore getting a perfect built character than repeating one boring task over and over again.

This is fact with how addicted gamers live their lives. They are just hanging out by the thread and can't save themselves from the dire situation they have themselves in.

I have played in Royal Rumble match pay per view of WWE games and some matches do last more than 10 minutes when you play in Multiplayer mode.

I think that there is a possibility of a guard knowing if you're a good archer specifically because it's kind of their area of expertise but as for an experienced alchemist, it's way too odd.

I'm only familiar with the Atari Home Pong which I never really got to play that much with because I didn't happen to own it for myself then.

Apart from their use of aggressive microtransactions, their back to back buggy game that makes it a no no for me. What else do you hate so much about their FIFA games?

The only thing that makes me shutdown my Playstation 4 console is whenever I'm tired of playing the particular game and don't have another interesting one to play or when I'm playing but feeling sleepy.

Seriously, I'm still very surprised that till date, Gran Turismo is still only on consoles with Playstation consoles being the best platform to play it. It should have been on PC by now in opinion.

Seriously, rushing the games immediately it's released is just almost the same as getting the game on pre order. Why the quick rush? Do they pay for getting it early? It's not really worth it.

I'm going to stick with Activision best video game series of all time till date which is obviously their Call of Duty franchise.

Most open world games like The Witcher 3 : Wild Hunt, RDR2, Skyrim and TLOU2 offers you a great opportunity to explore the game world and appreciate its scenery.

Have you ever seen someone who's suffering from psychological depression and breakdown? They lose interest in life itself not to talk about gaming.

I think it's the gamers creativity that is very important when playing such Sim games where you get to create a masterclass. I love some with a touch of island 🏝.

For the charger to get damaged within the first 6 months after its purchase seems to be too early in my opinion. Was the laptop and the charger a brand new one?

Are you kidding me seriously? Jeez!! It's more like a Morse code being transmitted on a low frequency.

With The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt being an incredible open world games makes it stand out as one of the best RPGs where you have full exploration to your satisfaction.

When a parent or guardian fails at their job in bringing their kids up properly, it's the society that suffers it in the end.

Some people are quite emotional when it comes to how they react to games they are playing especially when it's not going their way.

What's the essence of readjusting the difficulty to be easier level when I was the one who felt the need to have it increased?

I would pick Dorian Pavus as a character that I would have loved to be dominant in all the Dragon Age series but was only available in Dragon Age Inquisition. He's very witty with being perfect in all his timing in decisions making.

Red Dead Redemption 2 and Skyrim offers more of weapons inspection with RDR2 standing out as the most realistic with my experience in playing it.

I think that it's jumping from Sega consoles to the Playstation consoles that is the highest and more interesting with graphics upgrade.

I think that most FPS games have some sort of propaganda arts herein with most of them.