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Yeah - to some people 30 minutes may seem small or short but it's when you play on a better consistent level for a long time, you would be better than who played 2 hours inconsistently.

Exactly, it's all in their hands to make it right if the right pressure is being applied but it's no where to be found, so they do as they please.

Seriously, they are the one's that's been supporting EA to keep up with their bug trash and not bothering to fix it.

I have come across the VPN NordVPN on more than one occasion but never considered getting it. Maybe I might now or still look past it.

I have a friend in one African country - Nigeria where the government withheld the food WHO gave out in support of lives for people to get by through the difficult times and when the masses found out and looted the warehouse where the food items were packed, the government thugs and police killed their own citizens.

Seriously, I will keep calling out Dark Souls anytime and any day I get to hear games that were very difficult for you to play at first. The game's brutality left a deep scare on me.

The endless possibilities of what you can explore in open world games is what makes it even more enjoyable for me. It's part of what I fancy a lot in such games.

Exactly - it's a rip off in my opinion but some gamers who have more cash to throw around wouldn't even see it as anything. This life isn't balanced at all.

Once an online store is a host of many different sellers, there will definitely be a case of a scam store profile set up on such sites.

30 minutes of gaming consistently will definitely cover up a good ground in a game you invested it on for straight 3 months.

If I'm the kind of guy who's into music learning sort of thing, I'd have taken the same path to learn through games.

If you happen to play on Switch gaming platform, then you have a good game that you can really enjoy in the name of No More Heroes 3 where you faced with the task of fighting off the aliens that invaded the earth.

Rocket League is another multiplayer online game that's quite interesting. It's not like your normal league (football) game but with cars to play.

I'm going to check out the game gladiator to find out exactly what you meant by it being halved. Thanks for giving me the name of the game.

I'm definitely going to be contacting a tech company to buttress this your assessment on how a gaming device gets damaged.

The fighting combat system used in God Hand seems unrealistic for me. Even the graphics was a little bit off to me my taste of what a good graphics should be like.

The Witcher 3 : Wild Hunt can't be overemphasized as one of best PC games for me. Having watched and enjoyed it in its movie making added another extra vibe to the game for me.

There are at times when I lay on my bed while playing games especially when I'm too weak but needed to play a little. Instead of sitting in a bad posture, I'd rather stay in bed and sleep off while still playing.

Yeah - it's a world full of billions of people who play one game to another having different preferences. So, there is a big chance that another player have played what you did.

Yeah - we are no longer in stone age, so the game graphics should be able to replicate surreal experience of almost what we have in our real life settings.

I find it quite easy to play racing games with the use of my analog control but as for football or any other games, it's a complete no for me.

Most people have the same challenge as they are getting old but for it to start happening to you in your late 30's is really sad. It will definitely impede your gaming for too long.

The same thing goes for me as well with gaming ever since I was a kid. Born in 1977, I have had an amazing experience with the lot of NES, N64,GAMEBOY, SEGA, PS1,PS2, PS3, PS4 but never one of Xbox consoles which is a big shame.

Maybe they are yet to get the plans up in process but I'm very sure that once it's up, we will all be informed with updates. I'm really exited about this.

It's always console for me ever since I jumped out of smaller Gameboy. I have been so accustomed to it that it feels like a big part of me.