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It's actually the game in question that's going to decide when I would be buying the game. Take for instance, with God of War Ragnarok, it's a game that I'm most likely going to purchase on the first day of its release.

My dog is attention seeker. When he's in a good mood, he would allow me to play and just watch and barks to the gameplay. But when he wants to be a pain for me, he would practically drag my hands off my controller to play with him or go and stand in between the TV 😂. Look at him here

How about making something like the DDR - Dance, Dance, Revolution Game again? I'm very sure that's one of most popular dance games back in the days. If they can make something like that again, well fans would be thrilled.

Here's my own nomination!!! "To defeat the enemy, you have to be the enemy yourself"

@ClasherThere was a game you shared its trailer sometime ago that's japanese or Korean language. There's no English version of the game but it's completely translated in English. I just can't remember the game's name. Please help out.

They are working on voice controls for games now. What does that tell? It's all means to cut down on the difficulty of playing games. Sooner or later, everyone is going to be a pro and I'm very sure that it's going to take away the fun we used to have when you actually beat a game.

Between B.I.G and Eminem, who do you think was the best rapper? I would go with Eminem though.

I can't believe that no one mentioned Battlefield 2042 amongst the worst or least favourite releases yet. How did everyone miss out on that one or most never played it I suppose?

Going by this, there are few games that I could mention which did good generally but ended badly. Some of them are ; 1. Mass Effect 3 2. Borderlands 3. Batman: Arkham Asylum 4. Halo 2

Amazon is already miles ahead of Netflix when it comes to their involvement in video games. If anything is to be looked it, it's Netflix that's going to do the copy game with Amazon's footprints in the gaming industry. If they do it right, they are most likely going to pull through.

No one likes a boring, it wouldn't make any sense to be very honest. Imagine the kind of complaints gamers had with Red Dead Redemption 2 saying that it's slow. With this one in 1v1, it's going to skipped for sure.

No true gamer likes the microtransactions nonsense. It's a great deterrence for many gamers because it takes away the fun of playing the games which only turns it into pay to win. I personally would like to entangled with such BS!!

If the game ever sold up to 60% of what the God of War franchise sold, it would be heavily supported by Sony. The last God of War did good numbers but I'm sure Ragnarok will beat it well. Sony knows very well that this one is already in the dead waters.

Sony is very much convinced that even with Phil Spencer giving the assurances that Call Of Duty franchise wouldn't be made exclusive, they believe that Activision Blizzard is only contractually committed to releasing only the next three Call of Duty games on Playstation consoles. After that's done, it's going to full exclusive.

Well, that's a new one to be added to your long stack of collections 😂. I'm not sure if it's too expensive for €22 or cheaper 🤪..!!

Yeah, it would have been something for us to take part in, I'm sure that most of us would be thrilled about it but Naah that's not going to be happening with us 😂. The most crucial thing that they need to do would be having the game's on the curriculum fit the child's age. It's the only way it's not going to be harmful to their development.

I have the same feelings towards the game as well. If I don't have much that I'm committed to playing when it comes out, I would have to get it on day one. The first one was a good testament that they are going to do something good with this new release.

Sony really felt hurt most with the acquisition of Activision Blizzard by Microsoft. It's what increasingly aided all the backbiting and it's not going to stop. It's believe that why Sony isn't cool with all is was that it's believed that Activision Blizzard is contractually committed to releasing only the three next Call of Duty games for Playstation consoles which this year's Modern Warfare 2 is among them.

From the way that I see it, it's a good approach from Netflix with focusing more on mobile games for me. It's going to be suicide for them to bump up and head into the levels Amazon is at now. They wouldn't be able to cope and it's going to end badly.

Both companies are well aware that there are lots of gamers out there who are into playing golf video games. It's basically the reason why they are both pushing for their franchise on the game to be on the forefront. I don't even know between them who to trust more to do something better. What do you think?

I do agree with you there. First and foremost, it's going to make playing video games very easy in ways that we can't imagine. All the struggle most people have with playing with controllers would be eliminated completely. Hey, we get to stop worrying about replacing our controllers 😂.

There's one game that I played on my Playstation 1 way back. I can't even remember the name of the game now but it's all these ninja killer games. It got to a point where there isn't a way forward or backward in the mission. At one point, I felt that the game was broken because there was nothing I didn't do to progress past that hallway but all to no avail. I quitted the game at that point.

This needed to be retweeted massively so that most parents out there would get it down in their heads. When you ack all too soft to kids, they are going to growing into something that you wouldn't recognise in time and you would live to regret it for the rest of your life.

At one point, I actually struggled with adapting to the game's quick gameplay because of how I have used to former mode. But the moment I got used to it, it became the only way that I would love to have it played.

It's not just Square Enix only that trying to move everything to NFTs and it's not a good sight for us gamers to see them go down that path. We are going to be the one's suffering it for a long period of time while they make their cool money off of us. Ubisoft is pushing for the same thing with NFTs too.