Heatman

The main theme song in Twisted Metal happens to be one of my favorites.

There are so many of them to choose from but I believe that the ones that are discussed here might interest you.

This is absolutely not something that I would be able to get into playing with because I'm not really any good when it comes to playing music.

SimCity and Flight Sims are my favorite when it comes to these kind of game genre and they are very thrilling to play.

Well, if the puzzles are too difficult for me to solve, it's definitely going to be frustrating for me with playing the game. It's the only thing I hate about solving puzzles.

I'm definitely going to pick Witcher 3 and Final Fantasy game series with Final Fantasy 7 Remake as one of my favorite.

Personally, from the reviews that I have read online about them, it's not yet resolved whether it's right for me to go for it now because some are still of the view there is still a few upgrades needed in it.

I actually believe that it's something that these game companies are looking for in any of their games with microtransactions.

For those gamers who are huge fans of adventure video games, what's the best adventure game that you have ever played both old or new games?

Gaming have improved so much that almost every single game we've on PC and consoles are made available in the android or iOS version. There are so many people who are very comfortable with mobile games because of its playing convenience.

There are so many online games that gamers get into today which can be played across several gaming platforms. What's your favorite?

Can you really be open to playing any game(s) without having the soundtrack playing while you play? Remember, it's different from the game audio, so let's not get it confused with each other.

Gaming addiction is something that a lot of people fear to fall into because it gets nasty when it starts to mess up one's life generally. You hardly hear people say they are addicted to games but truly, there are so many gamers suffering from addiction.

I actually have a lot of games pilling up for me in my backlog but the one that I have managed to tick off the numbers and had it completed is Hitman 3.

Death Rally is definitely a very good one with cool graphics as it what it was produced way back in the day.

If my memory serves me correctly, it would be Super Mario Bros but I'm having a mixed up on whether it's between Super Mario Bros and Contra.

Seriously - you hit a nerve there with mentioning motion blur. It's really a very big turn off for me as I can't stand it at all.

How about those ones from Need for Speed Heat 🔥..

There are so many to count from in " The Last Of Us II"

Personally, I believe that most open world games pretty much falls under this same category because there are so much details to take into consideration when playing. RDR2 and Skyrim is a perfect example.

Some games are definitely designed to take a shape very far from realism with what's obtainable in it particularly from the kind of genre the game falls under.

It happened to me in one of my football manager games when I wanted to name my new player and all I could think of was Shishio Makoto, a name I fondly picked from watching Rurouni Kenshin.

Personally, I really wouldn't call it money 💵 set aside for game purchases but generally miscellaneous unexpected expenses which buying might fall under the budget as well.

For one who's well deep as a big fan of RPGs is definitely going to be having more games in his RPGs backlog. I have a small number when it comes to RPGs, say around 25.

Well, if it looks too big like it's been blown out of proportion, it's definitely going to be very funny having it. Something I'm well aware would be too heavy to carry by 5 people and one player can lift it with ease, that's crap.