Heatman

Personally, I don't really see anything wrong with saving the Little Sisters. It's something that I really enjoy playing most of the times because I'm always happy with it.

Seriously - They shouldn't be faulted because health comes first no matter what anyone else says. It's only when you are alive that a hobby comes to the fold.

There is no way in hell that I'm going to ever be open to selling my games once I get. Even if it's a gift, I'd never part from it no matter what. So, as far as I'm concerned, games can never be seen as investment for me.

Seriously - The toxicity of Overwatch gaming community is something that isn't good for kids that most parents aren't aware of its impact on their kids life.

The level of difficulty in Ninja Gaiden Black showed me that I'm no where near being fast in controlling my player because they end up killing no matter the trick I come up with.

Cloud in Final Fantasy games series stands out as my pick of such a character that I didn't like initially but later loved him along the line.

If I actually have the time to tutor and play through the game for the gamer to learn where he's making mistakes, I'd do that easily.

Are you sure that your own controller isn't faulty already because I haven't experienced this yet.

It's definitely going to be RDR2 and Skyrim for me. Everything that was set up in tallies well and sync with me completely.

And to crown it all, if what you forgot to pick up before the door gets shut is going to be needed to complete an next task, it's definitely going to be cramp in the knee.

Seriously - Dark Souls and even Demon Souls are in that category. They are not games that you pick up easily to play.

Need For Speed Most Wanted where you're being chased offers some sort of an irony.

Yeah - The character of Dragonborn is one thing that stood out well for me in the game and it's actually part of why I loved the game a lot.

Seriously - It was a very frustrating experience for me as with the helmet view. At a time, I was thinking that it was a bug or something but it wasn't but how the devs made it to be.

No matter how ugly a realistic setting is, it's definitely beautiful in all sense because you can easily tap into the real life setting of the game which makes it more real for you.

If I'm too good to for the game, I don't see any reason why I'd play the game more than once. You're right about it being one hell of a boring session.

Seriously - The rivalry going on between United States of America 🇺🇸 and China 🇨🇳 is becoming too frustrating to look at. With each of them going at the others throat if an opportunity presents itself.

New York City was very well replicated in the Marvel’s Spider-Man. Everything about NYC 🗽 was fully represented and recognized in the game.

This essay is a good read from my point of view. https://www.ukessays.com/essays/young-people/positive-effects-of-video-games-children-and-young-people-essay.php

If drawing my gaming fantasy counts as creating a game, then I have done it on more than one occasion especially when I was a teenager.

You're pretty fast with your progress. I just completed a match now in Top Eleven and was handed an ass whopping 7-3 defeat.

For the fact that I'm not here when the war was fought is a very big reason why the World War 2 setting is something that intrigues me. I need to learn more about it from what they'd come up in the video game.

I believe that it's cost would definitely be a huge deciding factor for a lot of people in either getting the game or moving on from it.

I'm definitely going to make it my agenda to visit all the cities here because they are so cool.

As much as console games are cool, PC games stands out distinctively as best suited for video games. I'm going with it 100%.