Heatman

It's a very great car. I think that most gamers who really enjoyed playing GT2 definitely love the car.

It's actually a very good game. I have played it more than I can count and still play it sometimes till date. You are definitely going to love it.

Seriously, that's exactly my thoughts. I have already started imagining how a get would be set up in it with the beauty that environment holds.

Oh, you never knew what it meant till now. Well, it's a very good thing you had to do some research now 😂.

Whenever I play, I play to the fullest and not miss anything out because it's how I get my full satisfaction with the game. Anything less than that is a turn off for me.

Personally, I think that the name GTA fits the game perfectly, I don't really know any other name for it that would have been better than GTA.

Metal Gear Solid is a very good game I have been planning on replaying for years now but I haven't really gotten around to it till date. I haven't given up yet.

Haha, this is so funny no matter how many times I read it, it keeps cracking me up. I actually never thought of it but I'm definitely trying it out when next I play.

Personally, I would say that it's the first time of actually playing a game that you really craved so much and also getting to complete a game for the first time. They are both magical feelings.

Seriously, as we all have our different preferences makes it absolutely impossible for we to love all games at the same time which is why I wouldn't be mentioning any one at all.

Personally, I don't waste too much time with games that have too many glitches. I dump it straight ahead and look for better ones to play.

Seriously, I fall within the category of night owl 🦉 which I prefer to call myself a night walker because I would literally play deep in the night till at least 3:00am before getting some sleep.

Personally, I believe that most open world games are quite atmospheric in setting. They offer something other kinds of games can't really give no matter what the devs comes up with.

Seriously, what's my main business with whatever text they are typing. I would only take it a little bit seriously when I'm the one leading the conversation.

Don't you think those props would most likely freak out anyone who suddenly bumps into your room that isn't open towards such?

I would name Doom, Resistance 3 and Dark Souls and Final Fantasy VI as my favorites when it comes to games that have great box arts.

I believe that universe of the game would still have to bow towards if it's an open world game in general to other it more realistic output.

Personally, I don't really enjoy rushed games and I don't like do waste too much time on it either by playing slowly. I think average speed is good enough.

How about the environment of The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbits. They would really make a good one as far as I can tell. What do you think?

Seriously, it's one of the biggest challenges most people face when playing RDR2. Perhaps, it's always meant to offer some sort of frustration to gamers to test their commitment.

Sometimes when I'm in the mood of exploring, I wouldn't mind checking out places on the map that I should but just for catching up sakes.

Seriously, the timer set for those two DLC's really killed the fun one could have had in it because it kind of rushes the player.

BioShock series is definitely not going to be left out which is based on the novel and philosophy of Ayn Rand. It's one of the greatest games based book I have ever read.

From the ones that I played, I'm going to pick out Donkey Kong, Space Invaders and Doom. Those three old games were fantastic.

Haha, at least you have some great experience with it. Even though it didn't end up the way you would have wanted it, you took some fun in the process.