Heatman

It will definitely be a real shame to be forced to replay a difficult level for not saving.

Haha, it might be a trick tactics to get you distracted a little bit and boom, the opponent clips you. So, better take them out first.

People will always have different views in terms of relationships. It's why I'm very open to anything when it comes to meeting people online through gaming experiences and link up.

It's definitely going to be Metal Gear. The game offered such coverage by getting you involved to see both sides. Also, I'm very impressed with what was done with the Fallout game series.

I don't really think I'd call headshot kill an accident because it takes real expertise to perfect the kill. I had my first accidental kill in Frontline Commando when I mistakenly shoot a barrel not knowing it's going to explode and it killed 6x opponents at once. Since then I started targeting barrels when they swarm up on me 😂.

If you take away the choice of the gamer in what he needs to do in a particular game, it eliminates the flexibility that adds fun and excitement in the game.

Sephiroth is the only one-winged angel character that I would dread to face because he's as mean and cold as they come. With the way he killed Aerith to protect his grand desire shows what's he's capable of.

In the hit of a gun fight battle when it's very important that nothing interrupts my shooting and autosave decides it's the best time to kick in. I'm pissed already 😒.

I'm of the opinion that it's only those who doesn't understand that life is more than just about games that would allow it influence how they relate to others in a negative way.

It's a cold fact that the very first play is always awesome and more thrilling then when you replay it again. I don't think the subsequent playthrough would be at the same level of excitement.

Assassin’s Creed III is a very good one. The Assassin’s Creed series is based on real life events that involved Pope Alexander VI, Leonardo da Vinci, the pirate Black Beard and so many.

Haha, I believe it's more like the gaming act that doesn't only benefit only the player but the society as well?

Well, I believe that in the end if the character saves the day, whether he survives or not, he's definitely a hero in my book with Noctis as a very good example.

There is actually nothing wrong with loving the character of a villain right because my favorite character I actually loved everything about him is Sephiroth who really defined how a real villain should be by even killing the main character.

Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes is one of my favorites on PC. It took me about 2 hours to complete it and it's very entertaining.

I get to do that a lot with my gaming buddies whenever they come over. We do gaming hook up every week at each of our houses just to change our gaming spots.

I'm pretty open minded when it comes to accepting people's gaming preferences, even if it's something that I don't fancy, I will definitely find a way to understand why they are into it.

Seriously, the government are even far from the best possible solution to the problem because those ones are more interesting in taxing these companies for their own pockets.

Personally, I would never get any game that offers one player mode because I have lots of friends who might have other playing preferences.

Alright mate, have fun when you do get it. Even if it's not NFS Limit and you do find it among your library, play it for fun.

It's not like I hate NBA, I do like it in a way at least for Kobe Bean Bryant, may his soul rest in peace. I might only get into NBA simply because of him.

In most cases, I find it difficult to cope with boring games. Games are meant to add flair to the gamers life and make it gloomy.

Personally, I don't really have anything against anyone who's really into mobile gaming, it's a thing for some right now. I only play with mobile when I'm stuck in where I'm bored and I need some kind of distraction.

Yeah, it's a fact that the rules are very important but what's the essence of having rules that the parents aren't helping to enforce? Where does that leave those rules?

Or even get themselves committed by promising what they may or may not deliver in the end which is a normal for most of these companies.