Heatman

Yeah, you can say that about it being spiritual successor to Until Dawn and and I'm sure it's going to do good justice to it. I might as well look up some reviews and see what those who's gotten into playing it would have to say about it in relation to how Until Dawn pans out.

No matter how good and interesting making use of autosaves sounds which is actually good for some games but it's never going to give me the peace of mind and security making use of manual saves gives me.

They are greedy enough to have it set at full price, that's their business and I won't blame them but my own business would be deciding when to get the game. No harm has ever been done from waiting and I'm going to wait for as long as it takes for the game's price to be slashed or when they offer some promo discounts on the game.

Yeah, that's the reality we all have to live with it and it's not like we have any other choice there. It's either you move on with the trend or get stuck in the past with what you have there; limited from the new services.

I get that, some games don't just click with you no matter how much you try getting into playing it. I have had some games that felt the same way with me and I moved on from it with no stress. You as well have Shelter looked into and see if it's something that's going to interest you. It's a survival game where you play as a mother badger that's bent on taking her cubs to safety.

I dread going under the knife. With just ordinary appendix surgery that I had, I felt like I was going to die in the process. Surgeries isn't my strongest suits and I'd just about anything to avoid having one unless it's my last option.

It's a shame that these companies don't give much consideration for that and it's not only Nintendo that does that as well. Sony with their Playstation are also trying to do the same thing with their Playstation 4. They are planning on not making any new games for the console and it's going to affect so many gamers who can't upgrade to their PS5.

It's just like one WWE game's forum that used to be in some years ago which I can't remember the name right now, the fans/gamers on it never held back butchering 2K when they dropped WWE 2K20 in the state it was released. I also shared in their frustration then because it felt like the company wasn't ready for the game's development.

The only social media platform that I see being capable of doing that would be on Discord. As for any other platform outside discord, they have got too much noise that's going to make it very difficult to have a gaming faction that's going to be targeting such goals. Even doing it on discord have its own challenges too.

Of course yes, it was a great animated series in the late 1980's.

Gamers wouldn't 100% leave playing on the platform, there will definitely be the minority that's still going to be invested in it but would it be pulling in enough funds for the company to still support it fully? I don't think that's possible and that's why they had to focus more their latest one's (Switch).

I have played Until Dawn and judging from the game's trailer, it seems kind related to the gameplay of Until Dawn. I'm not sure if I'd willing to replay something similar to Until Dawn which in fact was a good one. I might be staying away from this one but not discouraging anyone not to play it.

I would have loved for us to keep on with our engagement on MFS and the aircrafts but before we'd get called to get back on topic by any of the mods or, let me wake up before that happens. I'm looking forward to the release of Dead Space Remake but the price of the game would be an issue because I think they are selling it for full price. I checked pre order for the game and I got $69.99.

This have been a reality that we have got to live with. Yes, a lot of people felt there's a need to have more mobile versions of PC/console gamers but getting its porting well have been the main challenge. The same thing was said about Fortnite too but I never paid attention to it nor did I ever care to find. I'm very good and satisfied with both games on Playstation 4.

Playing the game on Mobile platform was never an option up for consideration to me because I have always felt odd when it comes to gaming on mobile. Even with your experience expressed now on the game, it's even reinforced my stance to stick to what I have on PS4.

Well, I didn't see that one coming. I had to look it up on Google Play Store and it was available there too. It's got decent reviews with 4.5 rating as well. It's just 125 MB for its file size, I might just decide to give it a go just for fun sake, not planning on playing it for a long term.

Gamers are never of one voice when it comes to game's these companies develops and release for us. It's why you would see a game that's been watered-down so bad but the so called fan boys will support it with their lives. A protest for such would be useless. Only if there's something like a body to regulate the activities of game's companies in whatever they do - with DLC's likewise, there might be a way to put them in check.

Now, that's something I would be interested in playing as well. If it's possible, they can work up a possibility of being able to escape the prison and disappear with your family to an unknown island if you're successful. This will definitely be very interesting to play.

Yeah, those too long and endless tutorials in the game can be a very big turn off for most gamers. It's just like what you get in playing Kingdom Hearts. Although, some gamers love the introductory area of the game which they consider the best part of the game but it's not how I feel towards it.

From the trailer, it looks like something similar with Road 96, I might be wrong though till I eventually play it. It looks like something that's going to be very interesting with a lot suspense. I just checked it on Steam and it's sold for $29.99.

The very last one I played in the Dragon Ball fighting game's franchise was Dragon Ball FighterZ. As for Dragon Ball Legends on mobile, I decided not to go for it.

I think a good number of their fans moved on from the 3DS when Switch was introduced which they didn't try pulling the plug on it immediately. But with recent increase and popularity of Switch, it felt as if most people have already abandoned the 3DS, so it's only right that the company move on focus more on what's more on demand.