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I wouldn't say a game bug helped me and a friend once but it was in fact, an issue with my friends console at the time. It was back when the Xbox 360's has the RROD issue and his got the red ring of death as we were doing a terrorist hunt run in Rainbow Six Vegas 2. Whilst his console had the issue he could see where all the terrorists were during the play through as the game for him looked as though it was a heat detection map. Safe to say we managed to complete the challenge and he sent his Xbox in for repair after that.

Yes, there is a game that I love but I am not the greatest at it and that is Fortnite. I love the game and the adrenaline rush you get when you get close to a win or even a win but I sometimes die in the worse ways and make the worst decisions too.

I do have a specific routine. I tend to play for a little when I wake up, usually Monopoly Go and then I will play again around 2 pm when the daily tasks reset and then again around 6 - 9 pm for the event resets. I will also play other games such as BTS Island in an evening when I am relaxing and winding down for the night.

Monopoly Go is a game I find works well for short gaming sessions. You most of the time do not need to do much and spending 5 - 15 minutes just playing to complete daily tasks and take part in the events works well. I have been playing Monopoly Go for just over a year now and found it great for passing time whilst waiting for appointments.

I tend to try and keep up with the latest mobile tech news but will admit that sometimes, I do miss a lot and unless I see in either when I check the news or on social media, a lot tends to get missed. I had subscribed to places to get the latest news and updates but they tend to get lost within my emails if I have been too busy to check regularly.

I have two mobile games that I find myself playing often and they are Monopoly Go and the other is BTS Island ~ In the Seom. I started playing BTS Island back in summer of 2022 when my daughter told me about it and just went back to it recently. Monopoly Go I have been playing since November 2023 and have played daily since then. Both games give you a lot to do to keep you playing and I like that.

Before the pandemic, it was rare that I played any games on my mobile, on the odd time I would check one out but with lockdowns and such, I found that I was looking for ways to pass the time and that is where I started to play more games that gave me more to do to pass the time.

I can't say that I have had any issues with Malware of viruses on my phone at least not to my knowledge. I am quite careful when it comes to what I open on my mobile and also what I download onto my phone too. I do know you can get apps that will detect anything that shouldn't be on your phone and I probably should have one of those installed to be on the safe side.

At the moment I am using the Samsung A15 for my mobile gaming and I can't say that I have any issues with it at all. All the games I wish to play run fine on the device and the battery life when playing games is really good. I only tend to play games such as Monopoly Go, BTS Island ~ In The Seom and maybe some farm games I enjoy.

I have quit mobile games many times because of microtransactions. One of them was Harvest Land, I enjoyed the game but had made a purchase to help with extra things like storage for a week and when that expired, it left me unable to continue the game without putting more and more money in.

I don't mind using either iOS or Android when it comes to mobile gaming but I will admit that I prefer Android as opposed to iOS based on how much more affordable the phone is and the fact you do not have to pay more with Android phones for storage as most come with 128GB of storage.

I remember having this happen once on a new phone I got many years ago now, I can't remember what phone it was but I always remember having to uninstall a few games after I set up my phone and then again after an update. I can understand the frustration, especially since they will also take up space too and it can be a pain having to keep uninstalling them because you do not want them.

Is there a game you love playing even though you're terrible at it? What about that game keeps you hooked despite your lack of skill? Do you enjoy the challenge, the story, or the fun of playing regardless of your performance? How does playing imperfectly enhance your overall gaming experience?

Havoc was the last movie I watched. It's Tom Hardy's latest movie after Venom : The Last Dance.

Ipswich Town, Leicester City and Southampton have already been relegated from the English Premier League. Leeds United and Burnley have secured automatic promotion to EPL for next season.

Viktor Gyökeres is adamant on playing for a team that plays UEFA Champions League football next season. If Manchester United doesn't win the Europa League, he might not come.

Mohamed Salah have already signed a two-year contract with Liverpool. His basic weekly salary the new contract offers is around £400,000. Currently, Salah is the highest-paid player in the club’s history.

Manchester United have had a very horrible season but they can still be able to save their season by winning the Europa League. If they win, it is going to give them a ticket to qualify to play Champions League next season.

Diego Maradona was my childhood football sports hero. He led Argentina to winning the FIFA World Cup in 1986. It was shame he couldn't win it as a coach too.

Sadly for Portugal and Cristiano Ronaldo, it was Spain that ended up winning the Euros after playing final with England. I think it was in this semi finals that Portugal was eliminated.

Cristiano Ronaldo is likely going to start considering retirement after playing the next World Cup. I believe that by the time he would also must have scored his 1000 goals.

Liverpool have already won the league with about three matches remaining to play. There is no way I even expected them losing the league to Arsenal. They are not bottlers FC.

I don't think my opinion is going to matter in this at the moment which is why I have decided to accept the new format and get used to it. I know there is no way UEFA is going to change it.

What are your top three favorite game genres, and what draws you to each of them? Do you prefer action, strategy, role-playing, or other types? How do these genres influence your gaming experience and choices? Are there specific titles within these genres that stand out as your favorites?

Where can I find and play stand-alone games like Contra today? Are there specific platforms, websites, or stores that offer classic or similar games? Additionally, do you prefer playing on modern consoles, PC, or through emulators? How do these options compare for enjoying nostalgic games like Contra?