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I will say Tetris. I was still very young then, but I got so hooked to it that I was eventually cautioned. That was my very first video game, and I wanted more.

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I noticed this was on the app store because I think it was the top free downloaded app at the time. I may have to try it out sometime.

I hear it time and time again that technology has affected us socially. We are apparently not as verbal as we used to be with screens in front of our faces all day long. We depend on technology for communication more than verbally speaking to one another.

Probably the iPhone 15 Pro Max since I'm already used to using an iPhone and I could play AAA gaming titles on it. I'm really not too picky though, I currently have an 11 and it does most things I need/want it to do.

I can spend hours straight staring in front of my computer screen all day, but I can spend hours off and on doing things on my smartphone all day long. So, there's kind of a balance there.

Rugrats was my #1 favorite TV show as a kid. I think I watched it about every day. When I got a bit older I started getting into stuff like Everybody Loves Raymond, Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air, and Friends.

Being a Lord of the Rings nut, I think I'm mostly anticipating The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim. It looks like it's going to be pretty epic! I can't really picture an animated Lord of the Rings film being nearly as epic as the film trilogy though, but I assume it will be rather well-put together.

I'm currently re-watching Black Sails, but I haven't watched another episode in a few days now due to being busy with other things.

I generally get stressed more often when I'm tired and feel under pressure to get things done.

I used to overly worry about everything as a teen and young adult, now I'm much more laid-back and let the flow of things go as they come; I don't worry too much about what is beyond my control. I see life as a means of survival, being happy, and finding contentment.

I once did a bunch of coding work for someone that paid me upfront, then they filed a PayPal charge-back to get all of their money back and they were successful. I may have been scammed once or twice online trading TCG cards, but I don't really remember.

I've always been sceptical of game that try and take a single mechanic and expand it into being the whole game. In this case, it's the crafting/gathering mechanics that are in lots of MMO's. However, I do find myself more optimistic with this one. It may not be the most complicated game in the world, but I like it's style and that roots in-game success in cooperation, unlike other survival MMO's that are beacon calling all ass-holes. This is one worth keeping an eye on.

What you need know about Bitcraft is that the game is a community-driven sandbox MMORPG. In this game, you're going to partake in farming, hunting, crafting, city-building, social strategy and so many other things. Although, there's no official release date of the game, but its closed alpha test have started on April 2, 2024. It's going to be released on PC first before it will come to other platforms. What do you think about this game?

Playing video games is a hobby for most people. There are so many people who started playing when they were kids and have kept playing heavily as adults. This act have affected them in so many ways and including on their social lives. A lot of them don't know how to socialise with people in the real world outside gaming. Have playing video games affected your social life?

What do you make of this new game Sker Ritual? I would say that from the trailer, it looks fun with the touch of horror, shooting and a feel of magic and RPG in it. Would you be playing Sker Ritual?

It actually depends on what I'm in the mood for but most times, it's going to be adventure games that I prefer to play when I want to relax and enjoy myself. The whole exploration part of the game offers soothing experience.

To make matters worst for me, I even pre ordered Cyberpunk 2077. It was an experience I vowed never to put myself through again when it comes to buying games. Since then, I haven't pre ordered any games.

Personally, I don't use it. I have it turned off in any game that I play because I don't want to get any thing that's going to aggravate me when I'm playing the game.

Talk about how toxic some of these online gaming communities can be, it's one of my biggest reasons for trying everything possible to stay away from them if I can. It's unless when I can't and really needed something (information) from them that you can find me there.

The last video game that I played was Sea of Star. It was a PC game that was recommended to me by a good friend of mine which I turned out to enjoy very much. I've been playing it for a while now.

The current update is that they may likely miss out on qualifying for next season Champions League. Injuries contributed a lot to that happening this season, and the poor form of some attackers is another thing that should be blamed.

When Manchester United won the English Premier League in 2008. It was one moment that I still cherish till today. I never believed that they are going to do it till the last kick of that game.

Most of the times, my mobile phone is always with me. You can't count the number of times that you won't find me using it either to check my mails or to communicate with clients. It has been am awesome device that I make use of on a daily basis.

Technology has impacted positively to global health research, and that is a great way to keep making the work of saving lives easier for health practitioners. There are machines that now make it pretty easy and that is something that I like a lot.