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As we all know, Red Dead Redemption II took the world by storm when it was released in October. The game has been insanely popular since then, and it shows no signs of slowing down. Still, the game was only released on PS4 and Xbox One, so that leaves out a very large PC market at the moment. I have plenty of friends who haven't played the game yet, since they're waiting on the game to come to PC. Interestingly enough, the first Red Dead Redemption never came to PC, so some people think it may not. What do you guys think? Will Red Dead Redemption II be released for PC? If so, when do you think that will be?

Post your desktop? Messy or tidy? I hate it being unorganised and I'll always keep all of my files and documents neat.

I reviewed Resident Evil 2 recently and absolutely loved it:- https://wegotthiscovered.com/gaming/resident-evil-2-review/ Anyone else excited?

This is my laptop interface.

Even your so-called "evil" traits have a purpose in particular situations but as you say it is how you use it.

One of my friends recommended a Pokemon emulator on the iOS. Seems bit difficult to play as I prefer the DS. I remember the free gaming emulators for the GameBoy. Man, those days were amazing 😄

Train Sim World on the PlayStation 4. It's a train simulator as you can guess from the name. It's not the most exciting game in the world and as with any simulator, DLC is quite expensive and adds very little other than trains and routes. But, it is quite relaxing and whenever I need to just chill out, this is the game I go for (and probably Crew 2) because you can just drive the train and watch the scenery :D

Maybe if you are trying to roast your genitals then it would be very useful. 🤣🤣🤣

Okay, MASSIVE SPOILERS FOLLOW. Booker DeWitt is a fascinating protagonist because it turns out that he's also the game's antagonist, Comstock. His self from a parallel universe is the enemy he is battling through the entire game. But what makes this particularly interesting is that there is a deep logic to the situation. Booker's past involved him doing some horrible things and being exposed to some terrible situations (incidentally based on real world events). He was deeply traumatized by this, and in the other universe, he coped with the monstrous things he had done by going all out and embracing that monstrosity. So in a surprisingly literal way, Booker is battling his own psychological and spiritual demons through the game. Through the grace of his daughter and the force of his own will, he makes a choice at the end of the game to erase all possible futures as Comstock. Considering the evil within him was momentous enough to almost destroy the multiverse, the fact that he managed to beat it speaks volumes to his ultimate goodness.

I have used Linux but honestly I keep coming back to Windows. Not just because of the gaming but most of the software work out of the blue on Mac and Windows. Something which is harder to work on the Linux. I'd say if you are serious about gaming then better stick with console and Windows. Because you never know what software you may need. Linux seems to be lacking on that.

The Khajits will join the side with the most coins 🤣. Seriously though, If I was either side, I would definitely get rid of them just because of how treacherous those Khajits are.

It's a shame I haven't got any nominations for this month. Alyxx will too get my vote for January. She posts high quality content on a regular basis, puts time and effort when writing game reviews and is very polite to the forum users and staff.

I've never had to replace a controller either. I have two controllers at the moment so that I don't have to play whilst charging my controller. There are times where I get frustrated with games, especially with FIFA but I have never thrown it or broken it lol. Don't think I could afford to keep breaking it

First off. A game that isn't made by EA as Disney will probably revoke the licensing deal in a few years. Secondly, a rebranding/rehiring for LucasArts.

I primarily use a PC I built for gaming, so please bear with me when I say I have a MacBook lol. But I do have a 2011 MacBook Pro (hopefully will upgrade next year lol). All I do to keep it running pretty cool is have it sit on a large, thin book. My 15" MacBook sits just about perfectly on this large Star Wars book I got when I was younger, and the book isn't too thick. This keeps it from being directly on my lap. "Laptops" aren't really made to be on your lap as I'm sure we all know lol. When I worked for Apple, we weren't even allowed to call the MacBook a laptop, it always had to be a notebook. Just because they didn't want people thinking they should keep them directly on their laps (which I totally understand lol).