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Minecraft and Candy Crush are two most useless games that has ever been in existence as far as I'm concerned.

Gran Turismo is another interesting car racing video games that your going to find it too hard to leave once you start playing it. Most GT fans can't wait for the release of GT 7. It's really sad the game isn't available on PC yet.

Hopefully, you're not planning to join transportation companies to start driving cars for them 😂.

The content update of the Scourge looks pretty cool. New content reveal through this stream worth watching.

Playing at the highest level of difficulty makes the game worthwhile. Giving you choice to always be motivated to play on and never feel bored because its never a one sided game.

I've quite enjoyed Path of Exile in the past. With this new expansion this could be a very opportune time to get back into it.

Cyberpunk is a really good example of this because I believe you don't really see your character unless you look in a mirror. They have quite an extensive character creation process as well which is quite wasted. I really do wish they gave us the option of a third-person camera.

Yes of course, I can play provided its interesting. Its been long I got to play super mario game. I played it via java phone earlier time. I call it bounce that time, due to how the gameplay flow.

I started on easy, but found it too easy, and finished the game on hard. In saying that, I literally finished the main plot and all side quests barely really parrying attacks at all. Mostly stealth, and then just any disrupter weapons (kunai, bombs and smoke bombs) got me through, with ALOT of rolling around.

This goes for most 3D games as it's unlikely you'll see your character from all angles frequently. Especially bad in this regard is Final Fantasy XIV, RIFT and other MMOs. Not only are your unique features less likely to be appreciated, even more impossible is it to appreciate others' painstaking design choices unless they've mutated their character in such an absurd way it's more for ****s and giggles than roleplay. What I think makes this OK is when you can still notice the effects of this even when you can't see them. When NPCs comment on your attractiveness (clothing in The Elder Scrolls, smell and bloodiedness in Kingdom Come: Deliverance which @killamch89 referenced earlier), amassed wealth, and simply one's stats, it goes a long way to making your character feel unique and noticed in the world. While The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim can take this too far (i.e how can a guard tell from looks alone that I'm an experienced alchemist, archer or alteration user?), I'd rather the game were with such things than without.

I believe that's how PS5 console bos created to act, their is no problem with it provided it doesn't affect the gameplay and it's amazing features.

That was a very good game then and for the fact that you can play with friends online through Facebook makes it all better.

Totally understandable as our preferences change as we grow older and parents sometimes lose track of that.

Those graphics looks incredible. I kinda fancied the Raven logo design graphic with ravens flying over it. It's evil-cool.

Maybe this

Looks basic design but something like this is worth long term wise.

Nice looking mouse I must say and if it's a Logitech G series mouse, it's a quality one for sure.

I'm not saying that you try to forcefully "convert" people, but it's clear that other people using a controller for FPS games does bother you, and the fact that it does bother you an issue all it's own. I'm just trying to understand why people take such issue with that. On a side note, people who put pineapple on pizza belong in the den of bastards and deserve to die.

One of my favorite pizzas is pineapple with Canadian bacon! Now that I think of it, it's past due to get one.

To hell with this franchise. They're always the same. Just the previous years game with an updated team roster loaded with some of the most predatory microtransactions the industry.

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is a very good role playing game. I never have played it but I might get it in the Steam Winter sale. People have very good reviews on it

Some people who are too addicted doesn't have to wait for mood to decide what or how long they will play. They simply play because they can't help it.

This is one of the few moments in any video game where I was literally shook up. It's a huge accomplishment that they even got me to care in the first place. Normally, I'd just shrug my shoulders and be link whatever. This moment in Spec Ops really struck me.