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No need for getting cranky on me mate 😂. Alright, you wrote it yourself... I give up, you have won.

HEY! I wrote it myself you A-Holes! If the grammer and style was inspired by anything I'd say it's a small character from Star Trek Voyager. Dr Chaotica, who appears in a few episodes as the arch nemesis in Tom Paris' holodeck program "Captain Proton". He is sort of a parody character from 50's sci-fi villains.

I would say Shark, but that's been done... more than once with mixed results.

Beavers, because you can build dams. If you go looking for it there are games made for almost any kind of animal you can think of. Some better, some worse.

Preferably one that isn't named "the hunter," which was a phase that went on during the seventh console generation. If hunters were able to play video games, they'd go for the generic 'assault' class in online shooters. Honestly, I'm not hard to impress. I want an enemy that seems more clever. One that's willing to flank, use invisibility, or otherwise do something to aggrevate the player in a logical way such as tossing grenades to flush them out of cover, or provide suppressive fire to keep them hunkered down. It really depends on the game. My answer is with the seventh generation of consoles, keeping in line with my initial response.

I believe Dog's Life was the one I played in demo form all those years ago, pretty sure on the PS2 at one point. I don't remember much about the demo, but I remembered the controls were fairly decent. I need to replay Spyro, haven't played it since I played the original on the PS1 back with my nephew. It's been a long time. But yeah, I'll have to revisit Dog's Life and maybe Spyro while I'm at it. Thanks for the suggestions!

Just don't bite our heads off already over that little inquiry buddy 😂. He's all cocked and loaded waiting to start firing on all cylinders but I have dodged him ASAP 😂.

Seriously, it's actually why most videos games companies now strive to make games that are very realistic when it comes to what's obtainable in the real life.

Fine boys... Really? You're still going to be maintaining that concept eeh?

I'd say no. In fact on reflection 2021 was probably the worst year for the gaming industry and gamers alike in quite some time. With all the scalping, shortages, delays, broken releases, broken promises, accusations of abuse, lawsuits, NFT's and on the whole not even that many games... There was a lot more controversy than there was actual gaming in 2021. I'm optimistic that 2022 will be better, but that's mostly because I can't see how it could get any worse.

It's exciting for me to go through the lists though, and find out for myself who the bests are via the 2021 gaming awards ceremony in each of the award session. Eden ring won an award, which is best anticipated video game, something like that.

That's right. Maybe I'll set a reminder for it via my mobile phone, even if the phone happens to get spoiled or lost, I'll still save it via another of my phone, to keep in check.

Congratulations to VGR forum for reaching 15,000 members milestone, which shows Admin @DC is always at work building something marvelous. And today, it has come to fruition, which brought the milestone of members at this wonderful VGR forum. Congrats to 'The black-angel, being the second Mod of this forum. I wish her well, as she takes on the new role of a Mod. Their is more landmarks to come for VGR forum in 2022 and beyond.

Congratulations @The Blackangel! You will do great! Cheers🍻 🥂!

I am happy for the latest milestone achieved in this wonderful VGR forum. Thanks @DC for putting great work in here, to make sure the forum is sustained up to this day, which attracted the numbers of registered members in here. I humbly thank @The Blackangel for her new role as a Mod at VGR forum, she deserves it for the incredibly number of years spent here, contributing wonderfully to the growth of VGR forum. I am looking forward to more highs come 2022 for the forum.

It all depends on the game. For example 1943 on NES is a WW2 game. For it, it needs to be historically accurate, or the game just doesn't work. Then there's games like RDR2, that take place in 1899. It is somewhat accurate for the time, but not entirely. And that works just fine for it. Most games need a little bit of accuracy for the time they're related to. Very few need to be historically accurate, as very few are based around a historical event.

The games I play are pretty simple so it's not really something I've come across before. However, I think it would be quite good for games to offer something like this to gamers because it can be annoying after a while if you keep failing. One thing that is good about the PS5 is that they offer guides for certain achievements. Doesn't help you much with the actual story or hard parts of the game but can be good to solve those annoying achievements that you find difficult to unlock.

Dark is always best for me. Whether you mean dark as "low light" or dark as "goth" is irrelevant. Dark is best for me. I keep the lights off in my house, and actually have to wear sunglasses half the time inside anyway. I'm beyond extremely photosensitive.

That's exactly the way to go with playing games at its best... When you don't play in a way to get everything in your game, you will live to regret it.

This forum isn't going anywhere. It's @DC's baby. I'm pretty sure he worked his ass off building it and getting traffic to it.

If games pre orders doesn't offer you some privileges, then what's the essence of doing that in the first place? They should have the early access in my opinion.