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What video game on average crosses your mind the most over a long period of time, adjusting for games you might think of more just because you are playing them at the moment? For me, it is still BioShock Infinite.

Cloud saves are so helpful, but recently I had some trouble getting NBA 2K21 to work proper. The issue I had, was that my save file became corrupt somehow and flat out dissapeared. I was unable to load my save file and my career mode. I contacted epic as it shows my game had cloud saves set to on, so I thought maybe they'd be able to port the save to me. Nope. So I contact 2K and they too are no help. So, I think all games should include cloud saves going forward, and if any files are corrupt on the main drive, it should revert to the cloud backup. I think every online game should have this, especially if you need online to play the game in the first place. But yeah, the NBA 2K thing was annoying, because when I see cloud saves, I should be able to recover my saves from the cloud. But I guess Epic or 2K doesn't have a good save system afterall.

Personally for me, it's the history behind the location that makes it stick with me for a very long time even years after playing the games.

Whenever it comes to action games I always have this feeling that every weapon for me and how much is very important because there will come a time when that weapon would be the only thing that will help you to survive..

Seriously, that was exactly how I felt reading that his comment we he still maintained the same disposition towards the concept that we are talking about.

Seriously, it is the only way that I know that a gamer can actually get paid more for spending more time on a game when he or she gets paid in cryptocurrency from how long that they put in playing the games

This can actually work to some extent if the learner in question is well committed to learning how to stream games online.

One thing that I know to be very common when it comes to gambling is how addictive it gets. It will heighten the level of addiction to games.

Games have gotten much, much bigger over the past decade or so. I guess the biggest adjustment for me was having to upgrade my computer's storage to accommodate games that can be 100+ GB.

To quote from a poem I wrote: Sometimes I wonder why I do the things that I do? Why do I make the choices that I make? Why do I live the way that I live?

Yup indeed. Fanboys are a big problem, since they fawn over their favorite games and companies, and if you argue with them about it, or say something bad, they flip out. They are the reason that so many game companies get away with their abuse and unfair treatment, because they keep putting money down for said games. It's just a bit annoying to see how idiotic some fans can be for their favorite things. It's almost like when you talk bad about a game, they will take it to heart pretty much.

Would be an interesting time to go back to. Seeing the many arcades, and seeing what Pac-Man and other arcades did for the time. I grew up in the 90s, so arcades weren't as huge back then, and soon enough, most arcades are pretty much gone. So I think it would have been cool, going to the arcade on the weekends to play games. I never got to experience that, so I'd go back and do that I think.

Yeah, I can see this bringing in a ton for studios and publishers. I know many gamers who would be so into this, and will find ways to abuse the system if possible. I agree. It's just going to result in more riches for the studios and we'll get nothing great in return. That's how it always is for us gamers. We get screwed over and the big studios get awarded with more and more cash which never goes to the actual developers, but the big time publisher. I just won't use the feature in games I get, if they have it. I still have hopes that NFTs will die out soon. I still think it could be a fad that will drop off at some point. I hope.

Oh dang. I hope you find someone that can accomodate you.

It's @Head_Hunter that is born early 2000s, I was born 1998. I'm quite growing old, but I still have some time on Earth to play whole lots of games before my time expires.