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What's considered fun can be subjective in my opinion. This is because there are a lot of things that I might find fun in which another person would disagree and that's very normal. The same thing is apparently applicable to video games as well. A gamer might see a particular game to be fun for him while it's not to another. If I'm picking one game that's pure fun to play, it would be the first person life simulation adventure video game Slime Rancher.

Hey everyone I'm Ravenfreak, I'm a 32 year old nerd! I mainly enjoy retro games the most but I do play modern games as well. Other things besides games that I like are anime/manga, cartoons/comics, music, movies, forums, and I do enjoy programming from time to time. My favorite animated series is Teen Titans, and my favorite gaming franchise is Sonic the Hedgehog.

You shouldn't have to work yourself like that my life. Take it easy before you break down all because of work and you still have to get into gaming as well. It's too much.

There's one of such products. I think that it's called iVac dust control. I came across the device one time on Amazon when I was trying to purchase smoke detector.

I bumped into a player the other and get to see the skin Midas in play. It looked so cool and I felt like it's something that I need to have for myself as well.

That sound like pigeons squeaking really got me there 😂 but I do understand exactly what you meant. Some people don't learn from just theory unless they actually try that out themselves and once they do, they will never forget it.

For current gen physical games i usually search every once in a while for various bargains i can find online like on sites like bol.com, nedgame and mediamarkt. Most offer free shipping so i don't have to go out to a physical store to buy them. Every now and then i just go on a "game hunting" trip where i drive to various stores and see if they have anything interesting but that rarely happens anymore. Nearly all the japanese region stuff i get off Yahoo auctions Japan trough a proxy service called Zenmarket, have been using them in what seems forever now since they first started out and they have never let me down once, if you're a regulair customer you get a lot of cool benifits. I'm also starting to get a lot of good deals trough Mercari Japan for that i use another procy service called Remambo. I've used ebay a ton in the past but these days i use ebay maybe once every couple of months to get something. For digital stuff i'm forced with either microsoft store or ps store i use those mostly to get a season pass or dlc because i don't have any other options for that but you know that's a last resort.

The new PS PLUS service has been officially released in Asia this week , it will be released in Japan next week and by next month Europe and America. With the release on the Asia market we finally have a full list of games, Im not sure if the games on this list will be the same for Europe or America but it will probably be 90% similar. Here is the link for the article with the full list. https://www.gamespot.com/articles/the-new-playstation-plus-launches-in-asia-revealing-a-full-games-list/1100-6503763/

No matter how comfortable the seat is, if I sit too long than I should be, it's my bum that would start paining me before my back would follow as well. It's why I play in moderation to avoid getting unnecessary pains.

It's a movie mate, just like @kingpotatohave explained to you. I'm going to upload the movie poster now for you as well. You should watch it.

You never put a trophy for sale. It's more like a legacy you want to hold on to and probably leave behind for others to see your collection. It's like having your own personal museum.

Resident Evil is one movie that Capcom have done everything within their power to develop games on it and they have quite a number of the series running through the gaming industry. My favorite of their Resident Evil games would be RE 4 because it's the real definition of horror. They got it spot on with the game. Resident Evil Village is good as well. Also, another one that you can't leave out easily would be the one and only Sonic the Hedgehog.

"Perfect fun gameplay" isn't something you nail down to any particular formula, just like @Dannyjax said it's subjective. I could say the turn based system in Final Fantasy X is perfect and the best gameplay I've experienced that uses that system. I could also say Metal Gear Solid 3 has the perfect tactical/stealth gameplay, or that Life is Strange has the best mechanics of any interactive narrative type of experience. Not only are these games are completely different but at the end of the day they are all subjective opinions rather than provable facts. So with all due respect @Reality vs Adventure, I'm really not sure where you're trying to go with this and I doesn't seem like a particularly productive conversation to me. We've already started to see this lack of productive conversation with this: Well, everything you mentioned is not straight fun. Skyrim being far from perfect is not PERFECT FUN GAMEPLAY!!! TLOU is drama and nothing near fun gameplay. How can say that @kingpotato is wrong? If he thinks that Skyrim, God of War or The Last of Us have the most fun gameplay then that's just how he feels. You can't define what somebody else considers to be "Fun". It's like me telling you that you don't like Broccoli, what the fuck do I know! It's all subjective.

Cooking is one of my favorite hobbies. I cook for fun and not because I have the need to eat. This led me into seeking out for the cooking called Overcooked. At first, I didn't have any high expectations on the game but when I started playing it, I was shocked beyond my imagination with how challenging and thrilling the game can get. It's a game that you'll enjoy with no limitations with your woman especially if she enjoys cooking too.

I had the expectations that Dark Souls 3 wouldn't be that difficult and challenging but I was put to the sword with what the developer and FromSoftware Inc cooked up in the game. If I'm being very honest, Dark Souls 3 is the most difficult souls game that I have ever played. I never thought it would get to that level but I was given a reality check with the game.

Much appreciated lord crab 😁😁😁

This user has not made a single post to VGR this month --- so probably a no for May.

Man i haven't pulled out some of this stuff in years until a few days ago, like all my european gamboy advance games are still in the moving boxes when i moved out of my parents place haha. When digging trough them looking for rpg's, i realised how amazing the cover art is on most of these. You don't see that anymore these days, unless you would read gaming magazines for the most part publishers had to sell you the game on the coverart alone, they are all good games imo and there's atleast 10 rpg's in case they haven't been mentioned already :

It would be nice not to go off the rails with the topic. So, I would have to look for the topic where it's appropriate for me to carry on the discussion on how he can use Bluestack.

That seems like an issue you should ask a doctor about. I wouldn't leave it unchecked. Because how do you know it won't happen when you drive?

That's an interesting idea, but I'm definitely more a hands on learner. I have to physically go through it to grasp it. A lot of times when people describe something they sound like pigeons squaking. All I want to do is toss them pieces of bread and see what they do.

I started out playing Two Point Hospital which is a good strategy video game.

DB - Battle of Gods - 9.5/10

It's just like mathematics, if you leave it for a long time, it's going to leave you as well, there is no two ways about it. So, if you don't want to lose how good you are with the controllers, you should never stop using them completely for a long time.