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Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, by a long shot.
It has been getting 10's and 9's all around. However, I would put an 8 to it. If you don't like the very few Single Player Modes and only have the awful Nintendo Switch Online Experience to go off from. You literally have been cheated off 60 USD.

Hello my name is monty and new to gaming.. Older then normal so please bare with me.
Just bought xbox 1 on ebay and ghost recon.. Friends boy was playing it and it looked like a blas..
 
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Doom, the FPS that helped popularize the genre way back in December 1993 has just turned 25 years old. To celebrate I've decided to give it a review and discuss just what made Doom such a groundbreaking title. You can check it out here: https://www.vgr.com/doom-25th-anniversary-review/
How will you be celebrating the 25th anniversary of what could easily be considered the father of the FPS genre?

Five Guys is incedible. It’s my favourite, too. Unfortunately we don’t have Red Robin or In N Out here in the UK but I’d love to try them!

Here is my review: https://www.vgr.com/fallout-76-pc-game-review/

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Not that long actually. I really got into them back around 2008. The first console I owned was an N64 with Super Mario, and I played that game so much because it was the only game I had at the time. My parents just couldn't afford video game consoles, so when I finally got another game, which was Pokemon Stadium, I was overjoyed because I now had two games! I have since been lucky after getting married and finally have the opportunity to play them, although I still have a long wish list of ones I have yet to play. Sadly, I no longer have an N64, but that thing was basically my childhood.
 
 

Wow, a ton of new games were announced. The Game Awards was arguably more exciting than E3 this year. I am super excited for Rage 2 and mortal Komat 11!

Wow, a ton of new games were announced. The Game Awards was arguably more exciting than E3 this year. I am super excited for Rage 2 and mortal Komat 11!

It is very necessary to collect materials in Fallout 76. Because they are a particularly important part of the game. You'll need all kinds of materials to craft and upgrade about everything (including Fallout 76 weapons and armor) in this game. including Fallout 76 Lead. In Fallout 76, there's more than one way for you can get hold of Lead. including Fallout 76 Lead Deposits. Find out all the information about Lead in Fallout 76 below.
  The importance of the Fallout 76 Lead Deposits
  Lead is a very important material as we stated in the first paragraph and you can get it in Fallout 76. You'll need it to create a whole bunch of different things in the game. But, most important, to craft ammo, the Lead is a must-have. Trust us, you'll be crafting a lot of ammo in Fallout 76 to help you strengthen your combat effectiveness and level up faster. So to get your hands on plenty of Lead is necessary. Thankfully, there have various ways to get hold of Lead in Fallout 76, Lead Deposits, of course, included.
  Where to Find Fallout 76 Lead Deposits
  Definition: Lead Deposits are deposits of lead. And you can find it scattered throughout the map of Fallout 76 at Public Workshops. You can mine in order to receive a healthy amount of precious ore. Luckily, in Fallout 76, there are some locations in which you can find Lead Deposits. There's too much Lead to mine. So there's no need to scramble for this with others.
  The full list of known Lead Deposit locations in Fallout 76 is as follows (In alphabetical order):
  ·Berkeley Springs West
  ·Converted Munitions Factory
  ·Grafton Steel Yard
  ·Lakeside Cabins
  ·Poseidon Energy
  However, the Lead Deposits are not the only way to get Lead in Fallout 76. There are plenty of items that will give you Lead when you scrap them.
  Question from the above paragraph. Which Items Give Lead When Scrapped?
  As stated above, there are massive items that will award you with Lead when you scrap them.
  Just like we said earlier, there are massive items that will award you with Lead when you scrap them. You'll find these items scattered on the Fallout 76 map. But what we recommend you the most is to take a look at every gym you encounter. Once you find the dumbells and weights inside the gym they will give you plenty of Lead. We also recommend you to switch on your “Tag for Search” feature on Lead because any items containing the resource will be identified by a magnifying glass icon.
  You'll also get some Lead by defeating and scavenging robots, so why do not give it a try? If not, please keep on searching, or reload the game into a different server.
  You'll see the known list of items that award you with Lead when you scrap them in Fallout 76, with how much Lead you will get to boot. (In numerical and alphabetical order)
  ·5lb Weights: 2 Lead
  ·160lb Barbells: 20 Lead
  ·Ammo Casing: .44, .50, 25mm, 0mm / 1 Lead
  ·Baby Rattle: 1 Lead
  ·Barbells: 80lb Barbell and 80lb Curlbar / 10 Lead
  ·Cans: 1 Lead
  ·Combination Wrench: 2 Lead
  ·Energy Cell: 1 Lead
  ·Ignition Core: 7 Lead
  ·Makeshift Battery: 2 Lead
  ·Paint Cans: 7 Lead
  ·Pencils: 1 Lead
  ·Rat Poison: 7 Lead
  ·Weights: 10lb, 25lb, 20lb Dumbbell, 40lb Dumbbell / 7 Lead
  Please keep an eye on any of the above items will let you with enough Lead to keep an entire army supplied with ammunition. Except for Lead Deposits and item scrapping. There also have another way to get hold of the valuable resource. Want to know? Please follow us.
  Lead Ore in Fallout 76
  The final and the third way for you to get hold of Lead in Fallout 76 is through Lead ore. It is totally a pure ore of Lead that you can smelt at the chemistry stations. And if you have a plan to smelt down two lots of Lead ore, you'll need some Acid. For every two lots of Lead ore and one lot of Acid, once finished smelting, you'll receive five lots of Lead Scrap. Unfortunately, we could not find too many Lead ore locations when we're editing this article. But you can find Lead Ore at the Hornwright Industrial Headquarters.
  You may find Lead ore in Fallout 76 in two locations within the Hornwright Industrial Headquarters:
  ·On the executive floor, you'll find three lots of Lead ore
  ·In the basement, you can find two more lots of Lead ore
  If you can not find Lead ore within the Hornwright Industrial Headquarters, please try to reload into a new server and take a look. If that still does not work, please try to look for the Lead Deposits and items containing Scrap Lead as listed above. You can always get some, now cannot you?

I found this site after Googling "video game forums" and decided to give it a go! So a little about me...
I'm a 28 year old female from Kentucky. I actually haven't been into gaming for that long (maybe since about 2008) and my favorite games are the Uncharted series and the Mass Effect series. I also love Super Mario 64 and really wish I still had my N64.
I look forward to being here!

This one's a tough one. But for me, it would have to be either Forza Horizon or Driveclub & Grand Theft Auto. I think the one aspect of Grand Theft Auto that could be improved is the driving and the cars so to get the graphics of a top end racing game and the branded cars would just be amazing. To be fair, we could already do this with mods on PC but as a console player, it would be great to have those things in the game. Plus who wouldn't love to drive a Ferrari in a massive open world and customise it?

Had a similar experience to Dylan. The original Black Ops has a lot of hackers.

About a week ago when I played the OG Black Ops on PS3. Nearly half the games in online MP are filled with aimbots and hackers 😫 

Oh, this was when I played on the ladder on Battle.net, with StarCraft. THere were times I would play back in the day on the ladder, only to be playing against someone who thought they would level up faster by using mods and cheat systems to out play people. I haven't played much in the ladder anymore, and Blizzard does pretty well now to block those cheaters now, since most people are now stuck playing on their servers without using a third party host for their games to record wins.

I would go with Starcraft and Halo. Combine the two into either a first person shooter or the god mode view, and you would have a fun game with much more gaming options to play with to go against your selected enemy.

I keep thinking about this and coming up completely blank. I'm not sure I've ever played one on anyone or had one played on me, at least that was memorable. That's pretty weird.

Honestly? No. I no longer play it anymore. I have been focusing interests in other games that I feel like I need my time in to play as of late. If I were to get back into it, I probably would do it when I am ready to tinker around again with doing things in it.

They did mentioned that after Red Dead redemption they might work on a Bully sequel so yeah GTA 6 is still to far away

For me it was an online mobile Yu-gi-oh game, If you wanted good cards you had to pay, if not you had to won at least a dozen battles just to get a booster pack and even the booster pack will only had 1 or 2 decent cards, but winning with just but cards against experienced players with better cards was a miracle.

Same problem as most free games, If You are rich in real life you are invincible in the game

Wrote a few words about Fallout 76 for VGR. Long story short, I'm having a fun time with it. https://www.vgr.com/fallout-76-is-a-buggy-mess-but-i-still-cant-stop-playing-it/

The Last Of Us 2, Elder Scrolls 6, Cyberpunk 2077 and maybe Days Gone are all at the top of my list. If a Darkest Dungeon 2 or new Fallout gets announced then they’d shoot to the top of my list, too.

I would also vote for Minecraft. This video game inspired many other video games and created a very big community of players. It's just a game which is something like a classic.

There’s definitely a case to be made for Super Mario Bros and Minecraft. Both games made a huge impact on gaming’s DNA. GTA III and Modern Warfare III were influential, for sure. Out of the COD titles I think MW1 probably made the biggest impact culturally imho.

What was the last game you played?  Which system did you play it on?  How long did it take you to beat the game?