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That's so true. I remember those NHL games in the late 90's and it did feel like the skaters you controlled were slower for some reason.

I got NHL '99 once as a teen.  I lost that copy and years later bought another one.  I've actually come to hate the game because I feel like my skaters are slower than those of the other team.

LEGO Racers and LEGO Rock Raiders are the only ones that come to mind. I bought them twice each, because the originals just wouldn't work on our Windows XP machine!

This is exactly how it's supposed to be because it's not worth it buying in on something that's not going to give you the value of your money. It's why I would like to wait for as long as it's worth the wait for it. 

Yeah I remember this game and i didn't hear much about 989 studios after this game or maybe I just didn't search about them more.

Thanks Shagger.  I'll check the cartridge for dirt.  Also I don't install games onto my Switch.  I just put the cartridge in and leave it there until I buy another game.  This is only the second Switch game I have ever bought.  I never had this problem with WRC 8.

Still going strong with my NG+ playthrough of Horizon Forbidden West and earned the Platinum Trophy a couple of days ago.
 

I had a swell time today playing Gran Turismo 7 on my PlayStation 4.

I never played the game, in fact I wish you best of luck and do an review of it once you have put enought hours into it 😉 Sounds fun but it's not my cup of tea. I lost doing ETS latly nowdays

I have played WRC 8 ,I was considering getting the wrc 10 rather than 9 because I heard it's much more better than wrc 8 and 9 combined.
Has anyone played the wrc 10?

Excited to hear your point of view on the game, since I agree that 8 has some weird bugs that they appear to not want to backdate and fix.

It is great that you made the purchase, I will be here waiting for your personal experience with WRC 9. 

GT 7 on PS4

Whenever it comes to my character customization in most RPG games that I played, I'm always very careful with my character building because if I mess it up, it's always going to affect my gameplay. I had a little struggle with my character building in Divinity: Original Sin II but I later got it right the way I wanted. 

You're very correct, and most importantly the happiness that comes through video game is beyond compare. The feeling I get from playing GT, MGP racing games, are totally pleasant, like I'm in seven heaven, only football can offer me more than that. 

I think puzzles games help with cognitive ability.
Games in general actually helps build your imagination which is an essential part of creativity as well.

You're very correct about video games helping out with one's mental health because a lot of people have supported the fact that it helped them deal with their depression at one point. @Kane99supported that assessment not long ago in one of the threads that it helped him deal with his depression. 

Yeah videogames (and movies) pretty much taught me English at an early age , it also helped me to think outside of the box and come up with solutions that others wouldn't probably think about in the past. As @Justin11 and @Heatman above said it also helped me with my driving skills and reacting skills when driving. I'm also from believe that gaming can be benefitial for your mental health because it's supposed to make you happy

Everything depends on the kind of games that you play and what it offers you in terms of education. Take for instance, in most simulation games where you get to simulate real life events, it helps to groom you on such task. 
Also, I playing car racing and driver simulation games taught me how to drive in real life. It's where I learnt almost everything about car driving and parking. 

Just as anyone who contributed in your post have to agree, that's where I stand too. I don't just play games when it wouldn't add some value to my life. I started playing racing games, because I love driving in real-life. I am not an expert rider, but the skills I get from playing those favourite racing games, have enabled me learn better driving skills and confidence in driving. 

Same as me, I started with handheld games long before I play with a console and controller and I was about 6 when I was gifted my first Gameboy.
If any of my kids loves gaming as much as I would get them a console or maybe a Nintendo switch for a start since the games on the platform are usually kids friendly and then we could move on to other platforms as they grow older.

I think FIFA isn't a game I particularly enjoy playing alone , with friends Makes it a lot more engaging.
All racer games can be enjoyed single or multiplayer modes alike imo unless someone thinks other wise.
Survival horror games, adventure games , first person shooter games can be enjoyed in single player mode. And besides I can't really play the last of us or dying light with people either.

I started gaming at 3 years old and I've been gaming for 3 decades now so there's not harm in starting them off with very simple games at that age. I started playing Duck Hunt shooting a duck with the gun accessor...Okay so maybe that's not the best example but you get the point 🤣.

WRC 8.  After about 105 winless seasons on hard I'm playing on easy and dominating.

Played Gran Turismo today