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Most games aren't that popular via local stores. At times the store keepers feels that the game wouldn't push for sales and they might record loss, cos they'll hold it long time without much sales. They always rely upon the popular games, since those games got popularity, they can easily sell them off, and make profit. That's just a few points of mine.
You can search the game online, their are several options of online stores you can order from even in your locality and get it delivered to you within few days or even hours. 

That's cool to hear from you about WRC 8, and your interest in WRC 9. I'll check them up via YouTube and see what their gameplay looks like. If it makes sense to me, already I'm a racing game addict, then I'll go for them. 

I love WRC 8 so much that now I'm considering getting WRC 9.  I know 10 is out, but I've heard that it's not a big enough step forward in quality and it may actually even be worse than 9.  I've also heard that WRC 9 has better handling and more historic rally cars than 8.  I'm all psyched up to get 9 and then I'll probably play them inter-changably.

Well in real life rally fans stand close to the racing surface.  The game is realistic in that regard.  I think that fans should stand at least ten or twenty feet back.  Its not like cars always handle perfectly.

It's never a good feeling whenever that happens racing in WRC 8. It's not like they deserved it and that's why it's very painful when I run down any of them. 

The WRC videos actually have it right. In rally, fans can get very close with little to nothing in terms of barriers and other such things for protection.
 
In rally, they don't race on racetracks, it is time trials on dirt tracts, country roads and off-road terrain, so there are no grandstands. Fan will usually find a spot at the side of the route the competitors drive and just sit/stand there. The clip below should show you what I'm on about.
 
 

I feel bad if I hit fans standing by the side of the road in WRC 8.

I read a lot even though I still play videogames, reading is just an habit I can't do away with .

Yeah I didn't think about being creative like writing. But I could totally see people taking up the arts, literature and more with video games not being a thing. That makes sense. It would probably make books more popular these days.

Can I say I am an "in the moment kind of person", I write as well but only when I have that warm feel I get inside my chest anytime a new inspiration pops in or I just got the right mood for it. I don't force myself to write because I  do it basically for fun.

I wanna draw too!!! What kind of motivation would get you drawing cars again? 

It's a silly question because most of us would find other games to play. Board, card, pen and paper RPG were popular before video and still are today. A choose your own adventure book is the book equivalent of a telltale video game. I'm certain that I, along with most gamers, would simply have wasted our time on some other thing if we had never gotten into videogames. It's possible that I could be wrong, but I find that to be unlikely.

I imagine that's what the result would be. More people getting outside, living life instead of in front of a tv. Even with tv and movies, I feel like people wouldn't be as cooped up in their homes all day. Yeah there will be some who watch tv and movies all day. 
For sure. I'd be riding bikes more often if I wasn't so lazy haha! 

Watching movies, riding bikes and reading would serve if by any chance video games doesn't exist anymore.

Oh god no, don't take my video games away lol. But seriously, if video games never existed, I imagine I would stick to movies, tv, music, etc. It's weird though, because thinking back, I don't remember a time where I didn't have video games in my life. Hell I was born into video games, so the idea of never having them bothers me lol. But, I think if they didn't exist, I don't think humans would care. Because we wouldn't have ever know about video games, so we'd find hobbies elsewhere. 

I'd definitely go back to reading books and graphic novels. It's strange to think about life w/o video games now. it's who I am and what I like. Maybe look for some new shows to watch. I just don't feel that much into cable tv anymore. I don't spend as much time trying to win bids collecting anymore, so w/o games I'd probably do a head dive into ebay. 

That would be a no brainer for me and it's hiking and preferable in the middle of nowhere because it's the most relaxing experience you can have after a stressfull day or week at work all the negative thoughts and stress are gone by the time you're done hiking, wheter going alone or with friends it doesen't really matter it's  the next best hobby to have besides gaming well in my oppinion that is.

If catching really funny glitches counts, then I've been lucky as hell in RDR2. From a guy going flying down the main drag in Valentine level with the roofs of the buildings to watching Uncle playing air banjo (and it making music) I've seen all sorts of hilarious glitches in that game. Yesterday I went fishing with Dutch and Hosea, and there was a snake swimming in our boat. It kept merging with Dutch's leg and swimming back out.

Probably in the arcade when playing super street fighter 2 beating M.Bison with just a fraction of health left like one kick or puch would have defeated me but it diden't happen it was also the first and only time i managed to beat street fighter in the arcade. 10 year old me felt like a boss for weeks.

In a MMORPG called Age Of Wushu, I was just joining clans and being a troll by start fights with other powerful clans and one of the other clans showed up to wipe out the clan I was in. I ducked into a nearby store and it just so happened that my clothing matched the shelves of the store. The enemy players checked the store and didn't see me even when they were right beside me.

Simply put, they're fun. Video games are an escape from reality, a temporary escape, but an escape nonetheless. They can also be benefitial, from being a tool to workout, to improving dexterity, hand eye coordination, problem solving, and more. Video games are entertainment. I play them because I have fun with them, and they make the mundane days better. 

Please share your reasons.
It really depends for me. For example, I play games like solitaire, chess, and bridge to keep my mind sharp and engaged. I play sports related games like Madden and NBA because I am a sports fan and enjoy competing with and against my favorite players and teams. I play games like PUBM, Battlefield, and Call of Duty because shooters are fun and very social.

I play because it's a break from the real world. And I can be whatever I want to be through games. It can't get any simpler than that.

That's a fact!! It saddens me that the man have retired from active wrestling. Only if it's possible to beat age, I'd have him do it and still wrestle. 
 
You're right about the bugs they 2K have been killing the franchise with in recent years. I can't forget the crap they did with WWE 2K20. 

Yes. The Undertaker is a legend. :)