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Are you talking about electrodes attached to our brain stem? If they ever get to the point where your brain can move a prosthetic arm, then yes the same can be to play a game. And I believe it's a possibility. That opens the door to cyborgs taking over as in Terminator. There is already medical implants that can alert authorities if you miss a dose of drugs. Add nanotechnology that can do who knows what on the cellular level; possibly carrying microscopic 'satellites' relaying messages throughout the brain to control bodily functions and thoughts. Who knows? In the Dark Ages they would of thought flying to the moon or communicating with someone instantly across the planet was witchery, alienation, or God resurrected. 

Calypso is pretty Twisted lol. He held Twisted Metal in LA and once he destroyed that, he decided to go global with the tournament. The worst part is he held this tournament for entertainment - he didn't care about the consequences it had on the citizens at all.

That's very correct about how evil and scary Sweettooth is in Twisted Metal 4. The glowing head is mmmh 😲. 

Yeah, but he's even scarier in Twisted 4.

These simulator games never appealed to me because they all have the same problem.
 
I've talked very recently about how video games should be considered as entertainment media and should be allowed to offer the same varied experiences to all sorts of people, but the interactive nature of the platform dose make them different. Rather than being a pure observer, a video game (or at least any good video game) grants you the chance to fantasize at being someone else, more specifically the very someone else in that game's story or situation. I call it the empowerment factor. If a game fails to do that, then it fails full stop.
 
Now, a game does not have to be a based on a fantasy to make this work. Who doesn't dream of being the F1 World Champion, winning the Superbowl, being the main event at Wrestlemania or winning the Champions League? Even though those things are real, they are still the dreams and fantasies of millions, if not billions of people.
 
That is the base appeal of simulation games. To be someone or achieve something that you won't in real life. This is fairly straightforward in the aforementioned sport simulation games or fantasy based games, but it's much harder to do this when they simulate a job. You know, the kind of job people do because they get paid for it! Who would then pay money to do that very thing? Even if it is the kind of job a kid dreams of being like a policeman, firefighter or even a pilot, the reality rarely lives up to the fantasy, if ever.
 
So game developers can do one of two things. Lean towards the fantasy within the real life occupation, or focus on making it as real as possible, a true simulation. You can't please both crowds.
 
So I don't see the point in these sim games. To work as a video game, they can either deliver a boring, disappointing dose of reality, or an unrealistic fantasy that would be called called out immediately by the hardcore crowd. Maybe there is an appeal to them that I just don't get, but I can't think of any reason why they could really have mass appeal.

I would definitely choose job simulation games over police 👮 simulation. Police isn't really my favorite subject. I hate having anything to do with them. 

Our children will definitely have so much fun playing their games with their parents or guardians because of the closure. 

I got you, card game is sweeter when you where the fun with your friends and family, it brings unity, and close bond. 

Yes those periods are holiday seasons and it would be a great way of spending your holiday. I mean gaming with friends, relatives or children. 

I would like to start out with video games that's going to be easy for them to get into and I'm definitely not giving them any horror games to play. 

Whenever I have the opportunity to play with my friends and family, I always make sure to do so because time spent with them matters to me a lot. 

If you look down on any gamer no matter their age, you will live to regret it all the days of your life. 

It is like that too when it comes to real life sports, no team should be underrated. Even a David can slay a goiath. I don't forget such kind of quote, it keeps me away from undereating anyone. 

That's my first time hearing about Twisted Metal, let alone playing it. It seems working for you, and you've adapted already to the game, best of luck to you. 

I don't think I ever played the latest Twisted Metal game, but Sweet Tooth was a fun one or even Axle was a unique character/vehicle setup.

The overthrowing of Calypso is the most fun thing of playing Twisted Metal 4 for me. 

I managed to collect one of my favorite old Sega controller called The Fishing Rod. It was released in Japan in 1997 and 1998 for the rest of the world. 

If I'm that close to my friend who's got a Playstation 5 already and we live close, I wouldn't mind visiting him often to play whenever I feel like. 

Because it had basically no single player content at release, and it was specifically made with esports in mind, nothing else. So fans of the classic series were hung out to dry.

That's a roster of hobbies you mentioned here, believing that all makes you happy. I love all you've mentioned too, I do get along with them in a virtualized way mostly. 

I like gaming, auto racing, cars, metal, psych rock, blues, country, rap, European architecture and sports.

I like gaming, auto racing, cars, metal, psych rock, blues, country, rap, European architecture and sports.

I'm a huge history need, if it smells like history I'll end up digging though all the little bits of it.

I dont have many but mine are:
- Videogames of course
- Drawing, Im not that good but I have been drawing since middle school, I make some doodles or draw some character ideas at least once a day
- I love to watch history videos on Youtube, I used to watch the history channel when it was about history. As well some of my drawing ideas come from past events like wars or stuff like that. 
- I read a lot of Manga, like a lot 😆, Right now Im following 17 ongoing Mangas according to my bookmarks, the number tends to increase or decrease. And during the day I usually just scroll around my favorite webpage for mangas looking for something new. I try to read a little bit of everything my favorites are Action, horror/suspense and romantic comedies.

Writing. I've finished 2 full length novels, several short stories, and a hell of a lot of unconventional poetry. Weaving. I build my own looms of different sizes and create a lot of things. Playing the aulos. I'm good at it and can come up with some good music. Creating YouTube videos. Studying astronomy. I'm absolutely fascinated by it. My favorite planet within our solar system is Uranus. My favorite exoplanet is 55 Cancri e. That one is truly fascinating. But, HD 81817 b is unbelievable in its own right. I'm a hockey nut. My team is the Detroit Red Wings. Win or lose, I'll never abandon them. Collecting. I collect skulls and Zippos. I have so many skulls, that I've run out of places to put them.  
I have a few other minor things, but they're nothing big.