Kane99

My current phone has like 120gb of storage or something, which is far more than enough for me. I haven't had issues with doing any gaming on it, but then again I haven't really done a whole lot of gaming on it. I really don't feel like putting any games on my phone anyway, I see no point in it since I don't game on mobile like I used to.

Oh yeah, they're going to get sued for that logo, it's too similar to the GC logo and I don't think Nintendo will let them get away with it. Anyway, in regards to the console, I smell a huge failure on the horizon. It looks like a raspberry pi in a custom case. Hell, it probably is for all we know lol. Oh and that claim of 8k graphics and all that, yeah no, that's not happening haha. This is just a kickstarter toy waiting to happen, and once it gets funded by the idiots who think this is the next best thing, we'll hear stories about how it's not coming. Just wait and see, if this thing does magically come out, there's no chance it'll survive for long. Plus with NFT's starting to fail these days, this console will as well.

I think From Dust had weather mechanics that you could control. I remember that game being pretty cool in that you could alter the land, and move water around. I don't recall if you could control the weather, but you could mold the land around whatever was happening. I think you had to move tribes to usable land or something. I forget, it was so long ago. It came out for the Xbox 360 back on the arcade. Was a decent game, I'd recommend it.

If you took it slow, it did take some time. But when I played I kinda blew right through it. Wish there was more to the first game, but oh well. Second game is looking to be a lot bigger in scale, so I'm psyched about that. Oh yeah the sling, good little tool to utilize against enemies. I'm glad the newer game is implementing some combat, because the last game could have used that as well imo.

That's actually a tough one to answer. Lately I wouldn't say I find games mundane or bad, at least not ones that have a big audience and fan base. I personally can't think of any games at the moment. Maybe Fortnite to some extent. Because it can be kinda mundane at times, especially when I play alone. I can't play the game alone, have to play with my friends or nephew at the very least. If not, I just don't play. Or I check out the creative modes and just mess around in those. But otherwise, Fotnite can be kind of mundane. I wouldn't say it's bad though.

Are there any games that are very similar to what The Sims Offers? I mainly want a game where it's essentially The Sims, but different. Are there any Sims Clones out there? Or games that are close to the style, but different enough? I just want a game where I live a life, meet people, do a job, etc. Much like The Sims, but maybe in a more realistic style of graphics? Does anything like this exist or is The Sims the only game where you can do that?

GTA series for sure. Who would want to be in a world where you could get killed any second. Than again, that feels like real life already lol. But another would probably be RDR2 or 1, simply because of the same idea with GTA, but instead you're stuck in a time without gaming/tv etc. I don't think I could ever do it honestly. I'd be one of those NPCs looking for money in RDR2, or one of the guys getting mowed down by Arthur and his gang lol.

I have to agree to some extent. I feel like the 80s were a big time for gaming, but also a bad time with the crash that happened. Thankfully they rebounded and gaming has been around for a long time since. But, I'd argue that there are still many taking chances these days. It's why the indie market is so popular. So many great hits coming out, with unique ideas. If anything that time, has inspired many people today to keep at it and make the games they truly want to see and play. But yeah, we get too many sequels these days it seems.

I haven't played any of the recent AC games. Last game I did play I think was Syndicate and I think I loaded up Unity at one point to try out, but never got to it. I have Origins I believe, but still haven't played it. Bought it like a year or so ago on Xbox and haven't loaded it up once yet. I kinda want to get Valhalla, but I I'm just tired of playing the series. I feel like they rarely change enough to keep me invested. It's why I jumped ship after Syndicate. Even though from what I played of Syndicate, it was fun. Most AC games are a broken mess at times. I've encountered glitches and problems in every game I played in the series.

My favorite PS2 games would have to be (if I can remember lol): WWE Smackdown Here Comes The Pain Jak & Daxter 1 & 2 Metal Gear Solid 3 Snake Eater Def Jam Fight for NY Most of the other WWE wrestling games ESPN NFL 2K5 ESPN NBA 2K5 NBA Street 1-2 NFL Street 1-2 Shadow of the Colossus GTA SAN Andreas GTA Vice City GTA III SSX Tricky God of War 1 & 2 Hitman 2 Hitman Contracts Hitman Blood Money Indigo Prophecy And I'm sure there are lots more I'm forgetting.

My question is, who still plays COD mobile these days? Lol, I maybe played it once or twice when it first came out, or maybe that was Fortnite or PubG mobile, I forget. But I just can't see myself playing any mobile game in this genre, simply because of the limitations. Yeah they have controller options you can attach to your phone to make it easier, or even use a bluetooth controller. Doesn't COD mobile focus more on battle royale?

Figured that was coming. Still surprised they haven't gotten rid of the games for gold. I thought they were going to bring an end to xbox live gold and just stick with gamepass, because honestly that's what's working out so well for them right now. And to be fair, they don't release a lot of great games on games for gold, because I feel like gamepass is already giving us enough for the monthly fee. I'm not knocking free stuff, but I feel those games could just be added right to gamepass each month and no one would really care. Hell, make just a few games free for life, while the rest of gamepass could be limited to a period of time like it is now.

YouTube does have a bigger userbase, but their streaming side isn't near what twitch does. Facebook is actually worse off in the streaming side of things. The options are there, but no one really bothers to stream on FB compared to twitch and YouTube. But it is growing so who knows, that could change.

RDR2 has some fun glitches I heard. I guess you can mess with some bridges in game to the point that if you walk into it as it's glitching out, it will fling you across the world. And from the videos I saw of it, it doesn't hurt you when you land. But yeah I second glitches.

That's fair. To explain my reason, it's partly because I want to watch this person play it instead. Either because it's something I never intend to play myself or just can't see myself playing. Another reason is because the person playing the game has a personality and it's fun to see them experience the game. Some YouTubers don't talk during their let's plays. But some like to banter. I will sometimes watch ones of games I already played. I like to experience others playing it for the first time too.

Sadly I didn't play any of those games, but they are something I would like to check out. I don't play much of the genre, but I did like that southpark the stick of truth. I believe that's turn based. I haven't played the sequel yet though. That might be a good one to check out as well.

Same here, they were really fun, and competant games. They could easily have made a few more games. Who even is this Embracer group? Are they a gaming company? Production company? Media? I'm curious to know. Guess I'll check em out.

I believe it's due to what others have already said, they don't have the infastricture to support one. I'd love to see Africa get into the gaming market more. I can only imagine it would help create jobs and opportunities for many. But it's probably still a long ways off. They're getting there though. It'll just take time.

I really liked that Untitled Goose Game, thought it was cute and funny for what it was. I've been thinking or replaying it and trying new ways of beating it. I kinda wish they'd make another one.

Video games can do more than make us happy. They can help us meet new people, friends and even future husbands and wives. It's cool that people find each other over their joy of gaming together. I've met a lot of interesting characters gaming online. Some I would even consider meeting for real.

Another time a game stressed me out, was near the end of Beyond Good and Evil. It was the final boss. This dude was a bitch. I was never able to defeat him, because his gimmick was that he reversed your controls. And on top of that I saved in an area where I was low on health and had no health to save me. I've thought of replaying it, but I am getting anxiety even thinking of doing it lol. It's a great game, but I can't put myself through that final boss.

That's just inevitable. Sony will continue to make consoles if the demand is there. Xbox as well. Games will eventually become more and more demanding, to the point that a new console will have to come out to accommodate for the bigger games. Ps6 will happen, Xbox next, probably.

I thankfully don't have to deal with anything like that. My work is all online. I handle business inquiries at my work, and also help with community relations. I work in the afternoon, so once I'm done with work, I can game, watch movies, and so on. I will sometimes game when I don't have any work left for the day. My bosses can't see me. I just clock the work I do.

I'm psyched for the new God of War game. Especially since i imagine it'll drop on PC eventually. I still need to play the last game, but I'm thinking of doing that one of these days. Just been cheap when it comes to buying games, so waiting on the PC version to go on sale.

I'd like to expand on what I said earlier. I live in the Upper peninsula of Michigan. And I always thought it would be cool to see a game featured here. A game in my area, with the accents and culture would be fun to me.