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Just a curious question. Does the camera for the PS4, work with the PS5? My cousin is getting a used PS4 from a friend, and he wants to know if the camera for it, would work on the PS5 whenever he gets one.

I got myself a HyberX keyboard currently and love it. It works wonders for gaming and work related stuff. But, I want to get my hands on other HyperX products, like their mice and maybe one of their headsets for gaming. Do you guys recommend HyperX products? If so, what is your favorite HyperX product.

Remember the Google Glass? It was a wearable tech item you could use as glasses, and you could navigate the web, make calls, and do other stuff. Sadly, Google stopped production and moved on from it years ago. In that time it was around for though, do you guys remember if we got any games for it? Were any good? I'm going to suspect it didn't have any games, or if it did, it didn't have a lot. Anyway, did anyone here own a pair of the Google Glasses? Did they work well? Do you think Google will ever release a new pair?

Mike Tyson was talking on a recent podcast and mentioned he would love to make a new Punch-Out game with Nintendo. There's no news on whether this will actually happen. My guess is no, because of Tyson's past history, including his past behavior and actions. As well, Nintendo already moved on and made other Punch-Out games without Tyson. You can read more about this news here - Nintendo Link Do you think Nintendo would ever do another Mike Tyson's Punch Out? Or, maybe they will go a completely different direction, and go with another popular boxer, maybe one still fighting. What do you guys think?

It sucks, but it's happening for android phones as well. I know some Samsung phones don't have a headphone jack anymore. It's just stupid, because it requires you to have a connection to make it work. Apple is removing the charger as well? Makes no sense to me. When someone pays thousands for a new phone, it should come with a charging cable and everything else. It just makes these companies look even greedier imo.

Instead of tough games, or games where you die a lot, maybe find a game you two can play that doesn't requite much thought or doesn't require too much work to get through. I think the game Journey on the PS4 I think it is, would be a good option to play. I never played it, but I hear it's quite soothing to play. There, try to find games you think could relax her.

One game I remembered playing as a kid and liking was the Rugrats PS1 game. It's probably not good by today's standards, but I really enjoyed it as a kid. Played a few of those games. They're good for some mindless fun for a bit, but get boring after a while.

I wouldn't say it was a surprise, but how toxic gamers can be. Back in the day before I had online play for games, I argued with my friends. And to this day, I still do that. But with an online chat room for a game, it's a chaotic mess of yelling, annoying 12 year olds, and your momma jokes. My surprise is how hateful some people can be just because of video games. It's as if, some people take them way too seriously, and it's how we get problems. Just look at comment sections on popular games these days.

Also, one other thing I wanted to mention, was money. Some studios let the money get to them, and therefore I feel as if some studios lose focus of what they really want to do, and that's make games, but some want to do it just to make money.

At least not yet, but I suspect it'll be happening soon. My guess though, is that some games already priced that low, or are free won't be affected. But I could be wrong. As well, it could be that the game was on sale, which I imagine could go below $1.99 sometimes.

Did some of your favorites make the list? Maybe some of them you don't like? Most of the games on this list aren't bad, just divided fan bases.

I can't say I knew about this, but I could see Microsoft doing this to learn how the PS2 worked, and how their Xbox would be able to compete. This sort of thing is probably done by many companies, especially competitors to see what their doing differently. It makes me wonder if MS did this with the PS3 or PS4. But I doubt it after they figured their system down. Read more on this news here - GameRant

This is the image I saw a while back where there are a bunch of ideas they had for logos when it came to the PlayStation branding. Check it out below. Would you have went with one of the others? I'm glad they went with their final design though, looks a lot better imo.

What are some of the games you can be the star of? Maybe it's based off of an avatar you make, but I'm speaking more towards the actual you, as in an image of your, or a recording of you. I can see a lot of games on Kinect and other camera accessory games doing this, but what are some of the really good ones?

According to Nintendo Everything, Nintendo has made a new rules, that games on their eShop marketplace, can't go below $1.99. Supposedly it's a way to curb the problem for crap games getting on the marketplace, getting a ton of downloads and getting to the front of the top downloads lists. What do you guys think of this?

I think it's when the studio starts to lose the founding members, or the people who started off there. So many companies out there are run by new sets of people. I mean, look at how Atari turned out. It's been sold off to so many companies/people, that it's not the same Atari anymore. It's not even Atari as we knew it, it's just a company using the name for nostalgia. But that's why I mention it, because when yous ell off a studio, I think that's when you lose your main identity. But once all of the people involved from the start are gone, I think that's why it's safe to say that's when they lose their identity.

The majority of the problem lies with the publishers and studio heads I think. Just look at EA's history. They are known for destroying a studio. And with Ubisoft, Rockstar, CDPR and other studios pushing crunch on their developers to push a game out faster or on their release date. So many publishers are pushing devs to make the release dates, and that's what hurts them for the most part. I wish studios did what movies do, where they show the trailer months before it is to come to theaters. Maybe it should be this way for the game industry, games should be announced when they're nearly ready to release. Maybe it's this early teasing that causes these types of problems. Idk, I just feel like publishers need to trust their developers and let them take as much time as they need to make the product they want. Otherwise, this will continue to be a problem in the industry.

I think it's the opposite for me. I've found that I used to play games a lot more as a kid, and there's a big reason for that. I didn't have to work or have many responsibilities. So I remember played GTA Vice City, San Andreas and other games for hours on end day by day sometimes. These days I game far less, but I will sometimes catch myself gaming for hours on end still.

I can't say I remember being killed many times in any cutscenes. I think maybe the closest I can think, is when I get attacked in mid conversation, like in Fallout 4 or Cyberpunk 2077. Also, this has nothing to do with the topic, but it got me thinking about Assassin's Creed and how when you assassinate a main target, it shows a cutscene of you killing that person and speaking to them. Which always kind of took me out of the game, because sometimes when you do an assassination, you're surrounded by other enemies, and it just stops it all. idk, weird thing to bring up, but it reminded me of that lol.

Most likely a GTA game for me, probably San Andreas or Vice City. But it's close with Red Dead Redemption, as I seem to always come back to that game fairly often. Just played the Undead Nightmare this last Halloween. Other than that, maybe a couple of the Saint's Row games.

There are a lot of upcoming games, and it got me thinking about the esporting scene a bit. I imagine there are a lot of competitive games in the works and coming out soon. What games do you foresee becoming the next big esports hits?

Looks like someone is attempting to remake the classic Tomb Raider 2, with the help of Unreal Engine 4, Nicobass is re-making Tomb Raider 2 in glorious HD and upgraded graphics and visuals. It looks really good, like something that would release today. You can check out some screenshots at the article below: https://www.dsogaming.com/screenshot-news/unofficial-tomb-raider-2-remake-stunning-screenshots/

Does anyone here know of a way to make a custom built handheld, but with a raspberry pi device? I would like to start the process of building one, but don't know where to begin. I saw some tutorials on YouTube and at some sites, but I want a step by step guide with all the tools in one place. I know I need to get a lot of stuff before I can make it happen, but I already have a raspberry pi I can use. Just need a guide and a list for the other parts I'd need. Any suggestions?

I know the PS3 is probably a bit outdated to go for, but I wouldn't mind owning the original released PS3, that was backwards compatible with PS2 and PS1 games. I figure at least get that so I can replay PS2/PS1 games in updated graphics. I figure this way I can put my PS2 in the closet, and have one console for PS1, PS2 and PS3. And then I can finally get my hands on a PS4 and then PS5 down the road. I eventually want to get all PS consoles. I have the first two, just need the next 3 now lol. 😄 Anyway, what do you guys think? Is it worth getting the OG PS3? Or should I go for a newer model that doesn't have the backwards compatibility?

When Microsoft started to update the dashboard on the 360, it was cool at first, but gradually with each new dashboard update, it slowed the console down a ton. At least how I saw it. The original dashboard, also called titled "blades", was my all time favorite dashboard for the 360. If I could somehow install that old Dashboard to the console, I would for sure do it in a heartbeat, because it not only looked cool, it was so much faster than what it is at now. It's also why I don't ever turn my 360 on anymore, it's just so damn slow to boot up, load the dashboard and even get into your games list. This is why I think going back a few dashboards or back to the beginning, will help with loading the console a bit faster. What do you guys think? Wouldn't you want to go back to an old dashboard? I think that's the problem with new consoles, is that they change so much, that you forget what they used to be like to begin with.