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I don’t, but obviously have like a fun budget to use for games every month or so.

I think it can make people learn to think outside the box, or accept other aspects better than that might (less silo-minded).

Command and Conquer, or Sims City

PS controllers since they are all basically the same lol

Depends, if it’s like skyrims let me walk you to the quest, sure. Other times no since they can be wrong (just helpful in general for the mission).

I currently have a home network server, runs mostly Plex and other things that I would deem critical for one reason or another. do I store files on there? Yes, it has about a 8TB drive setup running Windows 10 on a old Dell power edge server.

NordVPN and Hotspot Shield are the two primary ones that I use and would recommend. Others I’ve used either had really poor connection speeds, or just shady experiences where they were logging all of connections which avoids the point of a VPN.

With all of them that I see for sale by Arcade One in BestBuy/Walmart, I’m going to say yes. I just wonder when they will make a table sized one that can play all of the classic games and more.

Depends on the game, but for a decent amount of them you actually can or they let you use a bunch of preset controllers for others.

I’d say the most I’m willing to spend is around 1,300. Mostly stay with iPhones (Max models and get mid-trim specs). Outside of that I’d never drop 1,800-2,000 on a phone that will be replaced in 4-5 years.

T-Mobile, have had them for almost 8 years now (before that was Verizon but once they dropped the unlimited plan that is when I swapped over). I’m on their Mantega Max plan, with 2 phone lines and 2 watch lines. I pay about $160/mo for unlimited everything (no cap or data deprioritizing for any of my lines in busy areas).

RuneScape has eaten probably hundreds if not thousands of hours of my time throughout the years, same with League of Legends. for console games probably SnowRunner since it’s so relaxing but complex at the same time

Fully completed, would have to be Death Stranding at this point. I have way too many games that are half done or I need to do a few more things to complete them off fully.

No Man’s Sky. When I got it on launch day I was pissed. I can say that now they have actually put everything they promised and more, but after that experience I will never preorder a game again.

Witcher series, Final Fantasy games (if you include cut scenes), Elder Scrolls for sure. I guess a better question is are you looking for games where the dialogue has options or is just a cutscene you watch/read?

GTA V, RuneScape, League/Dota (must become apart of the toxicity), Gran Turismo, Rocket League

RPG, turn based combat, or those games where you grind a bunch but it’s super rewording (WoW/RuneScape).

I tend to leave it at their default volume, but do turn in subtitles for dialogue options.

Probably a few times a day, only due to Pokémon Go & Unite. Here and there games like clash of clans, League Wild Rift, etc.

I’ll have to give this shot with ranked matches in League since it’s toxic at the bottom and need the top for whatever reason. Thanks for sharing this, crossing my fingers that I don’t find someone toxic on there like I do with other platforms!

I play it here and there,although the recent change with the whole gem cards mad little sense to me. Otherwise I find it fun and challenging

I tend to lay them down, although something like the PS5 i might stand it upright compared to how I have my PS4 laying down.

Death Stranding, Horizon Zero Dawn, Command and Conquer games, a few Burnout games, and a few Need for Speed games. hardest by far was horizon zero dawn as I did it the first play through not using the Play+ feature

The iOS game, Nexomon (Pokémon clone kinda).

This ^ the camera also has a mic and can be used as a replacement for a microphone to talk in some games, although not ideal since it’s quality isn’t that amazing (same with its picture quality to be honest).