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I kinda like Xbox One's interface, but for directly knowing what you want - PS4/PS5 for sure since its totally focused on just gaming and getting back into the action.

Watch a movie, hangout with friends or family, or just start a nice drive (and work for Uber/Lyft sometimes).

This is so hard, between PS2 and GameCube. I think GameCube for sure since it had a ton of more popular games to play with friends or even family (Smash Bros, Pikmin, Mario, etc.).

Seymour in FFX. you legit fight this dude like 4-5 times in different forms that get more and more annoying to deal with in the story.

I've played a few with co-workers during breaks, or even as a way to refresh on the job (Among Us). But nothing too major with like consoles or anything else.

I think some games are fun once you get into them, but other times taking a break and doing something on your own via a single player game lets you refresh and be able to get back at it. Think the most addictive game I've played was RuneScape as a kid, spent probably 100-300+ hours on my character.

Yes, have you ever tried to play the Rockstar game Bully? I think that it shows a nice way to make a bully become more friendly, or teach others that being a bully isn't right and it's more harmful to others than one would think.

Probably any game that requires you to build out a character via a node/skill map (Skyrim/Final Fantasty X/PoE/etc.) since if you build it out the wrong way, it can seriously make your PvP/PvE experience a tad harder.

VR is fun, but the screen quality needs to be improved, along with the controllers and games that you can interact with. I think in a few years though it will be in a better spot for sure.

I know plenty, and sadly some from the first game that sucked people in (Candy Crush). I think having limits, and once you hit those limits waiting until you have more "fun" money makes the best sense overall.

I used to use Vegas Pro for editing videos, but now a days I tend to just blur them together using that or try to just show sections in a way that it could easily be done with any type of video editor.

I wish I could say I've never been, but there are tons in my city and state.

I think on iOS you can share the screen with an Apple TV, so allows for you to play games on a huge screen.

I know there was one that was straight up a gaming phone, but it lacked anything super special. Sure a bigger screen, better battery, and colors on the outside - but kind of makes little sense given how many real games there are for phones so far.

Gran Turismo Sport and/or iRacing are the first two that come to mind since they have a huge following for their eSports leagues.

I'm honestly shocked that Facebook didn't try to grab him or YouTube for their gaming channel reaches. Makes you wonder how good of a deal Twitch offered him to stay on there again now.

A lot of time they are fun, but you always tend to find the toxic people who can't realize that they took a L in some situations (out played mostly).

If anything, with more people home, I feel like the price would raise with the demand of more people wanting to play games with family/friends that can't do other things in person together.

Probably not until 2022/2023 - for the location it's a good guess. I want to say in the states like always, but makes you wonder what region. Maybe New York/Chicago again?

I prefer it on a mobile device for sure, I think it makes more sense rather than how it is on a PC.

It makes a ton of sense in terms of like VR games or so, but in others like shooters I think it adds to it being real (although in online/multiplayer I can careless how real it tries to be since that blur is a disadvantage).

Discord or even throughback to IRC when it's needed for some retro based games.

Can't pass it up for $7, shoot I remember when it came out on iOS for like $5.99 and I thought that was even a good deal.

I would 10% say that cheaters should be banned from that game for life, yes. As far as being banned from the genre or even the publisher, that might depend on what else they have or make.

Horizon Zero Dawn was great, not an exclusive anymore, but God of War is also an amazing game too that is an exclusive. As far as PC only, have you tried many older Command & Conquer games? I feel like there are far more PC exclusives than console ones due to the ease to develop for PC.