Boblee

A lot of gamers do that all the time and it's actually something that's sane to do once in a while when you really need to cool off.

You're very correct about the assessment of historical movies being very educative. I have learnt so much from them that I can't write them off too easily.

I will only compare Forza Horizon 5 with Gran Turismo 7 once it's released because Gran Turismo 6 is too far old of a release to judge the game with.

What I can say is that some people are really sick and twisted in their head that getting admitted into psychiatrist hospital would be the best thing to do.

Haha, that really hits very hard. I never saw that one coming. It's like getting clocked with a southpaw 😂.

I actually have a strong head for alcohol (beer and spirits) from a very young age. I think I started drinking at the age of 13 😂.

Definitely the future that we could see video games going on is on VR and I believe that it can only get better once it's been explored to the fullest.

I don't really think that I can look past Ghost of Tsushima when it comes to picking my favorite here.

You're very correct about the Battlefield shooting and how realistic it is when it comes to real guns shooting in real life. As for COD Vanguard, they do have realistic guns that dated back to the World War 2 I think.

I think that normally, I give more playing time to most of my old games than the new ones I purchased immediately. I do not know why it's really like that with me.

I totally agree with you here. When it helps to build up your character to the standard it makes the gameplay a little more fun for you and not too difficult because of what your character is capable of, it does have good relevance to the game.

Definitely, something like that is likely to happen sooner than later. During the lockdown session, a lot of educational games came up to help kids get by, so why not incorporate them in their academics?

Caesar III is another old historic city building sim isometric game that gave way for a lot of new isometric games that we have today.

That's really a tough one but anyways you already know how to handle it. On the weather, it's absolutely crazy here...don't even know what it's own problem.

Are you kidding me right now? A full grown man or woman soliciting minors? He deserves to be really dealt with big time!!!

Exactly, once the game trailer doesn't sell the story short, by giving good insight into the storyline and characterizations, then everything is checked out.

There are some situations where events in a game might put you in a kind of shock that you would just blank out for a few seconds and it's definitely going to mean your end in the game. That never happened to you?

They feel probably that the cut price from what the game would be sold when it's official released is enough gift to spare those who pre ordered the games.

It's a really big shame that such games are lost to time because of no backup anywhere which is something that could have easily been done but didn't I suppose.

I do get to see some gamers use that and it looks really cool on them but when it comes to my using it, it makes me feel really odd.

The sight view from the peak of the mountain or a tower is always captivating. It's very common in most Assassin's Creed games.

If it's done in a way that it doesn't go too far from the reality of what the game really presented, then it's quite a bit good from the way I see it.

That's very correct, once you have played out in your mind with the strategy for beating the game, it's most likely going to be a lot easier when executing it.

If you are very good when it comes to visiting so many other video games discussion forums, you can easily pick up news about games you want to play.

The reason why I really love playing games that are made using non-linear storytelling mode is that it allows me the opportunity to have my decisions influence the outcome of the game.