Boblee

Pac-Man is still with us and on going for how many years now. It should be close to 45 to 50 years and I'm very sure it's still going to keep going.

If Cyberpunk 2077 wasn't rushed the way it was, it would have been one incredibly made video games till date.

I can tell very well that this would be very fun to do especially if you are able to reach the wining points required.

It's more of Deathloop, Hitman 3 and Halo Infinite for me. They are the very best for me as far as 2021 games released are called out.

Personally, I'm not really that much of a big fan when it comes to playing with gaming headsets. It's only 2 that I have ever played with till date.

Well, I don't really think that such affects classic gamers in any way because they have a way of specially persevering their games.

Most Assassin's Creed did have some great locations in the game. Also I think Spiderman presented New York City very well.

When the bugs and glitches gets too much that ones gameplay is completely messed up all the time, they are definitely going to quit the game.

I make use of Twitter to follow up on games very well and also WatchMojo is just one click away from my accessing any game's information that I need.

When a gamer have a big say in how the games ending pans out, it tends to have more significance for the gamer unlike when they don't have much influence by everything being determined already.

The constant need for internet connection when playing Battlefield 2042 is one of the things that really bugged me off the game. Yeah, it's a large scale shooting game but that shit is crap.

There are so many of them that I can't name them all. For examples; 1. Halo 3. Image via Complex Original. 2. Tiger Woods PGA Tour 09 All-Play. 3. Assassin's Creed Unity. 4. BioShock Infinite. 5. Dead Island.

Well, that are good for cross play should indeed have them as it's going to make more sense into the gameplay. It's not necessarily a must for all games to have it by the way.

It's only a dirty pig of a gamer that's not going to dedicate some time once in a while to have his or her gaming system cleaned up. At least once in a month, I do clean mine up.

They take more money and helps the publishers make more money from the game in return which leaves only the gamers bleeding more.

I have seen some gamers break their gaming monitors, controllers and even keyboards as a result of being frustrated. I wouldn't do such things because I know it's extra expenses for me.

It actually depends on a lot of things being the kind of games that are released in a particular year. Last year, my spending was around $290 or $310.

Yeah, that seems like a better explanation of the term because it's more of making use of what's left for you in the game to get better if it.

They both give me different kind of satisfaction which makes them unique. Video games allows me to get involved in what happens in the game while I just sit down and enjoy the movies.

Yeah, I do enjoy the music in games as it makes it interesting but there is no way you would expect me to love it more than the game itself. It's not possible.

If my memory serves me correctly, it should be around $260 for my controller and gaming headset.

When I used to be into playing FIFA games, my friends and I were always hooked into tournaments that we even sponsor with at least a minimum of $500.

You can as well add games that were rushed and released. Once it's out, they hardly fix it unless the game is unplayable.

I have never come across them for once. But I will be looking at what they have done so far to know if it's something that's worth my time and attention.

I don't think that it's ever going to be possible for me to play games more than I did during the lockdown as a result of the pandemic of coronavirus. It's the highest time I have ever played games.