PGen98

I used to stay up all night when I was a teenager, so I'd be gaming from about 7PM until about 7AM, no stopping.  It was so much fun back then :)

For the fact that it's Christmas and you have a lot of home time to spend with friends and family, most gamers do play up a lot of games at this period. 

I know you'll be adding more of the video games as December draws ever closer. Since we'll be around with our families, friends, love ones and well wishers we can have fun too playing games. 

Alright mate. I will definitely be looking forward to it sooner rather than later. Good playing mate. 

I wouldn't stress myself out trying to play non-japanese games via the Saturn edition. I just prefer playing the modernize games, at least it's easy to get going. 

From time to time, I still get to give some gaming time to my Sega Saturn, and Genesis; also occasionally with PS2 when I visit my friend. 

This would be daily for me. I'm arguing with myself about which to hook up next. My N64 or my NES. I want to play both of them, but the small TV I keep by my PC setup for gaming can only take one at a time. At the moment, my SNES has been hooked up for a long ass time, and I've been playing and replaying Zelda for the most part. But it's time to make a change. I might go for my Atari 2600, or Sega Genesis, but it's not likely.
And for those wondering, none of this is that worthless, vomit inducing flashback bullshit. These are the real systems. Not the emulator boxes that only LOOK like the systems.

That's what I'm hoping for, let another well-known retail or wholesale game shop online or offline hold the game on stock. 

Do you think that it's right for people who pre-order a game or who otherwise have connections in some way that allows them to get the game early and enjoy some exclusive early access time?  I know a lot of people who think this is a bad thing and unfairly gives some an advantage.  For me, I think it's perfectly fine, those people pre-ordered the game or they have connections to someone or something that gives them early access to the game, and that's fine.  They get a few extra days to play it before the general public, there's nothing really wrong with that, IMO.  It doesn't take long to catch up on a few days or early access to those who grind their way through games quickly, so it levels out easily enough.  Do you think it's fair or unfair?

I'm a game collector, so I have days like this frequently.  It could be my original Xbox, or it could be my Sega Saturn, Genesis, DreamCast, N64, etc.  It's great playing classic games, they're so much fun!

Forza has a really deep vinyl editor, and it can be argued that it is better than NFS (coming for a life long NFS fan). The downside to Forza's editor, though, is that if you use ANY DECAL that is not provided to you by default then you cannot share you design. It honestly takes away a bit of the joy for me in designing a livery since I know no one else will see it.

Looks like the scalpers are back. Companies really need to start coming up with ways to combat this because real fans aren't getting things at the normal price. They should start letting people with active Xbox Live subscriptions get first dibs on exclusives.

I am sure this could be a test and they may try similar items in near future too. It all depends on how you are investing the right way. 

Personally, before I get into playing any new games, I must read the reviews and watched some gameplay to help me decide. 

Yeah, that's a fact that most gamers can attest to very easily with so many cheap games out to build up on if having a big backlog is a trophy. 

Source: https://www.gamespot.com/articles/halo-infinite-collectors-edition-sighted-at-walmart/1100-6497736/
Within moments of gamers finding this limited edition bundle exclusive (or apparently exclusive at this time) to Walmart, the $170 edition sold out.  It contained a limited edition art book, a plasma pistol bottle opener, an energy sword statue, a steelbook case, and of course additional in-game content.  No word on if this edition will see a restock or if other retailers will carry something similar, but this edition has and remains completely sold out.  It seems likely that mostly scalpers will have acquired these, so expect to see them on eBay for a significant markup shortly.

Oh absolutely, it's not hard to build up an extremely large backlog very quickly and cheaply. 
Agreed, it's very rare that you complete your backlog of games, because most you pick up and play for a little bit and then forget about, ignore, or just plain don't like, so that backlog keeps on growing and growing.

When a video game become boring in my backlog I have no option other than 'delete. I save games or keep games in my gallery which increases my immersion or pushes me hard to game on. 

Assume I didn't delete some of my PC games that are simply occupying space for nothing, I could've reached 100 installed games on my PC by this time. 

The more you purchase, is the more you have your backlog keep increasing because it's always rare to complete most games bought before buying a new one. 

If you keep adding one or two new games every year without completing both games that same year, if you do the match, you are having over 300 games waiting for you. 

Thanks a lot, I've checked it, the console is looking like a rebranded version of tje retro Sega console. Is it still possible to purchase this console at any online store outlet? 

I never owned a Sega Saturn, and nor have I ever really played on one..
Back then I still relied on my parents for my gaming purchases, and we decided to go for a PlayStation instead. I regret nothing! 😝

There's a great video breakdown of the Saturn here:
 

Also there's knockout city by EA and maybe CS:GO as well. You can always get a quick deathmatch in.