Justin11

Have you owned or used a modded Xbox 360? From what I have gathered modded Xbox 360's are really cool and could do a variety of things on them which wouldn't have been possible on the original 360's.

In parts I have owned Xbox the longest for 1 year and this was when I owned the Xbox 360, I didn't own another Xbox for another couple of years and got back on Xbox with the Xbox series X.

The Halo series was a good one for most part I remember playing Halo 3 and halo wars 2 :Awakening on xbox. The Forza horizon game is also my favorite though I played it more on PlayStation than Xbox.

Microsoft so do better and try to make their consoles a lot more durable and long lasting as that wouldn't stop fabs from getting newer consoles when they are released or maybe want something else for a change.

Did anyone notice starfield is on the list 😳, I wouldn't mind trading that game for redfall which i intended to purchase when it's officially released.

Visiting the Xbox museum is among my list of activities I intend to do before the end of the year. Hopefully I get to visit the museum and see how Microsoft has transitioned over the years.

Recent dashboards has more functions and maybe a lot more superior than the blade dashboard but I would still prefer if it works without lags than having more design added to the dashboards.

If you use you controllers often there's a tendency of it developing faults after a while, I don't leave my controllers connected to the console or left it on charge for too long which also affects its functionality.

This looks exactly like the original Xbox controllers, they should have changed the design to give it a more different look from the original. Though it would still be very much compatible for Xbox and pc.

It isn't completely a failure and neither was halo wars or the original halo. I did play Halo early but at some point I just didn't play it as often, the game still have a good number of loyal fans.

I haven't considered getting a cat personally but I Know they can be the cutest bunch.

That's true, you get to experience different regions and explore land , which Is the reason I am more fascinatinated by graphics than anything else.

As long as you are entirely cool with who you are all you need to is hang around people that would understand you are different and vibe with you accordingly. I usually don't relate a lot but I find I made a couple of friends because we are all Interested in the same kind of video games and still have similar interests in other stuffs.

I haven't played day Z but I heard its quite a really cool video game. If the game itself requires that I explore I would ,but if it is not a requirement I would just go to the main game play.

I was referring to the all games coming out next year and from what I have seen lined up for January and even Hogwarts legacy coming out in February it just gives me reasons to believe that it's going to be a really good year for gaming fans in terms of the kind of Games we would have access to play.

I haven't played any of these though I did watch the lord of the rings way back but I didn't even know we already had video games made on it.

I felt sharing means giving others access to your steam library so they could play the video games you have on them. It's not like you could have one steam account on several consoles at the same time.

I don't think there is even an ideal Length of time for any video game , but there is a certain length of time that could be given to a game which would make the gameplay feel short an incomplete. Either ways game shouldn't be given a really small time Length it should either be lengthy or moderate.

A puzzle would most times come with Clues That would help to solve the puzzles. Obstacle course are different but not entirely In this case the player has to work out their own strategy to get pass the obstacles or sometimes they developers could provide clues as well.

They actually be programmed to do a wide variety of things and I don't think writing reviews is far from it lists of functions. I would certainly like to see more and more of this articles though.

That sounds Kinda of cool, I don't know if the admins would want to have something like that, but it's gonna be good to have a VGR group on steam.

I had this time I played GTA and I would just shoot anyone I see around at the end I would feel guilty for the kills but it's just usually a self induced guilty to make the game feel a lot more real in my head.

I haven't played any tragic side quests but for a main story the death of author in RDR2. Looking to find more open world games I would get my hands on.

For most part I play video games when I got little or nothing to do or Maybe I feel a little stressed and need something to cool off with. I would play with all my attention for the few minutes I would be on the game and then get back to whatever else I want to do.

For best examples I would certainly go for the last of us, the characters were just so attune with the story line and the game play itselt had just the right mix of action and adventure.