Justin11

Alright, you should do that my friend and I hope that they have their delivery services available for you to get your new gaming chair. 

Correct. They need no one to tell them again to stand, because they are used to it. I didn't go into military because I don't want to find myself doing things I never liked. 

I just hope in 2022 they reduce their exobitant demands to favour the average gamers. It wouldn't make sense that gaming climbs above the reach of an average gamer. 

Yes, their perception never changes, they always cite from the dark ages, you can never see most of them thinking about modern things and following the trending developments like buying things online. 

Lol, I'm simply dreaming. I know it wouldn't be easy for me to get such kind of contract in real life. Do you want to wake me from fantasy world? 

Oh, I got you, you simply want to have one retro and one modernized version which is the switch. Their is no problem, whenever you want to experience old thing you can go with your 64 version. 

Here it comes my friend. I hope you like it the same way I did. 
 

Lol, if you watch closely, you'll come to understand that, I failed to calculate the total value of the gamer's spending to acquire those video games. 

You're welcome now, your well taken explanation with Boblee made me to understand exactly what you meant. 

That's is true, we can't really stopped playing even when this unhappy decisions are made. We still get along with it due to the fun. But if it continues being unfavourable they'll simply lose lots of gamers because of it. 

What you said is simply what's going around those video game companies. That's why I've taking time off from purchasing their video games, I simply prefer playing the old games until improvement comes. 

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It could've been better that Cyberpunk 2077 never been released, than being released poorly. God of war Ragnarok should be delayed instead of being a disaster. 

I never loved Samsung either, due what it's M7 did in the past. When it killed some of it's users who connected it to charging and making calls, and another dropping it via her stomach, while sleep, and that was the end of the girl user. 

Capcom simply earn for what's pleasing to them, they've gained popularity they now simply do what's more rewarding to them than impressing more of the customers. 

Scammers go through hell before they can be able to dupe the gullible one's who are too greedy to fall for their ploys. 

Funny santa. I never seen him in real life before, but the way we've interacted on social media tells me his a wonderful person. Let's see how this award goes, I believe @Heatman will have a chance in the award. 

That's not something that the majority of gamers want though. And that's why we shouldn't even let them introduce NFTs to games. 
If people want NFTS, they should invest them in the normal way or play games that have been created solely to reward players with NFTs (Axie Infinity etc.)

I choose @Heatman for December membership award, he's been integral member of this VGR forum, very consistent with his reviews, which I know is beneficial to the forum. 

It all depends on the system. I'll name a few of the ones I remember best.
Atari 2600- Pac-Man, Frogger, Pitfall, Galaga, Q*Bert, Berzerk, Dig Dug, Donkey Kong, Joust, and Swordquest.
Colecovision- Ladybug, Donkey Kong, and one other that I can't remember the name of.
NES- SMB, Zelda, Blaster Master, Mega Man, TMNT, Castlevania, Bubble Bobble, Contra, Astyanax, Excitebike, Wizards & Warriors, and Punch Out.
SNES- Zelda, SMB, Blackthorne, Street Fighter 2, Earthworm Jim 2, Final Fantasy(multiple), Mario Kart, F-Zero, Star Fox, Mario Is Missing, and Mortal Kombat.
N64- Zelda OoT/MM, Mario, Hexen, South Park, 1080 Snowboarding, Conker's Bad Fur Day, Mario Kart, Castlevania, and Banjo Kazooie.
PS1- Castlevania SOTN, FF8, Bushido Blade, Dark Stone, Diablo, Coolboarders, and MDK.
Sega Genesis- Sonic(series), MK, Pitfall The Mayan Adventure, Ghouls 'N Ghosts, and Tinhead.
 
I have spent more time on the Atari 2600, Colecovision, and NES than I have any other system that I have ever played.

Inflation right here in my country made the exchange rate of dollar very high, making the purchase of video game way too high when I'm converting my country's local currency to buy video game items from foreign stores. I just hope the inflation never get to worst here in 2022. I also hope video games doesn't cost too much, their should be more imprisonment in the game-play and graphics etc. 

Most of the video games I'm playing via my PS3 aren't new franchise video games. That's why I'm not facing any issue of nicro-transactions, and I wouldn't like to, anytime soon. 

Laughs, I don't have such seven hands like the octopus, I only have just two hands, which is for one after the other games. 

I'll be going back.to playing prince of persia, DMC, then play a new game which is GT2 or 4. This are the games on my mind to get back into. 

It really puts life into perspective when a video game is now 24 years old. The classic racer on the PS1, came out on December 23rd, 1997 and the rest is pretty much history. I remember playing this game on a demo disc for a while. My parents, who aren't even gamers, played that same demo quite a bit. It's so weird that it was 24 years ago that I played that demo, or saw my mom and dad playing the same game with their friends. 
I'm 32 years old now, and it's weird seeing all of these games and movies I enjoyed being around for 20+ years. 
1997 though, what a good year.