Justin11

In as much as I love playing racing, I never really got myself into GT (Gran Turismo) series much. I recently got to watch the trailer of GT2, it was superb, the graphics is amazing, I've made it a priority to install it this weekend on my PS3. 

I think GT2 is the best option when it comes to picking any one from GT series. That's the one I am going to install via my PS3 on weekend. 

It's really a long one for you playing FIFA series from 98 till now. I think you're a legend playing EA FIFA game series. I love the games developed by Capcom too, prince of Persia, and super Mario are old games I still love till now. 

As far as I know, there are four main ways Twitch streaming can earn money:
 
 Running ads on thier streams and videos much like on YouTube. Twitch themselves will take part of the cut. For this to work and only streams that get a certain amount of viewership can earn money this way. Sponsors and affiliates. A company can pay a streamer to endorse thier product on thier twitch channel. This will usually means the streamer would talk about a certain product or service in their stream and provide a link for their viewers to click on and by using that link the company sponsorimg the streamer will know that individual visit thier website or bought the product through the streamer in question. Again, many YouTubers do a similar sort of thing. Twitch subscriptions. Viewers may be presented with an option to subscribe to a Twitch streamer similar to how one subscribes to Netflix, for example. Being a subscriber will usually offer some form of perks for the viewer, but exactly what those perks are will depend on the streamer. Donations. Twitch allow streamers to embed links to something like PayPal that allows viewers to donate to the streamer directly.

I'm in my late 20s and I do not even know what the gaming days would be like in anotehr 50 years time. That being said I play with people online that are in there 50s and 60s and the oldest person that I know that play games and streams when he can is in his 80s 🙂 
Age is no matter, they are bored and they play.

Sure, that's exactly how it should go bro, it doesn't matter at all. What matters is that, they are playable on my system or console. 

In as much as I play MGP games often I can't come and be bragging around the video game that I can beat anyone that comes to compete with me offline or online exhibition. Gaming is 50/50 anyone can win or lose too. 

Thanks. If so, then I'll head over to install it at my favourite offline game shop. 

Thanks alot, I've seen it via the video, and I've learned how to adjust the brightness too. 

One of my favorite villains in Final Fantasy series is Sephiroth in Final Fantasy 7 Remake. The one wing Angel of death as I call him. 

I saw the trailer earlier in this forum, either you or @Boblee posted it and I really enjoyed, which wanna push me getting the game. 

Tremendous thought, even as a U.S citizen you still wish for same inclusion to other religions to have same good feelings with you through the additional feature. 

GT is one of those racing game a gamer who is into racing wouldn't get his attention off. I simply love the graphics, the gameplay is superfluous. 

Yes, gaming addiction isn't worth it at all. We shouldn't spend too much of our time simply for video games. We should play and have time for other things too. 

Usually, the complaints about games being buggy, slow and having poor gameplay tend to have a lot of merit and it's not just a gamer's delusion. Majority of the the games created in more recent years have fell horribly wide of the mark or missed it entirely so most dev teams aren't meeting the standards that gamers want.

Have you had the joyful experience of growing up in the 90s? Or even being a grown-up in the 90s?
Have you then also had the not entirely timeless experience of playing Wages of War: Business of Battle, made by Random Games, and published by New World Computing? If yes - what an awesome experience we share! If no - what were you even doing with your life back then?? Establishing a family??? Busy not even being born yet!?!?!?!? Pffff...
This game, although dated by today's standards, and not really aged all that well, was (and still is, in my opinion) a true gem of a game! I shudder at saying it's XCOM-like, or Jagged Alliance-like. It's in the same genre, but it certainly stands on it's own feet! I remember coming over to a friend's place one day, and he had somehow managed to acquire a pirated copy of this game. And we played it. So. Damn. Much. He gave me a copy of it, but over the years I lost it - but not my wish to play the game! So, when I found it in a working condition after some googling, as it is now abandonware, I just had to get into it again! Playing it on a modern computer has it's issues, but nothing game-breaking. 
So, have you been able to experience this, like me, when it was fresh and new, before it's mechanics got dated?
If not, I have a few videos out of it on youtube, and I intend to play through the entire campaign and upload an episode of each of the 16 total missions it has to offer. I've been trying to find some videos over the years of it on youtube myself, but there has never really been any out there. There was for the longest time just a one minute clip of some gameplay, and a video of the intro of the game. There's been some video uploads from an American guy about a year ago, but... and I'm not trying to bash him or anything - the quality of those videos are not the best (probably mine aren't either). In videos of the game, he has the TV running in the background at all times, and even plays other games in the same videos!
No! I couldn't take it! I had to make some videos of a proper playthrough myself! And hopefully I have been able to do so in a way that respects the game. Youtube was lacking content on this game, and I will now provide it! Certainly someone can come along and do better - and I encourage anyone to do so!
Here is the first couple of videos I've got out - more will start appearing rapidly. Heck, by the time you read this, I might have already finished the playthrough!
Let me know; did I respectfully present the game? Do you have any stories from the game yourself that you'd like to share? I'd love to hear about them from someone that might share my fascination for this beauty of a game!
Well, that's all I've got for now. Have a good day, folks!

Yes, I wouldn't offer that too, cos I love my console to be around me. I wouldn't give out because the addiction might make my friend not to return my console for me. 

I didn't damage it intentionally, the thunder storm damaged it for me. During when heavy rain was falling, i failed to remove the wire of the console from the wall socket, it damaged the console's reboot button. 

I know they're planning to introduce android app support for Windows. In addition to that, Machines with AMD Ryzen processors are still experiencing a drop in performance so we have to wait on a patch from Microsoft as well as one from AMD. 

Have you seen Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves Collection? A friend of mine who owns PS5 send them the trailer link attached here. The game trailer is absolutely fantastic. 
 

If I get my hands on $50,000 cash, I'd give up gaming for at least 10 years. Do you know the amount of stress that money can solve for me? 

I've seen the same products on Amazon sold for less elsewhere. They're not necessarily gaming related, but the fact is I have. Tools, for example. I also saw better deals on gaming laptops while I was shopping for one, hence why I didn't buy mine from Amazon.

Who are some of your favorite Mass Effect companions? Mine include Garrus, Tali, EDI, Liara, Jack, Miranda, Thane, Legion, Mordin, and Wrex.

Do you play video game characters that have a different sex than you? If so, why or why not, if you feel like sharing?
I do this about half the time. I like looking at a wide variety of character models and dressing them.
 

Maybe the game devs of fortnite doesn't like wishy washy kind of name calling in the game, that's why they slammed you. But I didn't see any wrong thing you did to say wimp, that's common in gaming.