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I love so much how story-driven games as it can transport me to new worlds and it can also evoke strong emotion in me. I like complex characters like The Last of Us or BioShock.

I make sure to prioritize scheduling and I also set aside specific times for gaming and stick to it.

You have to try The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. It's a very classic game but I see it as one of the most immersive RPGs out there.

One thing that I hope never changes is the sense of community in gaming. I love how games can bring people together and enable use to create friendships.

I'm super excited about Virtual Reality (VR) and I can Imagine fully immersing myself in a game. It's like being inside a fantasy world.

That's indeed a fun question. I last played as Link from The Legend of Zelda and I think that life with Link would be an adventure..

I do this as well. I also take breaks to watch streams of games that I'm interested in. It's really a great way to pass the time.

This is good but I wasn't able to go pass that level in that game. How did you do it?

I don't like skipping the tutorials, but some games are very straightforward. For instance, a platformer or a casual mobile game don't really need tutorials. I might skip it for these games.

Yes, I remembered the Normandy SR-2, and I’ll say it's definitely a fantastic choice as well.

it's true that Portal 2 has an amazing ending. I wasn't even thinking. I also know BioShock, it's really an amazing game.

I've made some friends from all over the world through gaming and it's so amazing to see how we connect and support each other. It's a good experience though.

integrity is key. I think another major issue is definitely the lack of sportsmanship. Most of the players often forget that the person behind the screen is real.

I'd also like to mention Pokémon series. Some of the Pokémon designs are also very creative and beautiful too.

I'm with you. Sports games are definitely the best with friends. I love playing Madden, FIFA, and NBA 2K. We always have a great time to compete.

I'm still working so hard to set up my own game room, but I've also got a few ideas on how i want it to look in my mind. I do want to have a retro gaming station stocked with classic consoles.

I'm also guilty of playing games during work hours, but only during breaks or slow periods because I find it as a way to recharge.

One gaming badge of honor that I have was when I completed Dark Souls without dying once. It was a very challenging game, and I spent hours before I could master the mechanics.

Absolutely! I always make sure to go through the game tutorials before playing it. I find it very helpful to understand the game mechanics, controls, and the objectives as well. It saves me time and frustration in the long run.

That's a great choice. I can also recognize the Hyrule Field from The Legend of Zelda. Even if I haven't really played the game in years, the moment I see that landscape, I’ll know exactly where it is.

The Last of Us II is definitely an excellent choice. The ending got me emotionally charged and it was so satisfying. But for me, the game with the best ending is Red Dead Redemption 2.

It's also applicable to me and I've also made some amazing friends through gaming and we've stayed in touch over the years.

I couldn't agree more with your assertion. The obsession of most of the gamers with winning can definitely lead to toxic behavior, cheating, and it can also ruining the experience for others.

The level of detail and customization options are so impressive. I remembered spending hours admiring the different designs and color combinations. It's really awesome!

those are classic choices. Playing Madden and NFL Street is always of great experience with friends. FIFA and NBA 2K are awesome choices and I like them too. Honestly, there is nothing like the competition and trash talk that comes with playing the sports games with friends.