Dannyjax

The quickness in completing those games is the only thing that I understand in what might make it fun for them.

There lots of gamers that are taken by depression and addiction simply because they don't know how to deal with their habit.

It's why it's good for you to know at least 2 or 3 more languages. It comes in handy when you least expect it.

My little brother of 7 years old is playing the game right now and he's really enjoying. It helps with his general growth.

I will do that most likely when I'm done with deciding on the one's I'm going to take part in. Apex Legends is a good one to join.

I think that the parents doesn't deserve to still be in custody of that kid. He should be taken away from them.

If it manages to get to the level of other real life sports, it's going to be a major breakthrough for those involved in it.

Which one do you love the most between playing offline and online? I fancy offline more.

When I'm done with checking them out, I might order a new gaming headset from them if it's worth it. I had ordered controllers from Amazon not long ago.

That paved way for other celebrities to be picked and given a role in the game. Just like what's been happening in Fortnite as well.

That's the only thing that Capcom knows how to do best. I hope they don't do the same thing with the RE 4 Remake, otherwise it's going to be me and them.

That's why massively and repeatedly reporting of such accounts makes it very swift for it to be banned immediately.

It seems like you're making use of that avenue in making money? If yes, I'm interested in getting a tutorial from you on how to go about it especially on YouTube.

I don't know what language she used in the music mate 😂. It's just fun listening to the song of lamentation.

I just can't help it with not buying more games even when I say that I wouldn't. I have already bought at least 5 games this year already.

I played just a little of Donkey Kong today and used the rest of my time to play Ghost of Tsushima.

Contra Super, Donkey Kong Classics and Castlevania 2 still feels like a new game to me whenever I decide to go down the road with them.

Do you have any idea if they later released Lady Gaga skin they had canceled back in 2021?

For someone who usually spend at least $1000 games every year and he's probably playing for at least 20 years. It's $20,000 saved up if that money can be returned.

If we could get all the money we spent on video games unnecessarily when we were a lot younger, most of us would be very rich now.

There should always be a limit to doing it would be what I'm going to suggest to any gamer who share that sentiment. Going overboard with it ain't good.

Yeah, I did it with both Prison Architect and Payday 2: Crimewave Edition.

I have only had the intention of making money from playing in game's tournaments but I haven't considered taking it up as a full time professional job yet.

Back to the Future Part II & III is one puzzle game that I never got to play when I was still a kid. It's an adventure puzzle game. I would give it to myself back in time without any delay.

On the workout thing, I even started a workout challenge with my friends back then and we post it online just to find a way to have fun.