Aniekwe

My attachment to my old consoles would never allow me to sell them especially if it's the one's I played on myself. I would never be open to selling them. But in a situation where I felt like doing a business and pick up a cool stuff which I know some people might be interested in buying, I'd sell it.

The game looks good from the way I see it even though it's quite dark but you can see exactly what you're playing even at that. The soundtrack fit the mood of the game, it's another thing I like about the game.

I have seen a lot my friend do that with their consoles but I have only attached a few stickers to my console and that's it. I have never bothered about changing the whole view or appearance of the console with full art. I'm not sure if I would like it that much.

The only Atari gaming system which I ever played was the Atari 2600. It was a gift from my late uncle when I was but a child. It influenced my flair towards old games till today.

I still play a few of Facebook connected video games like Subway Surf and it's very interesting when you battle for the top spot on the leaderboard with your friends. It's the only thing that makes it entertaining for me.

My first ever video game console was gifted to me by my late uncle which was Atari 2600. I never stopped playing it till I grew tired of it or should I say I grew up and started looking for something different. I bought Commodore Amiga for myself first.

I play on PS4, Nintendo Switch, PC, Sega Genesis and Android phone but most of the time, I play more on just PS4 and my Switch. It's when I feel like giving them a break that I turn to the other platforms.

It should be the 8th generation because the 8th gen console kicked off in 2012 where we have the Wii U that came out in 2012, PS4 in 2013, Xbox One for 2013 and finally Nintendo Switch that came out in 2017.

I'm not going to count playing on my smartphone as when I started playing games with my phone. It started way long before that using my Nokia 3310. My favourite game on it was a shooting game I can't even remember it's name. It was like an underwater space shooting game. I think it was Space Impact.

I had seen it a couple of times around 1997 but I was still in love with my Gameboy as of then. I never bothered about getting it because to me, Gameboy was better.

I have a PC and Playstation 4 but I'm still looking at getting PS5 for myself as well. It's all about being able to afford them, there's nothing wrong with that.

And unless Epic Games would be able to prove that Apple have complete monopoly here, it's going to be difficult for them to get a win in the case because that's how they lost the first one.

I never saw that their acquisition of Activision Blizzard coming and boom the deal was done. It even didn't affect their other business after throwing in the $70 billon in the project.

They have a lot of things that's going off with the game and with no Batman in the game isn't doing it any good favors. Fans/criticis already have a bullseye to pick at.

That's one feeling that taste very sore because you're being forced to do it. It even hurts so much when you're not fully satisfied with the game you need to uninstall.

It's for the best to have their gaming preferences picked out for them irrespective of what they might consider to be their favourite game. It may be something harmful for their consumption and as an adult, you should know better.

My uncle will always tell you that if it's not broken, he's not changing it. There was even a time when he was attached to a particular controller that he wanted to have it fixed when it was faulty instead of replacing it.

I can remember my experience with playing Skyrim on PC and it keeps crashing ever 10 to 20 minutes of play. The only good thing was that it's not a long progress when it happened for the first time.

The quality soundtrack helps to add to the mood when playing the game but it's also the political aspect of the game that I think is more interesting.

As long as I don't have anything to lose when I'm out of playing for a while, I wouldn't worry about it too as it's just the fun I would miss. It's something that I can easily get back whenever I resume playing.

The character/player of Undertaker in Sega WWF wrestling was the real taker for me. It's the Undertaker I knew growing up and the developers got its design very well.

The game was a serious mess right from its launch on all platforms it was released on and not just consoles.

It was Ghost of Tsushima. I was in serious mood for the game that very day. The more I played it, the more I wanted to play more and that's how I took it up to 6 hours of play.

I don't know how far they would be willing to take it with their dump of microtransactions in the game especially with what's up for grabs in the new chapter. We shall see what they would be able to make by the end of the year.

I would try and see if I can be able to complete Edgar’s Questline in Elden Ring today. I started playing it about an hour ago.