Alyxx

Try the Logitech G602 - I have had it for 3 years and it is everything you could ever ask for. Exceptional battery life, great responsiveness, buttons that you can map to do anything and it cost just $36 dollars right now.

It's a shame Youtube Premium will soon be a thing of the past.
Now that is an intelligent man right there.

^ Love LGR so much lol 
I watch YouTube almost constantly so I watch it on a lot of things depending on what I'm doing and what room I'm in. PC/laptop, my phone, iPad, Xbox. I have it on in the background almost always even if it I'm not actually watching. I would rather give up Hulu/Netflix/whatever else before I'd give up my YouTube Premium lol. 

This is a pretty close race!
You getting 500 points though -_-.
I think you need to adjust the sensitivity of your controller. 😂
I voted for you.

I would love to see a game that for once is set outside the US.

1. Alien
For me this movie is one of the best horror movies ever made since it focuses more on building atmosphere and tension over pure scares. It's a slow movie but it definitely earns its place in horror movie history as one of the most effective ever made.
2. Videodrome
Definitely more of a psychological horror flick that focuses on fears of technology and how it can affect us.
3. Eraserhead
David Lynch's debut feature film and probably his most terrifying. A psychological nightmarish movie about the fears of fatherhood and dealing with a lot of complex issues.
4. Paranormal Activity
The only movie that legitimately made me afraid of my own house.
5. Poltergeist
Still a powerful movie to watch. On par with Paranormal Activity for me.
6. Jacob's Ladder
One of the most depressing movies ever made but also one you can't take your eyes off. Won't spoil the ending for those who haven't seen it but it's one of the biggest "omfg" moments in movie history for me.
7. Evil Dead 2: Dead By Dawn
A semi-remake of the first Evil Dead, it adds a lot more humor into the mix and also gave birth to a horror movie icon in Ash Williams. Not sure if this is my favourite in the franchise or Army of Darkness but this one feels like more of a horror movie.
8. Hellraiser
The story of a family literally opening pandora's box, Clive Barker's debut film which is also based on his own book, is a wonderful take on the horror that comes from within and how one's past can come back to haunt you, literally.
9. The Thing
John Carpenter is probably one of my favourite directors of horror. And while I also enjoy Halloween a lot, The Thing is probably higher on the list for me. Amazing groundbreaking effects that still look great today, and not afraid to go for a bleak ending.
10. Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me
Twin Peaks may have started out as a TV drama with horror elements but in this movie, those elements are brought to the surface entirely. The result is an amazingly captivating and terrifying experience unlike any I've experienced. My favourite thing about this movie though is how much it expands on the spiritual universe that was only touched on in the original series and laid the groundwork for the eventual followup to the original series that came out in 2017.

I would love to see a game that for once is set outside the US.

I'm working on completing the original on my PS Vita atm. Probably will get the remaster later. 🙂

Welcome to the forums, my lady ❤️

Like... no offense but nukes actually have a LOT of effect on the planet as a whole, even if they're only launched in a single country.

Welcome to the forums, my lady ❤️

Hi everyone! I just joined. I'm a huge gamer. I've been gaming since I was a little girl. I play mostly RPG-type games with lots of action, but I love a good FPS or racing game too! Nice to meet you all!

I can totally relate to this. 

I wonder if anyone ever tried watching Youtube on one those old black and white TVs?🤣

I agree, I have a limit lol
But in most games, if you give me the option to customize my character visually, I will spend HOURS doing it as @kira1331 can attest to...

In the game's universe, it was a nuclear world war. Mainly between the US and China. But it was definitely a global war. There hasn't been much information about what has happened anywhere but the US though. 
A game outside the US would definitely feel completely different and interesting though. So much of the game's feel is based on that 50's era US culture, and to see something other than that would be neat. 

Sounds like an interesting character and I can relate to being very artistic and creative.

I do too but not when it is going to keep costing me.
You already pay for the season pass so why should you?

I feel your pain. Most of the PC stuff in my country is very outdated so I am basically forced to shop online for computer parts.

I was going to mention OpenOffice but I thought I'd give him the cheaper Microsoft alternatives first.

Now that I think about it, when I was eating it, I thought the food tasted kind of funny but I was so hungry so I kept eating. Next thing I knew, I was destroying the bathroom at work and the had to send me home. 🤣
Me too. I only eat out on Weekends but I do cook at least once a day every day.

If I actually was to go through the games I have played my entire life, I am pretty sure that Vice City and San Andreas would be number one and two on my list.

I would love to see a game that for once is set outside the US.

I would love to see a game that for once is set outside the US.

My friend loves Jaffa cakes as well.