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We'll definitely see a blurring of lines between games and reality. I expect tte future of gaming to allow players to control games with their thoughts and emotions.

I‘ve also found a hidden audio log from a character but when it was revealed, it was a massive plot twist. Honestly, this completely changed my perspective on the whole game's story.

Another one that happened to me was when I was teased by my friend while we play Overwatch, then I accidentally pressed the wrong button, causing my character to do silly things in the middle of a team fight.

AI can help the developers to automate tasks like in testing and bug fixing. But, job displacement is a major concern.

I think the Minecraft community is also really very active. I have seen players share their creations and collaborating on projects on that platform. It's really amazing to see what people build and learn at the same time.

Rockstar Games does a very great job with marketing and game development. But I think EA is definitely one of the worst at marketing. They are known to focus too much on microtransactions.

I'm actually pretty bad at fighting games like Street Fighter. I can never seem to execute the combos quite correctly. But I'm really good at puzzle games like Tetris.

In reality, I've got a gaming nook in my living room, but I'd still love to have a room dedicated to gaming..

I think the dynamic soundtracks are underutilized. We have seen games like Ni no Kuni and The Legend of Zelda show how music can definitely adapt to the player's actions.

I think multiplayer games offer something more unique and experience is immersive. You get to enjoy it more.

I've not been to any game museum but I've heard a lot of things about the National Videogame Museum in Frisco, Texas..I think it's a place worth visiting. I was told they have an impressive collection of consoles, games, and artifacts.

I like to encourage my children to play educational or creative games that can be very beneficial to them. We should know that excessive exposure to violent or addictive games can lead to a serious negative effects.

Rushing through games will make them feel shallow and unfulfilling to me. That's why enjoy the experience and take in the whole story. I like to take my time to finish a game i started.

I'd like to mention Proteus. It a wonderful relaxing exploration game where you just wander around a peaceful island and interacting with wildlife. It has no bosses and no threats

I'd definitely choose the futuristic city of Cyberpunk 2077's Night City. I just want my home to be a stunning view of the cityscape.

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is the game I've tried, but the complexity of the game is out of this world and it always lead to burnout. Additionally, I've also attempted to learn 'Overwatch' several times, but the gameplay didn't just resonate with me.

I'd like to say Gone Home. It's indeed a pioneering game in the narrative genre . This game tells a very powerful and emotional story of self-discovery and family secrets.

At that time, I revisited the old favorites like Final Fantasy VII and Kingdom Hearts. But I also discovered some interesting gems like Animal Crossing: New Horizons and it eventually became my go-to relaxation game.

I'm very optimistic about this news. I still believe that Konami has a lot to prove after their past mistakes, but if they should tap into the essence of what made Silent Hill great and it will be amazing.

The Microsoft's Xbox division is also committed to offering accessibility in gaming. You can see this in the features like adaptive controllers and subtitles for gamers with disabilities.

What intrigued me is games-as-a-service which will make the games receive continuous updates and expansions.

Personally, I will pick the Cuphead. It is definitely the most challenging platformer I've ever played and The boss battles are so insane.

Horizon Zero Dawn is my favourite game in terms of the combat system. There is something very satisfying abut the machine-based combat. It's even more satisfying when you take down a massive robot.

I'm definitely going to give it up for Assassin's Creed II. This is indeed a masterclass when it comes to games designs. It's an awesome game.

The most epic Boss fight for me is against the T-Rex in Tomb Raider. I like to take down the giant dinosaur with dual pistol. I so much love the thrill and the challenge.