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I totally agreed that Enlisted shows a lot of promise. The switching mechanic and array of equipment options are definitely mind-blowing. What keeps me worried is the balance issues and potential pay-to-win situation.

The subscription model is one of the things that also allows console manufacturers to definitely monetize their online services too. It’s a way to generate a steady revenue stream. Additionally, you should know that PS Plus and Xbox Live offer some extra benefits like free games, discounts, and exclusive content as well.

I share your thoughts. The new map and the engine upgrades will definitely take Hunt: Showdown to the next level.

I also believe that many gamers still cherish physical copies despite the digital copies offering convenience. In physical copies, there is tangible ownership.

I'm excited about The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom and Metroid Prime 4

Here are some of the terrifying horror games that come to my mind: Resident Evil 7: Biohazard Amnesia: The Dark Descent Condemned 2: Bloodshot

The game I regretted playing was No Man's Sky. I mean, I was so disappointmented in this game.

Red Dead Redemption 2 is indeed a masterpiece. It has immersive storytelling and the characters are quite engaging as well. The gameplay mechanics offered a very unique canvas that could be used for creative content.

For me. I don't really have personal preferences in crafting, but I can tell you that so many gamers like crafting versatile weapons like swords, bows etc.

The stigma that is surrounding gaming is slowly fading away, but I still find it very difficult to believe that some parents still perpetuate negative stereotypes. This is crazy though.

Pokémon Red and Blue have really sparked interest in lots of gamers. This game creat a lifelong memories for so many people.

Goldeneye and Mario Kart 64 are very classic. What surprised me is that they are still very relevant to this day. Revisiting them would bring back those fond memories.

It's very essential to strike a balance between gaming and your real-life responsibilities. You shouldn't neglect the important aspects of your life ike health, relationships, and personal growth.

Red Dead Redemption 2 is indeed an excellent choice. The game is so immersive world and the story is engaging as well. It's really a shame that Rockstar didn't release more DLC for the single-player mode.

There something very satisfying to me about crafting my own weapons. I am really accomplished doing this.

I remembered that those days are when parents often didn't understand what gaming is back then. Games are very good for encouraging social interaction and friendly competition as well.

For me, I found out that there's something that is so satisfying about outsmarting your opponents that is way better than just going in guns. Poisoning can be the best.

Just like you, gaming has played a significant role in shaping my social connections and friendships as well. I salute you for maintaining these relationships for over a decade. that's quite impressive.

Mine was The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time and Pokémon Red and Blue. I remembered spending hours exploring these games. It's fun though!

1998 was truly a very remarkable year for gaming. In this time we saw the games like Half-Life, The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, and Gran Turismo.

Tip screens can be very helpful because it reminds the players of all the key mechanics or strategies to employ especially in complex games.

I know for sure that Okami and Viewtiful Joe standouts when it comes to unique art styles. Games like these always remind me of the importance of the visuals.

For me, I'm going for the original Super Mario Bros. on the NES. I also enjoy playing The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time on the N64

That's a great question @Kane99 . It's going to be an amazing experience. Sega Genesis can leverage on its dedicated fan base to contribute to its library.

You must be a game enthusiast because prioritising gaming when your schedule allows it is great 👍. That's a flexible schedule.