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It would choose Rockstar as well because they always make quality games such as GTA V and Red Dead Redemption 2. The single player experiences, in particular, are always mindblowing.

I've been thinking it would be an good idea to have a quick advice topic for the Battle Royale of the video game "Fortnite". An requirement of this Tips and Tricks topic is that each time you contribute(reply) to this discussion you have to a write one sentence of advice for fellow gamers. I'll start. As the storm shrinks and the circle gets smaller, run around the border of the map as most players look to go to the centre of the map and you'll survive longer in the game.

For those who are into anime. I am sure you have heard of one piece. This is one of the biggest anime and manga out there. And most of the weebs follow them both. Since they have started releasing their android games, lot of people seem to be moving into their games too. So far the game follows anime storylines and filler arcs properly. And have excellent gacha and RPG style gameplay. It's freemium game so expect in app purchase inside.
Have you played One Piece Treasure Cruise?

Various companies have created stunning video games but if you had to choose one video game business what would it be and why? I would have to go with Rockstar Games.    GTA 5 is really successful with over thousands of users playing the video game everyday, it's one of many of my favoured electronic games to play with friends and family.

I enjoyed Pokemon Snap when I was a kid. I thought taking pictures of the Pokemon was fun and cute. My family owned a photo lab at the time, so I guess I took an interest in it. However, it's not as fun as an adult. It's super easy is really the main problem lol. But it's cute to go back to every great once in a while.
My least favorite game is actually Pokemon Colosseum. I just wasn't a big fan of the story, or the mechanic with only being able to capture those stolen shadow Pokemon. Espeon is my favorite Pokemon, so it and Umbreon being the starter Pokemon is what made me want to try it. 
My least favorite main game would be generation 4 - Diamond, Pearl, Platinum. I don't know what it was but I just remember this game being a slog. It also doesn't have the greatest Pokemon in that generation. The only ones that were super interesting were the new evolutions for existing Pokemon. I feel like it was a series low point when just taking the main games into consideration. 

Yeah after years and years of waiting for many fans its not going to be worth it, besides Valve doesnt need to create new games at this point, it seems that Steam is more than enough for them.

I wouldn’t say I’m a “bad” gamer, but I’m not really a “good” one either. I suppose I’m pretty mediocre. But as a kid, I was downright terrible, to the point where I didn’t even grasp the appeal of playing. I just watched other people with great interest instead.
There were a few games I liked anyway when I was younger, but I still remember the day I was playing Quake III Arena in CTF mode online, and suddenly something “clicked” in my brain, and abruptly, I could fight. I started scoring frags like crazy, and after that, a whole universe of gaming was suddenly accessible and awesome.
Anyone else ever have that sort of experience?
 
 

You will get better with time ,try to find a pace while sprinting , if you sprint to quickly the horse will get tired and try not to do a quick turn like a car in gta V

I don't think it's ever going to happen lol. No matter what they do at this point the hype has gotten too big to where no matter what game they put out it wouldn't live up to people's expectations. 

I've heard this one before. It's pineapple.
What is made to cook but never cooks?

I purchased the PS Vita, PS4 and Nintendo Switch at launch. I also picked up the PS3 in its launch window (about a month after it released). I’m a sucker for jumping in early - but only when I have the cash to do so. When I was younger I couldn’t afford to buy my own consoles so I had to wait for birthdays and christmas etc. Now I’m an adult I quite enjoy buying some hardware at launch.

To be honest, I have never really purchased a console exactly at launch. I got my PS2 a couple weeks at launch but in general, I tend not to buy anything at launch because it may turn out to be a dud and you'll be stuck with it. Another instance was 3 years ago when the Samsung Galaxy s7 had launched for a few months and the Note 7 dropped around that time. I was contemplating whether to buy the Note or go with the S7 and I choose the S7 because it was the proven product and everybody saw how the Note 7 blew up - literally!

I usually have a "main" console and then I get other consoles for the games. 
The main console I usually purchase fairly early, but never immediately when it comes out. I'd say a few months after release. With the Xbox One, I waited until I could buy it without the kinect. 
The other consoles (such as the Wii U) I get at the very end of their life when everything I want is pretty much on sale. The only exception is for mainline Pokemon games. If a main Pokemon game comes out for the Switch, I'm gonna get one then lol. 

I agree about Max Payne 3... the game felt rushed and the story was very confusing.

Lol, I started last night. I can barely ride, hahah. I'm terrible. Any tips? Turning the horse seems oddly challenging, like steering a grocery cart.

Like in GTA V if you want to meet weird characters go to the question marks in the map between Main story missions, it makes the game more enjoyable. Also try to do Bounty missions to save some money for good horses and practice shooting while horse riding, I was very bad at it in the beginning .

I started it as a fun. And then in my depression I used games as pure means of the getting a way for my rage to come out. I use my rage to control my addiction. And so for that I'd say that it can be  turned into addiction these days. I won't say complete game addict. But lack of having people around does make me think more about the games. That is what it often I feel in the life so far. 

I hate EA as much as the next guy but that quote is slightly wrong. I believe the EA executive was talking about games where you follow a story, a sort of linear game. He didn't say that all single player games were dead, especially considering how popular open world based single player games are doing. 

What DLC gave you the worst bang for your buck? It doesn’t necessarily need to be the most expensive one you ever paid for … just the one which was the biggest waste of money and time.

I've never had to replace a controller either. I have two controllers at the moment so that I don't have to play whilst charging my controller. There are times where I get frustrated with games, especially with FIFA but I have never thrown it or broken it lol. Don't think I could afford to keep breaking it

First off. A game that isn't made by EA as Disney will probably revoke the licensing deal in a few years.
Secondly, a rebranding/rehiring for LucasArts.

Empire, but at first it was because I wanted to be an evil character, but it turns out politically speaking if the stormcloacks had actually won they would have to face another invasion, one they will most likely lose. 

I am looking to buy this on the PS4 but it is so expensive! I am waiting for it to reduce in price. Could do with a review tbh. I only ever played Black Ops for the Zombie mode.

I wouldn't say that it is a copy of PlayerUnknown Battlegrounds. It's a Battle Royale so obviously there are going to be a lot of similarities but for me, Blackout is much better than Player Unknown. The thing with PUBG is that it is full of problems and I don't think the developers have gone the right direction with the game. Blackout has been well built and it's actually quite interesting to play. But I did return my copy of BO4. I couldn't justify the price either especially when the only thing I liked was Blackout.

Dragon Age Inquisition.
These are just my opinions, as someone who loved Dragon Age Origins and liked Dragon Age II. 
In short, they seemed to try to make it play too much like Assassin's Creed or something. The open world was just pointless in a Dragon Age game, as the only things it really contained were super boring busy quests... Why am I, the head of the Inquisition, going around handing out blankets or whatever all the time? You're telling me my organization is so poorly run that I have to personally go do all of this? What are all of my advisers even doing? And you can't skip a lot of the quests either because you need the power that you get from them to use at your war table thing. 
The war table thing was also stupid. But less stupid than the open world full of crap. I didn't like reading about doing something cool instead of acting going to do it. Apparently I was too busy getting food and blankets. 
I didn't like the combat either. It was too far removed from the combat of the previous games. I can understand wanting to get something more console friendly than Origins' combat was, but I thought Dragon Age II was already a pretty good compromise there. 
I loved the characters, lore, and story of the game, however. But I played it once and skipped a lot of stuff. I mostly went back to YouTube and other sites to fill in all of the gaps lore and story-wise because I just didn't like playing it that much. That said, I'm still hopeful for the next Dragon Age game that was recently announced, but I won't hold my breath this time lol.