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It depends on who I'm fighting. If I'm training a weaker individual/friend, I'll go easy on them but if it's an enemy I instantly destroy them because I despise having to fight people weaker than me.

In Final Fantasy 8 when Seifer kills Odin. This has to be one of the most wtf moments? Really? Seifer?

Seeing Seifer kill Odin in Final Fantasy 8 was one of the most wtf moments ever

This scene was epic.

I have made this one several times. Pretty easy to make and they're very tasty.

I actually made this today hahaha!

Keanu Reeves all day every day! That being said, I did like his original design though and maybe they could've incorporated him as a character into the game somehow. Maybe a DLC - who knows?

Honestly, thinking back, there was a Punisher game that was out in the early 2000s and it was quite decent and there was also an arcade game in the 90s if I'm not mistaken but I never played that game. I just remembered the game that came out in 05 and the arcade game from the 90s. I loved the original Last Of Us so I'd definitely give it a shot as well.

If only we could get this kind of backlash for Android phone companies especially when they start copying Apple and removing features, most mobile tech users are such sheep that they'll believe anything because they are "loyal" to a brand.

If only some of us had PS5s but you know, scalpers have denied most of us this privilege. That being said, this is scary as hell (that reminds me, I need to muster up the courage to finish RE 7).

Fallout 4 & Rocket League

I'm curious thought - is Mike Tyson's taunt going to be " I'll eat your kids!". Mike Tyson probably takes the term kids meal a bit too literal XD

I mean, EA isn't exactly known for originality especially nowadays so when you say they copied a character design, I'm not even remotely shocked.

Mobile devices, portable consoles and tablets just to name a few. I'm just as perplexed as you as to why they thought this was a good idea. It's so ridiculous because the passenger may start distracting the driver and that can lead to all kinds of horrendous accidents.

I probably would've said Resident Evil 2 and 3 remake but we got those already and they're both amazing remasters. This is the example that most companies need to follow. (EA and Konami, I'm looking at you!)

It doesn't look like a half bad game to be honest. It reminds me of Road Rash for the N64 combined with X3treme games for the original PlayStation. This is such a simplistic game yet it does look a bit fun.

I mean Skyrim is in the middle of a civil war so I can understand the drab grey color. That being said, I do have to agree with you on Bethesda's inconsistency and the fact that they keep removing features every game. In Oblivion, you could make your own spells and rename your own potions among other things. In Skyrim, you can't do most of that stuff without mods and the worst part is, Bethesda will continue to shit on their modding community - one of the main reasons for their success.

Same here, I loved the original Driver but Driver 2 was that game that really hooked me to the series and I'd also like another Driver game. The cars were fun to drive and the cities were quite fun to explore.

It's a pretty solid Final Fantasy game without microtransactions and the animations are pretty good. I haven't played it in a few months but it goes down as one of my favorite mobile games of the last few years.

The dragon attack never felt like you were in any real danger. I mean if you stood outside for 20 minutes, you'd still be alive. To me it just felt pretty dull.

I was kidding about the jacking off part but as I said, he can undergo physical therapy.

Skyrim and FF8 are two very glaring examples of very tedious openings but once you get past that, they hook you in and you can't stop playing them. I should know because I have played FF8's and Skyrim multiple releases.

Alien Isolation - the Xenomorphs learn your habits and adapts to it so you have to constantly alter your approach when traversing the ship. It really makes for an interesting time.

My father got me into gaming at a very young age and it's become a lifelong habit. Just like Patrik, most people frown upon my gaming habit but that doesn't affect me in the least bit.