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Aaliyah's Rock the boat also falls into this category as well.

The Descent 2 - 9/10

The Descent - 9.5/10

I'm with you on that/ I always felt like their ecosystem always held them back and repairing the devices are such a hassle. lol funny enough I wrote the first comment and saw this but I totally agree with you.

The new Medal Of Honor VR game will allow you to perform various actions like pull a grenade pin with your teeth among other things. It's not out yet but I'd keep any eye out for it(I normally don't hype up EA games but from what I've seen, it's pretty awesome).

I understand what you're saying and you're right. However, the cash cows in the mobile gaming industry don't get called out nearly as often as the ones on PC or consoles. besides that, the cash cows on the mobile platform will spend up to $150,000 on a single game. We even had a thread about this a year back.

I agree that Ipads are extremely powerful but their actual limitation is the Apple ecosystem so your limited in what you can do with it. Samsung Galaxy Tabs are also pretty powerful tablets and I may get myself one in the near future because I'd like to use it for emulation among other things.

I'm sorry but PlayStation all the way. I mean, the Xbox Series X doesn't have any exclusives and is being outperformed by the current PS5. I might have some issues with some of Sony's dealings in recent years but if I'm getting a next gen console, it's going to be a PS5.

Well, that's a pretty wise choice because due to the scalpers, regular consumers like us will be lucky to even have a chance of getting on a PS5 within the next 6 months at the regular market price. By the way, is it brand new or used?

I've owned HP laptops in the past and have encountered my fair share of issues with them but its within the realm of what can happen with any other brand of laptops. Asus' cooling in their Ryzen laptops was practically non-existent and they were being called out for it but the MSI Ryzen laptops run pretty cool so it depends on the manufacturer.

To be honest, I'm not really worried about the weight of the mouse because that's pretty negligible and hardly affects your performance in games. I like its very sleek design though and might get myself one of these.

Thank the heavens that AMD removed the computation aspect of their AMD GPUs so miners will no longer buy them up as well. I'll probably have to wait until April next year before I can even hope get my hands on either of the brand new GPUs.

Well my current CPU is an I7 on a gaming laptop and there are ways to overclock it but I do need my laptop so I'm not going to risk it with this.

I despise hackers as well because they ruin the experience for every one that wants to win fair and square. Proving your competence in a game fair and square is the only way to determine where you stand in comparison to your opponents.

Well, I myself used to host small Fifa, Smash Bros melee and Gran Tourismo tournaments at home with my friends and family but the prize was bragging rights lol.

It's kind of true with Mass Effect - they do tend to drag a bit in the opening sequences. Another game I'd say is Medal Of Honor - It must be the super long intro but I was falling asleep during the intro!

Happens all the time! It has happened to me in NFS: Heat as well and the worse part is, throughout the entire race, they didn't bother me that much but as I got closer to the finishing line is when they suddenly remember that they should be challenging me.

That's a valid point actually. In most games nowadays, the consequences of failure are absolutely non-existent. If I were to put a game on this list, it has to be Dark Souls. The checkpoints are few and even if you pause the game, the game itself continues so if you were getting murdered and thing you could take a break, the pause button won't save you.