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We know that at this time of the year (Thanksgiving straight through Christmas) most of tend to eat a lot of food. In January, most of us tend to detox so that we can purge our bodies of all the junk we consumed over the holidays. What is your favorite Detox recipe and how effective is it?

Graphically, I'd say slightly better but Fallout 4 has way more features such as settlement building along with a lot of other stuff.

Age of the Empires 2 - enough said

It's great to see the innovation being pushed in the gaming industry by small indie developers. They're the ones that produce some of the greatest games nowadays.

I'm a very gluttonous guy so food is one of my favorite topics.

RDR 2

Rocket League

Besides the cost and power it consumes, the other issue for me is the fact that it serves no real purpose. It's just a very expensive gimmick.

You're absolute right. The engine is very limited in what in can do. With Microsoft acquiring Bethesda, I wonder what changes they'll implement in the development of the next Elder Scrolls.

EA is getting sued left and right - I must be dreaming!

They have the remastered editions on Steam where you can go head to head with other players. It makes for some very interesting matchups. Sometimes, I just team up with someone to wipe the rest of the map but lure them into a false sense of security and then when we've wiped everyone else, I destroy them XD.

Mad Max has been around for quite some time - 5 or 6 years ago if I'm not mistaken. I do have the game in my Steam Library - it falls under the category of "one of those games that I bought and said I play but never ever get around to it for some reason". 😹

When I want to relax, I also play Tetris or Age of the Empires. Tetris is just one of those games that can either be very relaxing or stressing depending on how you approach it. If you trying to beat it, you'll become very stressed because this game doesn't have an ending. If you just play it to kill time, you'll be very relaxed.