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I'd have to say the original Halo 2 due to the nostalgia of playing online games with my friends at the time. And how I used to destroy everyone.

I'd really love to see more exclusive AAA titles on Xbox. These big-budget games often offer immersive worlds and epic stories that you can get lost in for hours. More exclusive content would also make the platform stand out.

I use Xbox Game Pass for a mix of both AAA titles and indie games. The big AAA titles offer amazing graphics and extensive gameplay, while the indie gems often bring innovative mechanics and unique storytelling. Having both options keeps my gaming experience fresh and exciting.

That's the way it's heading. Nobody is really buying their consoles and pretty much all of their exclusives are now multi-platform games and are on Gamepass as well.

The thing is, it depends on what kind of material the floor of that house is made out of and the condition of the floor when talking about US houses. I've been in a few log cabins over there and the wooden flooring in one of them was very rough and uncomfortable to walk in without shoes.

Yep. Most companies will only care about getting paid and shipping the animal. They won't look after its well-being. It's the same reason why I choose to leave my dog with my mom when I'm going to be out of the country for an extended period of time rather than flying them with me.

I haven't either but I have seen the good reviews. I love Ninja Gaiden but this game just doesn't move me. I'd rather a new one.

Predator 2 - 9/10

I modded Ark Survival Evolved for the first time and honestly, I'm surprised I never went through with this years ago! The modding community is almost as active as Skyrim and Fallout 4's. I love the Exo Meks

I wouldn't say I hat Almonds but I prefer others like Brazil Nuts or Walnuts myself.

Personally, it's BBQ chicken with gravy and mashed potatoes and some cole slaw for me. If you gave me that everyday, I'd be a very happy man.

The problem is exporting exotic animals like that to my country involves A LOT of red tape and the cost makes it quite a hassle.

Surprisingly, I'm an avid bird watcher. People don’t usually see that coming given my tech-savvy nature. The reactions are generally a mix of surprise and interest in the serene and observational aspects of bird watching.

"Super Mario Odyssey" stands out to me for its innovative mechanics. The introduction of Cappy and the ability to capture and control various enemies and objects added a whole new layer of gameplay. It made exploration more dynamic and offered countless creative possibilities.

I believe Nintendo handheld consoles are definitely worth collecting long-term. Their iconic status and the nostalgic value they hold for many gamers can contribute to their appreciation over time. Limited edition models and well-preserved units are especially likely to become valuable collector's items.

I highly recommend "Animal Crossing: New Horizons." It's perfect for a relaxing experience with its calming music, gentle pace, and charming island life. You can spend time fishing, decorating, and chatting with friendly animal villagers. It’s an ideal way to unwind.

I like to mix it up depending on the generation, but I have a soft spot for Fire types. They’re usually strong right from the start and have great movesets. Cyndaquil from the second generation holds a special place in my heart.

A revival of "Super Mario Land" on the Switch would be amazing. The game’s unique levels and charming design would look fantastic with updated graphics. It’s a classic platformer that could attract both old fans and new players, making it a perfect fit for the Switch's hybrid nature.