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I got one on sale a few years back for $45 dollars and the difference in comfort between it and a standard computer chair is night and day. I thought getting it was a waste of money at first but then I decided to buy it and it makes gaming for hours more bearable.

Brilliant Podcast as usual guys.

The one thing that irks me is why do people think that a single-player game with zero microtransactions or loot boxes is "revolutionary"? I've seen EA drop so many shit Star Wars games that I have a hard time believing this will be mind-blowingly different. Yes, I heard they are going to use the Unreal engine instead of their crapbite engine (EA doing something practical for once.yay!) which a good move but I need to see story-wise what they will come with and also if the combat is good.

RE 2

Sekiro shadows die twice.

These gaming smartphones are a gimmick - they offer very negligible performance over standard smartphones during gaming but overheat way faster and the accessories for these phones are ridiculously expensive.

As @UleTheVee said, there are ton loads of Youtube tutorials that can teach you to build a gaming PC because that is how I built my first one as well.

Just to add, I haven't heard any of these gaming journalists calling out EA for doing something that was an industry standard up until recently and calling it revolutionary. Instead, they are calling out EA based on the character's race and gender...

Haven't watched it yet but everyone I know who has is raving about it so I will go see it.

Burnout paradise was my favorite game to play back in the days - I heard of this game and looked it up and it's lacking a lot of features that burnout had.

My actions depend on the weapons I encounter - I tend to be very tactical in flanking opponents but I'm not averse to running and gunning.

Don't forget the ridiculous warranty and repair policies that come with pre-built machines.

It doesn't make sense painting everyone with the same brush because not everyone is guilty of it. I notice that some of the gaming journalists from companies like the verge love to stir up controversy when there is no issue at all.

Skyrim SE

Nowadays, I only buy mouses that can connect directly via Bluetooth without the USB receiver being needed so that the mouse won't be completely useless when the USB dongle cannot be located.

Okay, no problem then.

I never really got what the hype was about to be honest. My friends tried to get me to play this but I can't be arsed - At least Fortnite doesn't take itself too seriously and the devs come up with exciting new content every battle pass. EA just had these recolored skins of existing ones for battle pass content.

One of the little girls in Whiterun - the whole town treated me like R. Kelly -_- Although, I did recall accidentally swinging my sword and hitting the kid...that couldn't have possibly caused it(sarcasm).

With keyboard and mouse - it sucks but the driving controls with the Xbox One S controller is pretty good.

It's really difficult to choose - I like both Scorpion and Sub-Zero equally because the interaction between both characters is entertaining to watch.

Or bumps into one essential kid and the whole town is after you!

So what if the protagonist is white? Does the color of his skin affect his Jedi powers or something? I asked the same question last week and I'm going to it again - why do some gaming journalists always try to stir up controversy over non-issues?

I just liked playing the original game. There's that frustrating bridge stage - otherwise, it's alright.

original - psx emulator

Crash Bandicoot