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To be fair, as technology progresses, the older technology becomes obsolete in 2-3 years so an upgrade would be needed at that point.

I like the action in-game, it's very fast-paced and the controls seem to be really responsive.

Well that at least offsets some of the impact of her actions but where were her parents? There's something called public etiquette and some of the kids growing up weren't taught that by their parents/guardians.

I do have an Ipad but it's only good for mobile gaming and if you're skilled enough, get some emulators on it but I mainly play the emulators. Most mobile games are just gigantic money pits.

Well, growing up in that era, those graphics were groundbreaking at the time and it was the first time we ever encountered a game with that much violence. Hell, they were trying to get it banned in the US.

The only one I've played in recent years is Fifa and Dream League - they're somewhat decent but I lost interest in them after a couple of weeks.

It's a toss up for me between Dragon's Dogma and Champions Online. Both offer very comprehensive armor systems that feature tons of possibilities.

I'm not sure because at the time, I had followed the instructions and used a USB dongle. Between scalpers and the increased price of electronics because of the chip shortage plus increased tariffs in China, we have this current mess.

Well, you have PS4 controllers already so you could just buy a $5 wireless dongle and use DS4 to make it work wirelessly. Here's a video on it:

Not sure to be honest. I grew up in a very musically inclined family so I developed that love for music since I was a kid.

Yeah, the graphical detail is top notch in the Witcher series - the only problem I've had on PC is the optimization but that was addressed for most part in the past few years.

Yeah - it cracked me up as well.

Get the Xbox one S or Series X controller with Bluetooth connectivity and you can play your games wirelessly. You didn't say anything about budget though so let us know what price range you looking at.

I've encountered a few which is interesting within itself and one of them loved Ghost Recon and another loved Need For Speed...Gaming is one of the few things that can bring multiple generations of people together.

It's true - a growth strategy has to be devised and you have to stick to it religiously. Otherwise, you won't achieve the results you want.

I did have a PS4 that I borrowed from my cousin but I had the controller prior to that but I just can't seem to remember. The Xbox controllers are for my PC as I am primarily a PC gamer after all.

It's not just size - it also depends on the requirements of the game which most modern titles are very demanding. So demanding that the PS3 can't run most of them...

It also helps that some of the songs are also popular hit songs from recent years. Most people will vibe to it.

Funny enough, I found a few when I went to collect some stuff.

I'll definitely check out Rocksmith but for me, it's just a new hobby to take up. I've been having that itch since earlier this year and with my dad passing last month, that itch grew stronger because my dad used to be a musician and my love for music came from him and my mom.