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If I remember correctly, SOTN came out like a good year and a half before FF8 but I'm not even sure when you got your PS1.

That was in fact the second game I got for my PSP after Monster Hunter Freedom. Such an underrated GOW title - hardly anyone I hear mention it.

Oh wow, I thought it was just me! Revisiting an altered area really messes with my memory of the original layout, like my brain is clinging to the old map. It’s both fascinating and confusing especially in games where the changes are subtle.

Getting into LoL as a beginner can be a mix of excitement and challenges. Since it’s your first MOBA, I’d suggest checking out beginner guides or videos that break down the basics like understanding roles (top, mid, support, ADC, and jungle) and learning how minion waves work. And yes, toxicity can be present, but focusing on your own learning can help you tune it out. Every game will teach you something new, so if you’re patient, you’ll improve and start having fun.

This is a good question but I'd pick YouTube just for the ease of use although Twitch isn't bad either.

Oh, I totally get what you mean. Games dropping plot points can be so frustrating. One that comes to mind is Mass Effect 3 and how it left so many open-ended storylines for the squadmates. They even had to add extra content to explain some of it! Another one would be Fallout 4, where certain character arcs and endings felt underdeveloped despite the hype.

I like the look of this game and the fact that the magic in-game can be used for several more creative ways to punish your enemies.

It looks like a good one for a party night or something which you enjoy with some friends.

What the hell is this game? I'm confused - what is this even about?

I'm not too sure but instant gaming was launching sales for this game's keys. I can't say too much about this title as I've not checked it out yet.

Not really but that's kind of unique. I'd probably get extremely hungry if I keep looking at this thing.

I mean, when you sell something at $700 that's not a massive upgrade on its previous counterpart and remove the disc tray and price it way higher, I can see why nobody's rushing to buy it.

Terrifier - 8/10

Was tearing it up in Need For Speed Unbound earlier. I won 7 out 8 races and only lost the last one because my controller's batteries had died.

While I do agree, I don't want any generic, half-assed, glitchy horror game either. I'd rather a few quality ones than loads of subpar nonsense.

When you listen to music, how much does the production quality impact your experience? Do you prioritize crisp sound, mixing, and mastering, or are you more focused on the artist's message, lyrics, or overall vibe? Do you find that a raw, imperfect track adds to the charm, or does poor production turn you off?

I’ve always been torn about long instrumental solos in music. On one hand, they can showcase a musician's skill and bring a song to another level. On the other, sometimes they feel like they drag on without adding much to the overall vibe. What do you think? Do you enjoy them, or do you feel they break up the flow of the song? Are there specific genres or songs where they work better?

We all have that one song that can instantly lift our mood no matter what. Whether it's a guilty pleasure, an upbeat classic, or just something nostalgic, what's that go-to track for you?