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Have you ever customized or repaired any Xbox accessories? Maybe you've done a controller shell swap, repaired a headset, or even customized a faceplate? I remember modifying my original Xbox 360 faceplate with permanent markers back in the day.

It's not going to happen unfortunately. I also want one but companies don't always do the smart thing. Sony is more interested in remakes and live-service crapfests.

There is no lies in what you stated. It's okay to mess up in games because that's the way you learn what works for you.

In my opinion, it should be a function that most platforms have by default. I don't know why it took Steam so long to bring it to their platform.

None. There's no way I'm giving up my PS5 for that crap which costs $700.

This is exciting news! Kojima having full control over Death Stranding means we might get more unique and experimental content, like we've seen in the first game. It could also mean faster releases on multiple platforms without the usual exclusive delays. Death Stranding 2 dropping simultaneously across consoles and PC would be a win for all players.

Spec Ops: The Line got under my skin in a way I wasn’t prepared for. The moral choices and the game’s way of forcing you to confront your actions really messed with me. It’s rare for a game to make you question yourself like that, and it definitely left an impact.

I originally wanted to get Suicide Squad but then I decided against it when I saw the actual game in action. It's a shame too since these were the same people that made The Batman Arkham Series, the best superhero game of all time.

Transformers: War For Cybertron was a very underrated game and is the best Transformers game ever released.

I'll have to disagree. There are a new set of cards that have come out to support Exodia - they're call the millenium cards and that support came out in Rage Of The Abyss to get out the fusion The Unstoppable Exodia Incarnate.

I understand. I used to have a friend who played games like that as well.

You know, this game looks quite interesting. I like the graphics - I want to know more about the story though.

Resident Evil - 7/10

Was bored so I started re-playing RE: 3 remake. No matter what anyone says, Nemesis is the worst enemy to deal with in the entire series - his persistence makes it a troublesome encounter when facing off against him.

How's everyone's week been going? Mine has been great outside of the constant rainfall for the last few weeks. Can I just get through this month without anymore hurricanes/ tropical storms/ rain please?!

I've noticed certain game genres don’t get much love, and it got me wondering what others are craving. Are there any genres or unique game concepts you wish studios would explore more? Maybe you miss old-school RPGs, creative simulation games, or want to see fresh takes in horror or mystery.

How do you handle the fear factor in horror games? Do you dive in headfirst, or have specific tricks to keep the chills in check? Whether it's dimming the lights, adjusting the audio, or mentally prepping for jumpscares, I’d love to hear your approaches.

What strategy game has earned your top spot? Whether it’s the deep tactical battles of XCOM, the resource management of StarCraft, or the intricate diplomacy in Civilization, I’d love to hear what game you always come back to. What makes it stand out for you? Is it the gameplay, the story, or maybe the strategy depth?

Do you think they’re too intense, or do they strike the right balance between challenge and fun? Some games can be pretty brutal with the constant need to gather resources, manage health, and fend off threats. For me, it can get stressful, but I also enjoy the sense of accomplishment when I manage to survive. What are your thoughts? Do you love the intensity, or do you wish they were a bit more laid-back?