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It reminds me a bit of the original Fire Emblem games for the GBA or at least it's giving off those vibes. I can see this one really taking off - the combat looks amazing as well.

Same here - I didn't get it either and that's why I was speculating.

They'll probably do better than Stadia though because Stadia management made a lot of insane promises that they could never fulfill and that was never going to happen.

Some are shills for big companies like Nintendo and get sponsored by them so that's why they act the way they do about certain things.

Valid point but I think the politicians would start to make laws to ban them from doing business in the region and that'd put them at an even greater disadvantage.

That's a valid point but there are some sites that don't allow you to play a game unless you use a VPN because the game isn't available in your region.

Most of the Trevor moments in GTA V crack me up no matter how many times I see them. I can ever repeat them word for word and I still laugh. Check out why:

For some reason, I'll be trying to press the start button and accidentally press the select button on my Xbox controller or even the Microsoft logo. It's pretty hilarious actually.

Nope - most times, I haven't even paid the full price even once. I don't remember ever doing something like that.

To be honest, it depends on the game and the gameplay mechanics as well as how effective they are. Sometimes, the basic mechanics are so horrible that you have to find workarounds for certain games and it increases the learning curve.

Skyrim Fallout 4 Rocket League GTA V DMC 5 RE 2 remake NFS: Heat Those are some of the games that help to calm me down when I'm not feeling so hot.

I did buy Star Wars Battlefront and its DLCs in 2016 - I hardly regret anything in my life and I'm telling you right now that it's the worst decision I've ever made about anything!

Lester from GTA V - most players seem to really like him but I can't stand his annoying voice and his tendency to call at very inconvenient times.

I wouldn't say relaxing but in the beginning Dark Souls was extremely intense for me but as I got more accustomed to the game I grew to tolerate and even enjoy the challenges. The same with the Monster Hunter series.

That has happened to me quite a lot actually like when they had this event in Champions League where they were giving away Legendary armor pieces (strongest back in the day but not now) and I had to work the weekend. It took me almost 3 months to get those same armor pieces.

To be honest, not really. The only thing I can say after going through a second playthrough is that you'll notice little things you overlooked in your first playthough.

Honestly, I think if you snoop around the net, you're bound to find some excellent deals on games but not being about to play physical copies of games anymore especially if that's what you're coming from definitely takes some getting used to.

My characters always have some trait of mine - whether it's my philosophy towards life, my reactions to specific situations or the strategies I'd use in fights in real situations. I always try to make my main character as close as possible to myself though.

What on Earth?! What kind of achievements are these?

This is so flipping stupid! He's autistic ffs and an 11 yr old. Who are these people making these rules?