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I love Link but I'd take Zelda if the previous games would've let you play as her... You're the lucky one. I'm stuck being married to a car...

I play that almost every day but thanks for the recommendation. I've played and completed the Witcher 3 but I haven't touched it in months. I know. I've played Baldur's Gate 3 and I currently have a Warlock build. What build are you using currently?

Seeing Robert Downey Jr play Dr. Doom has left me speechless. WTF isn't enough to describe this - most of us are baffled by this decision. This was and still is my reaction to it:

Half-Baked - 9/10

This is one of the most over-the-top yet epic attacks I've ever seen in an anime:

Just played some Rocket League earlier today and even though I did team with some randoms, we won every match.

Just for fun, imagine you're suddenly married to the last video game character you played as or encountered. Who are they? How do you think your life together would be? Share your thoughts and let's see who ends up with the most interesting (or bizarre) partner. Mine's a car because I just got finished playing Rocket League a few hours ago - well this is going to be awkward...

With so many advancements on the horizon, it's an exciting time to be a gamer! Whether it's the potential of cloud gaming, the latest in VR/AR, new console releases, or cutting-edge graphics technology, there's a lot to look forward to. Which upcoming gaming technology has you most excited, and why?

With all the rapid advancements and changes in gaming, from graphics to gameplay mechanics, what’s one thing you hope remains the same? Whether it's a particular game mechanic, a community aspect, or a nostalgic feature, share your thoughts on what you hope stays consistent in the ever-evolving world of gaming.

I'm looking for a brand new and epic RPG to dive into. I love immersive worlds, deep storytelling, and memorable characters. What RPGs have you played that you couldn't put down? Whether it's a classic or a hidden gem, I'm eager to hear your recommendations.

I love gaming, but I also value my relationships with non-gaming friends and family. However, I do know of people who find it hard to find the right balance between enjoying gaming and spending quality time with them. How do you manage your time to ensure you’re not neglecting either? Any tips or strategies that have worked for you?

Hey everyone! I'm curious to know how many of you enjoy story-driven games. Whether it's a gripping narrative, complex characters, or emotional moments, what aspects of these games do you find most appealing? Do you have any favorite titles or memorable experiences you'd like to share?

Wow, a Cyberpunk-like Paperboy sounds amazing and I love the unique twist of delivering noodles. Have you had a chance to play it yet?

I totally agree. It reminds me of games like 'A Link Between Worlds' where switching between dimensions adds a whole new layer to the experience.

Upon re-watching the trailer, I've also noticed some subtle elements of the doom series in the combat. I hope this game does very well.

Considering the controversy that's going on with the new Assassin's Creed in Japan with the government threatening to ban it, Ubisoft has been on a downward spiral over the past 5+ years and it doesn't look like something that's going to end anytime soon.

Absolutely, the Earth Defense Force series has always been about embracing the chaos and humor.

That must be a re-enactment of what Ubisoft developers do when they're supposed to be working on a game. In all seriousness, I like the wacky nature of this game - it's quite unique.

I think I've seen this game somewhere before. However, I've never played it but I like what I'm seeing. I'm going to check it out for PC.