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It looks okay - it's not exactly the most original game or most interesting one to come out but I'd give it a chance. It seems like a decent game and if it comes out at fair price and is bug-free and somewhat entertaining, I'll give it a go.

I'm not getting too thrilled because Microsoft has a habit of starting new ventures only to close them down within 2 years just like Google. These idiots bought up a whole bunch of gaming studios and can't afford to maintain most of them. Why am I not surprised?

Nowadays, they spend time trying to milk games for as long as possible. Re-releasing the same game with multiple versions and what not and before you know it, it's 15 years gone already.

Honestly, I didn't even care if another Division game was being worked on. The first one was so boring and repetitive that I dropped the series altogether. If Ubisoft wanted to cancel a series, this is the first one I wanted to go.

RDR2 GTA V Oblivion Morrowind Skyrim Zelda series Fallout series Assassin's Creed

The Silent Hill series, some of the levels were totally dark that you could barely make out what's in front of you at times. RE7 is also another game that had some extremely dark areas for most of the game.

Titanfall 2 is the first game that comes to mind. There's also Timesplitters and Timeshift also make use of time-based abilities for different purpose including combat.

Hoped on some GTA online and was terrorizing some tryhards and griefers. I love to give those lot a taste of their own medicine and they hate it!

Mortal Kombat (2021) - 8.5/10

Friends is definitely on my list. Fresh Prince Of Belair, Saved By The Bell, Seinfeld and The George Lopez show are all up there for me as well. And how could I forget Everybody Hates Chris? That show was hilarious!

Have any of you ever considered going under the knife for cosmetic reasons? What motivated you to think about it? Did you end up going through with it? I personally wouldn't as I accept my imperfections. How do you feel about this?

We all have those moments where our minds wander off into the realms of imagination. Whether it's during a boring meeting or while staring out the window during a commute, daydreaming is a universal pastime. So, I'm curious: What's your go-to daydream? Do you envision yourself traveling the world, achieving your wildest goals, or maybe just enjoying a peaceful moment?

Hey everyone! I'm curious to know what daily habits you all have that make a significant positive impact on your life. Whether it's something small or a major lifestyle change, share your go-to habit that improves your day-to-day living! For me, it's starting the day with a 10-minute meditation session. It helps clear my mind and sets a positive tone for the rest of the day. What about you?

Would you rather have a beautiful house in a bad neighborhood or an ugly house in a beautiful neighborhood? Curious to hear your thoughts on this. On one hand, a gorgeous home can be a sanctuary, but safety and surroundings matter too. On the other, an unattractive house in a great area might offer more security and community vibes, but might not feel as homely. What would you choose and why? Discuss!

If you had to choose, would you rather only eat desserts for the rest of your life, or only eat main dishes for the rest of your life?

They're literally everywhere. Any platform you can think of has scammers who are trying to rip off innocent people who've worked hard to achieve something in life.

Either an S24 Ultra or something like that or an Iphone 15. I got my hands on a IPhone 14 courtesy of my big brother and I like it as secondary device.

I installed a 2TB SSD on my PS5 the other day so I have far more space now. I was thinking about a 4TB one but I just settled for 2TB. I do have a couple external SSDs that I don't have much of a use for so I can use one of them as extra storage for my PS5 if needed.