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Hey everyone! I've always loved animated movies, but I've heard some folks say they're just for kids. What do you think? Do you enjoy animated films regardless of age, or do you think they're primarily aimed at children? Let's discuss down below.

When it comes to movie night, do you lean towards the timeless charm of old classics or the thrill of the latest blockbusters? Share your preference and why below.

What scene from a film has left an indelible mark on your memory? Whether it's a heart-wrenching moment, a jaw-dropping twist, or a scene that just won't leave your mind long after the credits rolled.

Have you ever stumbled upon a film so bad that it actually became a guilty pleasure? Share your favorite "so bad it's good" movie experiences! Whether it's cheesy dialogue, ridiculous plots, or hilariously bad acting, let's hear about those hidden gems that somehow managed to charm us despite their flaws.

Armored Core 6 in a tag-team battle. Me and my friend from Japan won every match. It's ironic that our mech builds compliment each other so well.

This was from an anime movie in the 90s and it still stands up to today's anime's in terms of graphical detail and choreography

Tammy(2014) - 8/10

Have any of you attended a gaming convention or event? Whether it's Comic-Con, E3, or a local gaming expo, we want to hear about your experiences! Share your highlights, favorite moments, and any memorable encounters you had. Did you meet your gaming idols, discover new games, or make lifelong friends?

What's your pick for the ultimate video game adaptation of a book or comic? Whether it's delving into the mystical world of "The Witcher" series or swinging through the streets of New York as Spider-Man, which games truly captured the essence of their literary or comic book counterparts? Put your thoughts down below.

Hey everyone! With so many multiplayer games out there offering various modes to play, I'm curious: what's your favorite game mode and why? Whether it's the intense action of Capture the Flag, the strategic depth of Domination, or the chaos of Battle Royale, share your thoughts!

What's your all-time favorite video game genre and why? Are you into the adrenaline rush of FPS games, the immersive storytelling of RPGs, or the strategic challenges of RTS?

What's the most challenging video game you've ever faced? Whether it's a classic or a recent release, we want to hear about the games that tested your skills, patience, and sanity. Dive into the discussion and let's see if we can discover some hidden gems or commiserate over shared struggles.

I loved Ruby and Sapphire from day one and I realized they'd abandoned some things but some of the Pokemon from that region were pretty cool such as Rayquaza, Groudon and Kyogre. I also liked the Regi Pokemon as well.

75? You could open your own little arcade with that lol. That's way more controllers than I've ever used as a gamer since I was a kid

Same here - I've done the same and some of them I've made into personal mods for Skyrim. I can imagine - the simplest mistake in videogame code and you'll have hours of work needed to fix that. I've modded quite a number of games and that's why I really respect game developers for the time and effort they put into making one.

It's kind of technical like other Souls games from Fromsoftware games. You have to really stay focused and be ready to roll or dodge - Your defensive game has to be on point.

I think a prequel to the original Shinobi game on PS2 would be nice. There were a few characters in that story that had background stories which needed expansion.

Another game I'd like to be remade is the original Ratchet & Clank game. I loved the Hoverboard racing mini-game in particular - you could do some pretty cool tricks.