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I used to watch it a lot as a child with Michael Schumacher and I also used to love Nascar. I guess I lost interest as I grew older.

As of now, Smartwatches aren't a necessity so getting one is more of a luxury.

Just wanted to catch up with everyone - How's the week been for everyone? I went out of town to visit a sick friend.

Tales from the Crypt will always be cult classic especially for kids who grew up in the 90s. Rugrats and Mighty Morphin Power Rangers are classics as well - I remember watching Malcolm in the middle on WB.

Honestly, I think Helldivers 2 might be game of the year - I'm having so much fun with it. I also picked up Metroid Prime remake as well.

You know that I didn't remember this series existed. True Crime: Streets of LA was an amazing game. I think that I did play New York City as well but I didn't finish it. If I remember correctly, I had borrowed it from a friend for a few days.

From what I remember, it was decent. In my opinion, it's distinctly average - a few of Shadow's lines are actually hilarious. The gameplay is mainly a mirror of Sonic except he also used weapons.

Wait? What?! I don't care how bad the game will be, I must get this. Killer Klowns from Outer Space is a ridiculously movie. Spikey is my favorite Klown out of the lot - his balloon bloodhound cracks me up the whole movie. One of the funniest scenes for me was Jumbo annoying Curtis the cop. I still crack up when re-watching that scene.

I'm just going to get it from GOG. They're the only digital platform which allows you to download your games if something happens to them.

The original Dragon's Dogma was such an underrated game. A few of the systems introduced in that game can be found in quite a bit of modern action rpgs especially ones involving magic.

Sonic does have that issue as well. Some of them even think Sonic is a bigger character than Mario and that Mario is "boring". I swear that fanboyism is the worst thing within any fanbase.

Nope - I despise ads. Like, I wish they'd all just disappear. Especially when they keep popping up every damn second - I can understand when free games have some ads as a means of revenue. But a lot of modern free games overdo it.

It depends on the quality of the original game and the DLC. If it's a fantastic DLC with lots of unique content, I don't mind buying and playing them.

Honestly, I don't really play games on my smartphone anymore. I normally use my Ipad - that way, I can preserve my smartphone's battery for more important stuff.

Not in this lifetime - Mobile gaming is an absolute cesspool and most people aren't into it that much. Mobile gaming doesn't have any real advantages over console or PC gaming as you can stream console/PC games to your mobile device through multiple platforms so you can play them anywhere.

I've used Bitcoin to buy games via Joltfun and also Steam allowed you to buy games with crypto. I don't know if that's still the case because they crypto policy of online stores consistently change.

Not me - there's no reason to get this in my opinion. I'd prefer to subscribe to Xbox Gamepass or PlayStation Plus. Their services are way more established and will be way better.

My Switch - I just got my Steam Deck fairly recently so the next time I go on vacation, I'm going to bring it along.

Ubisoft have the cloud streaming rights to Call Of Duty for the next 15 years. I didn't even remember this happened - I'm not sure what Microsoft gains from this deal either. Maybe they plan to acquire Ubisoft in the near future and this is just a way to start the process.

Technically, this case was settled out of court so it couldn't be properly judged if Nintendo overstepped their boundaries. I guess they probably didn't have the funds to keep fighting this case over a prolonged period but it does really suck.

I agree. Sony has been making a bunch of idiotic decisions in recent years. Their CEO also stated they'd invest more heavily in live-service games which is a despised genre amongst gamers. I can't even name you three good ones.

Same - the Paranormal movies were scary as hell and I loved them all. What I also liked was how interconnected the movies were. Every event played a significant part in how the events unfolded in the subsequent sequels.

GOG is the only digital gaming platform that sells DRM-Free games. You'll still have access to them even if the publisher decided to end the game.

To be fair, the sexual harassment scandal that Activision Blizzard was embroiled in recently could also be a factor in why they did this. Most of the culprits were still employed to the company even after the Microsoft takeover so a clear-out was needed.