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I have played a few like Agar.io but I wouldn't say I'm really into them like that. They do help to pass the time when you're waiting on someone though so there's that...

Nice haul of games - I totally forgot about the Evil Genius series for the original Xbox. Such an underrated game for its time.

Well you can play RDR1 on PC using an emulator but that's a technicality...I was just making you aware.

I honestly would rather parents try to guide their kids on how to deal with anxiety but most parents nowadays are kids themselves. I'd rather they not go on medication because anxiety medication has some severe effects especially on kids and their nervous system.

If someone asks me what the story of Kingdom Hearts is about, I usually ask them if they know a way to calculate the size of the universe. They'll usually reply with that's impossible and then I'd say that's exactly what trying to understand the story is like.

Yeah - that's what make Fortnite still relevant despite the somewhat repetitive gameplay. I do also like the no build game mode that I have seen them show off.

You're right - I kinda forgot about the whole Attack On Titan event (the armor was hideous though unlike these). On another note, I do think more and more companies will try the whole collab thing because of how successful it is for Fortnite.

My sentiments exactly - I expect things like this from Fortnite. I'm not quite sure which mode it will be available in but we'll get more information soon.

I haven't played the game in eons but this a pretty interesting collab and one that would be successful. To be fair to Fortnite, it's the one thing that still keeps some people hooked is the collabs/events.

I doubt I've ever seen a more confusing story than the Kingdom Hearts series and none of it really makes sense. I like the fighting mechanics but the story just feels like a make it up as we go along kind of thing. You shouldn't try to understand the chronological order of Kingdom Hearts, you might just go insane 🤣🤣🤣. I completely gave up after the second game.

The thing is where does the story pick up after John Marston and Arthur were both killed previous - who'd be the new MC? Well there is John's son - Jack. Now that I think about, the story would revolve around getting revenge by hunting the government officials that betrayed his father.

In a lot of F2P MMORPGs, you tend to collect a lot of unnecessary items just to complete quest and then you don't ever have any real purpose for them afterwards. Some are a downright grindfest - at least give us the option to be item collectors instead of forcing us to fill our inventories with useless stuff all the time.

Dino Crisis was a very underrated series in my opinion. It's too bad that games like Arc and Jurassic Park are around - I wouldn't mind a dino-thriller with similar mechanics but with better camera angles and shooting/aiming mechanics. Onimusha is a game I also played a lot growing up with the first few on the PS1/PS2 and later on GBA. Onimusha has been overshadowed by games like Devil May Cry unfortunately and has never really been able to escape that shadow either.

At this point, what else can they really add to the RE story. Everything has been overused and we already know the in-depth backstory of most of the main characters both good and evil and that was through DLCs.

Honestly, this is a difficult one to answer because there are so many that I love but if I had to choose one, it'd be either Need For Speed. I absolutely love the fast-paced races which get the adrenaline going and keep you on the edge of your seat.

I plan on getting both anyways but the Switch is more readily available and is cheaper so I'll get that first. Besides, I'm planning on getting a brand new TV along with it for my computer room.

This is Virgil's battle theme and it's absolutely epic!

True - Now most of those games either try to copy Smash or copy Mortal Kombat and they flop pretty hard because they lack the entertainment value of the originals.

I'd say Spec Ops - it starts as a somewhat ruined place but it was still beautiful and relatively peaceful on the surface. But once you start really exploring the city, you realize what a dump it really is.

I totally undertand your frustrations - we as gamers are getting way less for our money. I don't condone spending on free to play games either because you'll never recoup that and all that for a few hours of fun.

Calypso is pretty Twisted lol. He held Twisted Metal in LA and once he destroyed that, he decided to go global with the tournament. The worst part is he held this tournament for entertainment - he didn't care about the consequences it had on the citizens at all.

I mean we are talking about videogame characters. I do believe those characters are from Avatar if I remember correctly.

I'll pay the subscription fee for an MMO if I think it's worth it but I'm not going to spend anything beyond that really.

I take a break every now and then in MMOs because they can become quite stressful especially if you're in a top position in a top guild. At times, it seems more stressful than things that happen in real life. A break is good to rejuvenate yourself and also to prevent burnout.

So true! Heihachi killing his son and throwing him off a cliff into lava is pretty darn evil in my books. I also think that Molag Bal from Elder Scrolls is one of the wickedest bastards I can remember in a video game.