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I mean, I'm glad they're releasing new Pokemon games but do we really need more Pokemon? There's over a thousand of them at this point with all kinds of abilites. What else could they possibly come up with?

I have to agree - E3 has been pretty dull for the past 5 years but the pandemic helped accelerate E3's demise. I used to tune in to watch E3 back in the days but I lost interest in it since 2016.

I like the graphical style of this game especially when she summons the dragon fire on her sword. That's very creative and I hope we see more games with creative spells/abilities like that.

As a huge fan of mages - this is like a dream come true. The graphics looks good and the game overall looks very promising. I hope we can learn spells like summoning meteors or huge beams of light from the sky.

That list is so long - there's Bioshock, Zelda: Breath Of The Wild among others but I don't have a Switch at the moment so Zelda is out of the question at the moment. As for Bioshock, I have a lot of games that I'm playing right now so I'll get around to it eventually.

Not really - to be honest, I'm perfectly fine with a plain-colored controller. As long as I can play my games with it, I'll never get bored of it.

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Honestly, it's been so long since I've heard about that game. It was a fun beat em' up game - I don't remember much about the story or characters but I just remember beating down waves of bad guys.

I have played most of the games including Driver 2 and it was one of my favorite games on the PS1. It was as good as the first game but you could get out of the car and run around on foot.

I also played the original Tomb Raider on PS1 and it's one of my favorite games of all time. I remember getting it on a demo disc and I loved it so much, that I got my mother to buy me the full game.

My favorite card games nowadays is Edopro which is a Yugioh game which is constantly updated with newly released cards and you can compete against other people.

The Need For Speed series is one of the best racing series of all time and I've been playing it since the original PS. I love most of the games released and I still do play some of them like the original NFS Most Wanted, NFS Carbon, NFS Heat.

I do totally agree that Saints Row 2 was completely underrated. It's too bad that GTA 4 was out released earlier that year so it completely overshadowed.

I'm not K/D guy at all - I'm all about the entertainment factor. You're going to die a lot in most games so why not just enjoy the moment instead of obsessing over some stupid stat. I play videogames to entertain myself and although I do like to compete, I must be having fun.

You're right, it's Kill to Death ratio - it's something that tryhards in games like GTA V are obsessed with. Thus they kill themselves repeatedly when they realize you're about to kill them. In GTA online, suicide doesn't affect your K/D ratio.

Honestly, I don't pay a lot of attention to them nowadays because most of them aren't very interesting. For instance, E3 has become a crapfest - I'm glad it was cancelled this year. I hope it remains that way.

Other than the games you just mentioned, the Sims also requires to monitor your character's health and needs. The Skyrim survival mods such as Frostfall do tend to feel quite overbearing in my opinion.

I tend to like it when it's extremely dark with a bit of visibility. It gives these areas a sense of suspense and constantly forces you to be alert.

I'd say games like GTA, Racing games such as Need For Speed, Fighting games such as Mortal Kombat and FPS titles like COD and Battlefield. I'm not going to lie, I despise playing rally racing games with vibration on because the controller shakes non-stop 🤣

I'd say I'm a lot like Solid Snake in that I'll stick to my objectives and keep pushing forward no matter the setbacks until it is complete.

I don't know many but I do like the speeches by Solid Snake about how to live your life - I find them very uplifting.

Haven't gotten a PS5 yet so I haven't played it but I'm definitely looking forward to playing it. It has some pretty rave reviews (which was to be expected as the first Horizon game was excellent).

As a Metal Gear fan, I always wonder how the hell a moving cardboard box never draws any kind of suspicion from enemies? How is hiding under a cardboard box the most effective way to sneak around...

Honestly, it depends - I tend to explore a lot but I'll follow the main quest and then towards the end, I'll start doing more sidequests.

Yeah - I was just about to recommend that. @DC can easily sue them because he has overwhelming evidence. I'd recommend that @DC get lots of screenshots and videos of the website and then send the cease and desist order. If they don't shut down, he can take it a step further.