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The Netflix exclusives are definitely worth it to me.

Yeah - the scorpion king is a pretty entertaining movie from start to finish.

Kingdom come deliverance.

Adventure games tend to take a lot out of me because of the amount of time it takes to move from one objective to another, all the while having to explore vast areas and fighting enemies, of course it'll take a toll on you.

Besides buying a new hardware, and new controller functions - not much I'd say...

Continuous upgrades to their software engines increase their graphical quality and also the upgrade to the power of the devices that allow you to play said games. For instance, Unreal Engine 5 has some ray-tracing element in it (at least what they showed in one of the demos) so the graphical improvements are very noticeable.

I always liked the summons system in Aura Kingdom and that summon grows stronger alongside you until they become a complete beast taking on hordes of enemies and you can even get combo attacks with them.

One or two at most and I barely remember anything about them. Also, they happened over a decade ago so I can't remember what they asked me either.

Kingdom Come Deliverance also falls into this category as you play the game mainly in FP view.

I love in-depth character customization options including cheekbones and jawlines among other things including how the armor you're wearing fits on you character's body.

I normally adjust it a bit as I find making any major adjustments to the brightness throws off almost everything else visually.

Metal Gear Solid Half Life/Half Life 2 Unreal Tournament Devil May Cry Gran Turismo Need For Speed Underground/Most Wanted Burnout 3 SSX Tricky Super Smash Bros Melee GTA 3/Vice City/ San Andreas Mortal Kombat Trilogy Bloody Roar 2 Soul Calibur Dead Or Alive Crazy Taxi Driver 2 Tony Hawk Pro Skater Pokemon Silver Deus Ex Mass Effect I'll stop at 20. I could name so many more games but I'll stop at these.

I prefer the no helmet look with most of my characters because as you say, I love to look at my characters. In addition that, some helmets are huge compared to the rest of the armor.

I am always thinking of new character builds for Skyrim and Fallout 4 and what kind of mods to use for said playthroughs.

Modding Skyrim has managed to make the game feel fresh even after 10 years and I still can't get enough of it.

Usually, the complaints about games being buggy, slow and having poor gameplay tend to have a lot of merit and it's not just a gamer's delusion. Majority of the the games created in more recent years have fell horribly wide of the mark or missed it entirely so most dev teams aren't meeting the standards that gamers want.

This is a somewhat confusing question because MK trilogy isn't the same thing as the grand theft auto trilogy coming out. MK trilogy was the third game in the series while the GTA trilogy coming out is made up of three older GTA games remastered.

Nope - I can still keep this going until my body isn't physically capable of doing it. My passion for gaming has been with me since I was a kid and it's still here so I doubt I'll lose that passion.

Not me...

This would make a good Android port or at least has the potential to.

Exactly and that's why they dealt with it.