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That's what provides the best gaming experiences, the ability to do things your own way...

Yeah, most platformers are harder to navigate with keyboard and mouse. It's best to use an Xbox controller...

Pokemon, Mega Man Network series, Broken Swords, Castlevania, Final Fantasy along with a couple of others.

That's why I normally tell them to stay in a building or somewhere out of harm's way, that way, I don't have to concern myself with them.

Our kingdom was literally a war ground so no one guild stayed the rulers for long but when someone tries to invade that kingdom, they'll be hunted until they leave.

I have to agree - it hardly got any content after release and the game does have lots of potential. In my opinion, it's one of the best Ghost Recon games ever.

Dark Souls has to be a contender for this because of how much danger you face in-game especially if you make any mistakes at all. You can't even underestimate the "fodder" characters because they'll destroy you just as easy as the bosses.

Elder Scrolls and Fallout games especially Fallout 4 and Skyrim. I've been playing both since their releases and still play them very often.

I totally agree and it isn't just Fifa games either, it's most of their games. They choose to take the easy way out because they know that they have fanboys that will buy their games no matter how crap they are.

I've visited it as well and I must say, I'm quite impressed with what I've seen so far.

Normally, I get the upgrades for free or reduced rates as I don't feel I should be paying full price for an upgraded version of a game I've had for years.

We have another thread in the gaming news related to this whole thing with Epic and Apple and for once, I had to side with Apple because all Epic wanted to do is keep all the money for themselves instead of paying their developer fees and then wanted Apple to reinstate them after losing the court battle which Apple isn't obliged to.

As a general rule of thumb, I'm not pre-ordering anything and I'll wait until the product is launched and reviews are out before I make a decision to buy or not.

I've never even heard of this series before - the plot sounds a bit strange though. How is the acting in this series?

Every episode more or less hordes of Zombies and most of them pretty god damn stupid...

Where do you watch it? Do they have other WB shows available as well?

It feels like I'm talking a trip back in time because I also remembered when we had VCRs. We could watch all kinds of shows and record some tv episodes as well especially when we couldn't be around to watch it.

That sounds like an interesting concept. I'll definitely give it a look if it's available on Netflix in my region.

I know some people who've had the same experience. That being said, it doesn't affect me though...

You right about New Vegas, it is quite buggy especially without mods. I forgot to mention it because I haven't played it in a couple of years.

I don't mind if games make me have to think about something but don't make the puzzles unnecessarily complicated either. It annoys me to no end...

I myself am quite confused why it's called an "immersive sim". I mean a sim usually is a real-life simulator which already makes it immersive so I don't really understand why immersive needs to be added to that.

My sentiments exactly - it's usually the weirdos on social media that take it to the next level when the majority aren't so polarized in their opinion.

I agree - most of the time you have to be babysitting them because they'll get themselves into some kind of battle and be easily killed so instead of them being your bodyguard. It's the opposite way around...

Agreed - they create an experience that most of us can relate to in some aspect or they take inspiration from real-life circumstances and re-write it to fit into their story.