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First gaming company - yes and I just hope they put in regulations for unionization.

Your colleague must be a retro gamer because most gamers especially modern ones wouldn't know a thing about Bomberman.

To be honest, I wasn't a huge fan per say. I'm more of a casual watcher when it comes to this anime but it looks like a good game to play. Much better than Fifa on the Nintendo Switch in my opinion.

That's a very valid point but why would they be hiding pigs from the government? lol What kind of pigs are they hiding?

Well they do have some pretty hardcore fanbois that will defend them to the death so they think that most of us have that same kind of unwavering loyalty which really isn't the case.

To be quite honest, I don't think I have any particular favorites but I do like the Metal Gear ones especially of the mechs themselves.

I agree, it makes the experience more complicated because it's only human that you'll sometimes forget when to use tap or hold control and screw yourself over.

If I remember correctly, there was Joker from Mass Effect 2 but he wasn't that prominent of a character. Honestly, it's difficult to name any because the disabled characters tend to be side characters or NPCs. Unlike me who doesn't mind playing as one if it created a unique experience, there's not a lot of appeal for characters like that in the traditional gaming market and companies tend to follow the money so most won't put in the effort to include one.

Not really - I only ever miss them if I choose to ignore them which I do have a tendency to do on certain occasions especially when I just want to get into the game itself.

I've done that with Champions Online and although I quit again, I plan to go back sometime in the near future.

I used to play Eden Eternal for many years and I did login last year. The game hasn't changed that much except it had way more classes than when I stopped playing and the Level cap had been raised. Also a few tweaks here and there to dungeons - the only thing that changed drastically was how empty the game felt compared to when I was active. Shutting it down in 2021 was the correct decision by the developers as the game was basically on life support.

Honestly, I was looking forward to Star Wars: 1313 because you got to play as a young Boba Fett on his adventures in Coruscant's Level 1313. An area in the Star Wars universe known to be crime-ridden. The trailer was absolutely epic! But it was not to be...

Gamers fall under all kinds of categories with all kinds of playing habits, that it tends to get confusing to define gamers from impostors. In my opinion, impostors are the ones that pretend to like a certain popular games but have never played them before and don't have a clue about them. Also, there are those gamers that get into gaming to gain fame on social media, they don't actually care about games but they love the clout - those people are also impostors in my eyes. Gamers who like particular games isn't all that uncommon - not everyone is like me who plays all kinds of games whether old or new. That's just my unique gaming habit.

Even now I still have the original FF8 in it's old case and the same goes for MGS. I'm definitely not into keeping them in anything than their original cases unless something happened to them.

I agree totally - As my grandma used to say" they sure know how to make em."

I can't honestly say - I play all games with pride especially when I'm the one that chose it. People can have whatever perceptions they want of that particular game but that's not going to put me off one bit.

Skyrim GTA V RDR 2 Fallout 4 Just Cause 3

Fallout lore is a bit confusing at times so I say as long as it follows the world's feeling of hopelessness and despair along with the survival of the fittest theme, it'll do just fine. They could use the vents of Chernobyl as inspiration on the consequences of nuclear disasters. I really hope it does well and I'm willing to give it a chance so let's see if they can pull it off.

For the Fallout cookbook to be real, there has to be some sort of radioactive dish on the menu. It's not going to feel authentic without it...Although you could just go to Chernobyl and hunt the animals there - it'd be the ultimate Fallout experience.

RDR2 also had that with Marston after the death of Arthur Morgan. I thought it was a nice touch which linked the story to the original RDR.

I'll definitely notice the difference between older and more modern titles. However, there is far more to a game than graphics and although I do care about graphics, gameplay mechanics, story writing and other factors influence my perception of a game even more.

Deus Ex - Human Revolution

Karate Kid - 9/10