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Dead Zone - 7.5/10

The choreography in this fight is absolutely amazing and even though it was made years ago, still looks better than a lot of modern anime.

After the fullbring powerup, Ichigo's Getsuga Tenshou in his base form became a literal piercer of heaven.

I always love Yamamoto's shikai release because the whole battlefield literally becomes one big wildfire.

Rocket League and Skyrim SE

Skyrim is always full of such random and interesting moments, as much as it has its bugs, it has never failed to entertain me. GTA V is also entertaining because there's always something to do especially in GTA online sessions.

To be honest, I think this more of an exception than the rule or somewhat of a standard. Normally, developers tend to start with the characters and the story before adding the location at some point in the story.

At least I know I'll always have somebody to talk to instead of it looking like I'm talking to myself 🤣

When someone is running, shoot in front of them.

Donkey Kong Country was a great game - probably the best Donkey Kong game of the bunch barring the Donkey Kong 64. I can think of much worse games on the SNES than that...

To be honest, the PS5 situation has become way better than last year because I'm seeing more and more PS5s being available at MSRP on some retailer sites.

Facial Recognition technology especially in this circumstance was never needed. All they had to do was have the parents use some sort of timer to manage their children's gaming sessions.

What do you mean? That's a huge part of it.

I've seen they're about to release a Guardians Of The Galaxy live service shooter as well and I expect it to be just as terrible.

I'm not going to lie, I never thought this game would survive after the first season and the initial controversies but it's actually getting a third season now and it's on the Switch. I'm glad when a company can learn from its initial screw ups and become much better.

It's not any bigger either - the most notable change is the OLed panel. Is it really worth the extra $50 though?

Once Sony is involved, there'll most certainly be another fee involved - I just wonder if they'll pass all of it onto us consumers, a portion of it or they'll eat the cost - at least in the short term.

Government regulation is the only way we'll get any sort of changes and that comes with its own set of problems especially with governments that lack any kind of understanding of the gaming industry.