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One of the only times the Boruto anime does the manga any kind of justice. I didn't have any complaints about this fight at all. As a matter of fact, if they'd stick to the canon more, I'd probably like the Boruto anime but the endless amount of fillers is what really drives me up a wall.

Boruto - The Manga wins by default because the anime has 10 million times the amount of filler even Naruto had. That being said, the manga is amazing, totally head and shoulders above the anime. Jujutsu Kaisen - Both - The anime does an amazing job of bringing the manga's story to life. Black Clover - the Manga but only by a bit - in the beginning, the manga was head and shoulders above the anime but the anime has caught up to the manga in recent years and I look forward to both on a weekly basis. What series are your favorite and tell us which do you prefer - the manga or the anime or do you like both equally?

Mine has to Jujutsu Kaisen - in terms of story, action and characters, it's an instant hit. I love everything about it - to me, it has the potential to reach the levels of Naruto, Bleach and others. The manga is full of amazing details as well which I always look forward to reading every Sunday. What is your favorite new anime series and why?

Yeah, I totally forgot that piece of garbage existed or was it denial...If I don't think about it, it doesn't exist. As a dragonball fan myself, even among anime live-action movies, DB Evolution is the worst of the lot.

To be fair, alcohol is never promoted as bad by the media - it always tends to be swept under the rug. Anytime someone brings it up, they're quickly shot down and in my experience, I'd argue that alcohol is even more dangerous that drugs like Marijuana yet no one ever says anything. Marijuana will make you think on a higher level, alcohol dulls your thinking and reasoning yet one the more destructive one is always promoted.

Quite frankly, it looks okay for the most part except there were a few instances of bugs and glitches. Now, don't expect EA to fix that before the full release - at least, I'd be surprised if they did knowing EA. Are you excited for the release of this game?

Where do I start...Amazon upsets New World MMO players with Pay-To-Win Microtransaction system and to add further insult to injury, makes up awful excuses after the backlash. Amazon is yet to have a hit game from Amazon Game Studios and on top of that, their games suck quite frankly. Just like Google, they have no idea of how to break into the gaming industry and that doesn't look like it'll change anytime soon. What are your thoughts about this?

In today's episode of how to destroy a community's trust overnight, we have the disastrous launch of EUIV's DLC - Leviathan. This one is a record breaker for being the worst reviewed Steam product EVER and it's such a shame too because up until that point, EUIV always had the community's backing and because of greed, they turned their community against them. What do you think about this?

Roughly about the same. As a matter of fact, when I can save manually, I tend to normally do it every few minutes or when I'm heading into an unknown area.

RE Village has been quite a blast. This game isn't quite as scary as RE 7 though - RE7 nearly made me crap my pants when I played it the first time. RE 8 was very tame especially in the beginning.

Just an update, this back and forth between Apple and Epic is basically going in circles. The judges do seem to be siding with Epic on certain things which I have to agree with. Here's an update video posted down below:

Most companies have jumped on the mobile game bandwagon nowadays and it's sad because they already make enough money. The mobile industry is just an absolute cesspool - it's even worse than the Console and PC gaming industry combined. That's were the worst microtransaction systems known to man are implemented and the worst part is, it completely goes under the radar. Nobody says anything about it - at all...

Amazon does have a few deals on classic games although it'll take a bit more digging than with eBay or Craigslist.

Or better yet: "Due to the pandemic, we made this decision because we want a fair playing field for our customers. Here at Ubisoft, we care a lot about our customer's...cash."

Fifa Ultimate teams doesn't piss anyone off for the right reasons at all. It's expensive, P2W and on top of that, the numerous bugs and glitches of Fifa itself will piss you off even further.

Age Of Wushu - apart from the different fighting styles, the general movement and agility of the characters felt like you were in a Kung-Fu movie. Champions Online - you can create your superhero and equip them with whatever powers you like and character customization is nearly unlimited. Eden Eternal - you can play as any class of fighter instead of being permanently tied to one class of your choosing.

Matt Swider on Twitter is the most reliable and up to date account I know but make sure to go to the actual company's website to purchase because there are lots of PS5 scams on Twitter.

In Fallout 4, I wish there was a way to make the Brotherhood Of Steel and the Institute engage in all-out war just to see who'd win. In Skyrim, I wish there was a way to conjure dragons using magic instead of controlling them by Dragon Shouts. Also, I wish there was a way to revive dragons using magic.

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I'd like the gaming industry to drop these microtransaction systems in games and hiding every other popular item behind a paywall - it's so scummy that I don't even like talking about it. The most horrid practice to gain traction in the gaming industry. On top of that, releasing unfinished games and selling them for full price - that's another disgusting practice.

This is a tough one because I at least have basic knowledge of almost everything when in comes to games. I'd say I wish I knew how I could piss off hackers and modders but getting them banned doesn't do enough for me. I want them to get a taste of their own medicine but I can't be bothered to learn hacking or modding of games because this goes against my fair play ethics.

Not really - it depends on the character really. I usually go by what they believe in or how they usually handle situations and what they're trying to achieve. Sometimes, I'll slaughter almost anything that moves in a game - even my own comrades because the character is portrayed as a nutcase or unhinged individual.

I don't mind it as long as it's not overdone or feels inorganic within the context of the game's mechanics. I'm not sure what they could possibly hope to achieve from removing it from games. It won't protect kids at all - as a matter of fact, it'll make kids believe that there's no consequences when certain things happen like cutting off your arm for instance.

I would like to play as Miraak in Skyrim and that's mainly down to the fact that his Dragon Shout abilities seem to differ from the Last Dragonborn despite being the very same shout. There's also the shouts like devouring Dragon Souls to heal himself that I'd like to use as well.