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I never even heard of these. I know there are TV/VCR combos. I actually have one in my bedroom as we speak. But a TV/console combo is something I never knew existed.

The arc in Walker’s character was the urgent need or selfish desire to be a hero. It's what made him unhinged in the game with how acted throughout it. 

I know mate. The thing I liked about it was there were subtle hints that the main character was running around with a few screws loose.

I'd rather go unarmed than trying to use a bow especially when fighting multiple enemies. A bow is worthless unless you're extremely skilled.

To be honest, I was playing some Palworld earlier. Now, I do love Pokemon as a series but there are quite a number of things I wish Pokemon could implement into their own game to make it more fun. I feel like the different Pals actually serve a purpose in and out of battle.

I absolutely hate Gangnam Style so if for some reason I heard it on the radio or if I was listening to a playlist with the song on it, I would immediately skip it. I still don't get how this annoying song got so many views on Youtube. I also don't like dubstep or rap, so anything from these genres I would skip over immediately. I have to admit I like the direction pop music is going this decade, it's homage to old classic house and dance music which is awesome. Well minus the rap that's still popular.

One song that I remember singing to at the age of 4 was Ace of Base's The Sign. I used to think some of the lyrics were "Now I'm a puppy dog" when she says "Now I'm happier living without you." :V I've always had auditory processing issues, it's much better now than it was when I was a kid but I still have it.
 

Don't laugh, but it was....
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Milli Vanilli 😄

Remember those sports games, like Backyard Football, Backyard Baseball, Basketball, etc. Well it looks like retired NFL player Jason Kelce is interested in reviving the franchise for a new generation. I don't know if anyone here was a fan of those games. I think I only played the Football game, but never really got into it. But, it was a series more directed towards children. And hey, I'm all for them bringing it back if it turns out to be good.
Would you be into a revival of this game? 
Read more about this news here - https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/offbeat/jason-kelce-admits-plan-to-revive-nostalgic-video-game-franchise/ar-BB1hGBf3

I would choose the power of instantly transforming any object into a marshmallow. It would be useless because it serves no practical purpose, but it would bring joy and amusement to people as they witness ordinary things turn into delicious treats.

Campfires would become an everyday thing from there, and sales of graham crackers and Hershey's bars would go through the roof. S'mores anyone?

I would have to say pasta. I go nuts when I can get my hands on a fresh lasagna. Hell, I get excited when I can get Spaghetti-O's. Don't get me wrong, I love a good bowl of Ramen. But in my personal opinion, pasta is superior.

I'd say mine would be when Walker in Spec Ops comes to realize the colonel he's been chasing down for years has been dead for a long while and realizing all the lives he sacrificed to get to this point was in vain. I was surprised that he didn't instantly commit suicide after that reveal. What's your choice?

I'd say the weapon type I probably like the least are bows and here are my reasons:
They take long to reload. Related to my first point, if you don't get a headshot, you're pretty much screwed. I find that in a lot of games that include it, arrows tend to be hard to come by and while you can go pick them up after killing someone, it's like a witch hunt to find those arrows sometime.

"Team Rocket - Get to ze choppa!"

It definitely does help sharpen your memory skills although you'll probably see the most noticeable improvement in people who play games that require you to use some brainpower to solve puzzles/challenges.

I'd agree but it's just that some of the online content is actually pretty good so it keeps players coming back and it's entertaining especially playing with friends or joining custom RP servers like FIVE M, the game just has a lot of replayability.

Still haven't checked it out - do you know anyone who still plays it or have they also moved on?

Yeah, probably shouldn't have monetized it in the first place. I'd never run this kind of risk with Nintendo knowing how uptight they are with their property.

The whole thing makes no sense because they aren't going after companies in other sectors that have Monster in their name so I'm curious why it's only the gaming industry they're terrorizing.

I'm willing to play it if the game is extremely fun.

For me it's Solid Snake - he represented what it really means to be human. To accept your flaws but don't allow them to hind you in accomplishing your objectives. I also loved how he wasn't afraid of jumping into danger if it was for a good cause.

That's why games have the disclaimer in them. No matter how small it is on the screen, they do usually have one but it's like the fine-print kind of warning. It prevents them from being sued successfully in most cases.

You definitely are biased as you're a huge Sonic fan but Sonic is an iconic character - he's easily in the top 5 with Mario but Mario's popularity is unmatched.

The Beta is currently out according to my friend and I've seen a bit of it and honestly, I'm keeping my expectations low because Activision Blizzard are capable of ruining highly anticipated games.