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I am guessing the same but considering the way games are developed these days. I don't expect much from it though.

I wanted to get bigger screen badly but then realized that I have no plans on getting new apartment.

Recently came across this in the community forums on upcoming games discussion. I kind of like how some developers keep this old graphics style alive.

Yeah kind of some sort of deep meaning to setting up the entire theater underground. I don't know why they didn't made it more mysterious, and added cult or potential multi verse sort of thingy.

Gameplay on the update is pretty impressive too.

I think considering how EA is treating the community, I'd say it's way better if EA keeps itself away from games for years.

Bioshock 1 and 2 definitely. I didn't like what direction they took after that so kind of not much into those improvements now.

In fact these days it kind of pains while playing MOBA games. And I know many people have fingers strong enough but I can't play win streams for hours anymore. I just play one an hour and move on.

If you are in MMO, you may notice that learning to play SOLO means inviting feeding. And many people learn it through team work on when to and not to go for the solo push.

Often those who have invested a lot of times into the game, they tend to show you some tricks and those can be learned through walkthrough as well. And I'd say for some known and popular gaming channel this is kind of expected.

Animal crossing seems to be getting a lot of buzz from what I have heard so far. That game is likely to have some good sales this year.

I think ROE 3 kind of makes you bored the reason being the old story style of the AOE 2 kind of dies in 3 and that makes you miss the older games more. But it could be just me in that thought process.

Haha. I have done the same though a bit earlier than christmas.

Anyone played this game? I know that there used to be a lot of such games in the 90s or so decade back. But the thing is that this kind of looks more futuristic and also pretty addictive. I watched the gameplay and it sort of feel like worth playing.

Not sure if this game is out there for the mini console but it was one of the games I loved from last decade.

I wonder if there are any free game engines and the people who are forming groups to work on those games. Like you know those hackathons type free and open source games?

Pokemon Red.

Very bad reviews from the community as the game basically just copied the last release code and repeated the same. Nothing new.

I think in one sitting I have had my share of 10 to 16 hours of the gameplay. But those were the days and my body can't take that much now.

I was not much of DMC when it was released, same for few other FPS game. Then I started liking them a lot. Especially DMC for that matter.

I think almost every mini console or handheld user play mario or sonic if I am not wrong. Most new console users do it from what I have seen.

There is a free browser version of classic minecraft for those who don't want to install it on PC. https://classic.minecraft.net/

I remember playing it casually but considering the same genre, you have lot of options out there.

I am currently trying to learn Yoyogames gamemaker. I wish to some day release something on android. So far yet to reach any specific progress on this.

I got my hands on RE 2 remake this christmas.