Heatman

Thanks my friend. I will be looking forward to getting it whenever you find it. I need a new change in the kind of TV series I used to watch to meet up with the games I get into recently.

I couldn't stop laughing when I came across that dancing dragon bug/glitches in Skyrim. It actually gave me a little relief from the pressure I had till I got there.

It's a good one with RPG elements in it which took place in a unique dieselpunk universe of the 1920's. The gameplay gives an insight into an alternative European history where men used their knowledge to build powerful machines used for agriculture and battles.

It was a very sad feeling for the first time I played the game and got to that part. It took a lot courage for me not to cry over it. I think it's 9 Elements of Ninja that I watched as a kid where I never had the interest of watching it all over again because of what happened to the lead actor and how he died.

There are few of them which I can recommend and they are the following ; 1. Sudden Strike 4 2. Iron Harvest 3. Frostpunk 4. The Valiant

He's just 11 years old. I have already drawn up his playing schedule and I'm making sure he sticks by it. I was very shocked the day I found out he sneaks out to play that late at night. For a while now, he's been getting to bed earlier.

Playing against AI can get boring sometimes and it's where I get to appreciate the online Sports mode. It's a phase where you can't afford not to be at your very best.

My little cousin still plays for a very long time almost everyday once he's done with his class homework and house chores. I can remember waking up around 3 AM and still saw him playing games. I had to switch off everything and force him to go and sleep.

You're definitely playing every day of the with your 15-30 minutes of gameplay at work. Even if it was just on your mobile phones, it still counts as playing.

You already have a sure access to where you are going to play the games on Playstation 5. I hope I can get mine as soon as possible. I'm looking forward to the release of The Wolf Among the Us 2 : A Telltale Series next year.

Yes, he's either an Indian or from Pakistan. The last time I looked him up on Twitch, he wasn't on the platform. He might have joined now. I will know when I check him out again. I never looked for him on YouTube because I was satisfied with his Facebook streaming.

It's only when I play with my grandfather that I can play chess for that long. It's always an uphill battle with him because he's so good at it. We might play 10 times and I won't get more than 2 wins.

It's only game's that I'm addicted to playing are the one's I pass through withdrawal symptoms because I can't let them to too easily. I usually go back into playing those games. It still happens till date with some of my games. I'm very sure that it's going to happen with me and Elden Ring when I complete it.

I love the multiplayer mode of Gran Turismo 7 for dialy racing. The competition in it makes me always look for ways to get better in the game. Getting to play with friends and other gamers makes it so much fun.

I'm yet to start my new journey in the new chapter 3, season 2 of Fortnite but it's not going to be very long. Once I sort out a few personal things that needs my urgent, I will join the battle.

Favorite Videogame : Elden Ring Best Story: Far Cry 3 Favorite Art Style: Sword & Sworcery "I'll finish it someday": Bioshock Infinite It Made you Cry: Red Dead Redemption 2 Best Combat: Dark Souls III Favorite Protagonist: Ezio Auditore You Like it but everyone hates it: Fortnite You Hate it but everyone likes it: Call of Duty Warzone Favorite Horror game: Alien Isolation Favorite Fighting game: Super Smash Bros :Ultimate Biggest Letdown: Fallout 76 "Back in the day Game": Castlevania : Symphony of the Night Indie recomendation: Stardew Valley

Once you're out of memory, that's the only option that you have left. There's no work around for it at that very moment. I used to face that challenge a lot when I was playing more on mobile phone.

I played Odin Sphere recently on Playstation 2 and the 2D side scrolling game had the same effect it did on me when I played it in 2008. I was practically lost in the game for hours without knowing it.

It's something that I have experienced on several occasions especially when I go on with a particular game awfully too long. When the burnout sets in, I normally take a long break from that particular game till I get the urge to go back to it again.

I don't even know between 2K and EA which company is the worst when it comes making below par games that's all targeted at gamers pockets. EA seems to be the chairman.

I haven't played much today. It's should be about 30 minutes of playing Temple Run. I needed something simple to distract my thoughts which have been gloomy all day.

I just want to use this opportunity to tell you all that I lost my grandma this morning around 5:00 AM EST after battling stroke for a while. She gave life a good run and left it at 92. We are sad for losing her. May her soul rest in peace. Amen.

Hogwarts Legacy is supposed to be released this year but there isn't any fixed date for its release. I hope Avalanche Software makes that happen as planned.

Fallout 76 is a very good example of where developers made a big mess of a game on its online mode that it's a mockery to the game's story mode. The level of bugs/glitches it came with makes it not worth buying or playing.

I had the same experience with playing Red Dead Redemption 2. The solutions to solving each problem is always there as long as you look well enough to figure them out.