Heatman

I think that for those who are into NFL and NBA games, they are certainly due for these types of sports games making a great comeback. Unfortunately, it's not a sort of video game that I'm into playing but I know a few guys who would enjoy playing such games.

Maybe I'm addicted to playing video games when I was a kid because I used to play for hours without taking a break. I can even abandoned my food because of games. This doesn't happen to me now as an adult. I don't even have much time to play games now.

Personally, I haven't requested for refund on many games digital games. This is because before I get any game to play, I take time to do so. By then, it's going to be clear if there's any issues with the game for me to stay off the game.

It actually depends on the game I'm currently playing and what I wanted to save the clip. If it's something very interesting which I wouldn't want to lose the view, I'm going to save the clip and back it up on my Google Drive too.

Unfortunately, I haven't been into video game streaming. I wish I was and it's going to be on Twitch that I'm going to make use of. Even though, I know it's not going to be easy but I'll give it my best. Hopefully, I'll get a decent donation from my views.

Personally, I wouldn't call games like Dear Esther, Gone Home, Virginia, and Layers of Fear offer walking simulation games because they involve more than just walking in the game. It's more like an interactive exploring experience of gaming. Those games can be very relaxing to play.

Seriously, I have waited for the Simpsons Hit & Run to get a sequel for years but it was never looking like something that's going to happen. I've already given up on seeing that happening again. It seems they've moved on from the franchise.

No matter how release parties for video games were popular in the past, I have never made out any time to attend any of them. I just never had the time for that sort of things. I'm more interested in the game itself than any parties for its release.

SEGA have been a great at games over the years. I can't forget my old days experience of playing The Punisher and Contra on my SEGA Genesis. With what they are doing now, they are building up their fanbase more. I'm happy with their projects so far.

If I'm paying $60-$70 for games I play, I certainly have the right to demand the best from them. I don't steal the money, so they ought to give what's the value of the money I'm being asked to pay for their games.

Sadly, I haven't tried to play a weekend trial for any kind of game but in all honesty, it's something that's interesting for me to give it a try. At least, with how tight my schedule used to be, during weekends I will be able to have time and play more.

The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess would be one game that definitely deserves a sequel in my opinion. With the cliffhanger ending of the game, it's expected to have a sequel but unfortunately, it never got it to the best of my knowledge.

Exactly! Without the game's story, there's absolutely nothing for me to play for. It's the bigger picture for me in any kind of game. It's what lures me into playing any game to begin with.

I have gone on the hunt a few times, it can be thrilling just like you pointed out but where I had issues was failing to find something worth buying in the end. It happened a few times to me and that had me discouraged from doing it again.

For me, if it's not the original devices, I'm not interested in using it because I know very well that they cannot be reliable for a long. I hate being frustrated when they suddenly break down without any sign.

Everything is now all about the money for most of these AAA games and it's been very obvious with the Call of Duty franchise recently over the years as poor effort have been made into making the game be as good as it used to be when it comes to gameplay. They took a page out of what Epic Games have been doing with their skins microtransactions in Fortnite. It's such a shame they are killing the biggest shooting game franchise we know.

Unfortunately, Naughty Dog had two paths to choose from the development of the game which was to either become a solely live service games studio or continue to focus on single-player narrative games. They eventually had to go with focusing on single-player narrative games. The live service might have worked but they can't do both of them at once probably.

Well, if such shooting games with gun effects that trigger their seizures/visual sensitivities doesn't have any switch off mode for such effects, those people doesn't have any other choice left but to stop playing the game. It's as simple as that, there's no two ways about it.

Yes of course, it's a fact that the gaming media now have a very big and strong impact on gaming experience right now. Talk about the power of video games spoilers, it's through the gaming media they are carried all over world. You can also add the reviews and so many other contents that are being covered by the media.

Personally, I wouldn't really mind playing video games as a form of therapy. As long as what I was diagnosed with is said to be possible for it to be treated and managed with my playing of video games, I'm definitely going to interested in exploring that option. I don't see any wrong in giving it a string of trials.

Elon Musk is very good at saying a whole lot of stupid things that are so basically baseless. This is not the first time he has said something so off that you're going to start wondering if he finished high school. I wouldn't lose a second of sleep over the rants of Elon Musk.

I'm not sure if there's any Razzies award show for video games. If there was, I haven't had the privilege of knowing about it. I would give worst game of 2023 to The Lord of the Rings : Gollum I'll give worst voice acting to Atomic Heart. Worst gameplay will be Payday 3. I would definitely like to have a Razzies show for video games.

This game's ending in Spec Ops : The Line would been exactly what I have in mind to mention from just reading the thread title without reading the body of the topic to see we have the same thing in mind. The twist of plot in the game was so unbelievable.

It's very obvious that this is some sort of a trend for all those kind of battle royale games. It's crystal clear that they are trying to copy the success of what have worked for games they have similar gameplay and genre in. It's already a norm the way I see it. New games will keep adapting it.

Even though I'm not a completionist in any way but the way I love to go about my games is to complete the main story first. It gives me a sense of accomplishment before moving towards completing all the side quests as much as I can.