Heatman

I have watched a YouTuber gameplay of the game and it looks quite intriguing and intense as well. I would consider getting it, if God of War Ragnarok didn't get released soon enough.

That's totally understandable from the looks of it and playing on Playstation 5 is another factor for you to consider in the case, so I totally get why you choose what you do.

There is no point in dealing with an inconsistent 60fps because it's not something that's worth it. Why the stress? Having 30fps is far more better, even though it's got its own issues but it's better.

I'm seriously considering getting Xbox Series X if I end up not being able to get my hands on Playstation 5 after waiting for it for so long. I'm sure it's a good alternative to cover up.

It would be The Last Of Us Part II for me because you have to be more than strategic in ways that you never thought about in order for you to be able to make out alive in the game.

As for the little sisters, I saw no need in having them killed but it doesn't mean that another player wouldn't have them all to the death. I have a good reason to believe that it's our individual differences that impacts on our decisions in such situations.

I would definitely like to have The Merchant as my companion as an NPC from Resident Evil 4. His help is so impressive.

I'm of the opinion that it's Resident Evil Village that tops the best games of the year 2021, then followed by Hitman 3.

Even at that, there aren't many new games for the year 2022 yet. At least from the 8th month, we should have enough to compare with.

It's still too early to name the best game for 2022 because more are yet to come out for us to conclude. But having said that, I'm going to pick Elden Ring to be the best for now.

The use of White Phosphorus in Spec Ops :The Line will always be that game for me that makes me sad.

I played Horizon Forbidden West for straight 3 days for at least 8 hours daily before I was ever able to lay off it a little bit.

Gameranx is another channel that I just subscribed to recently and their reviews are very good as well with the content they have. https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCNvzD7Z-g64bPXxGzaQaa4g

I can't even begin to compare them because I have only played on Playstation 5 just once and that's not enough for me to compare its graphics with PS4 games.

I equally don't think that the time is right for them to release new games on that franchise because it's not or they are not ready for it.

Gamers that rush their games need to be questioned hard to know what they stand to gain from playing that way because I can't see one good reason for it. It makes a mockery of the game.

It's why the gaming industry have been this way for a while now and it's only going to get worse in my opinion.

I played both Silent Hill 1 and 2 but the first release still remains the best for me. I think that the originality in the game is what makes it stood out.

If it's a boring side quest, I don't really think that it's something that would worry my mind to keep remembering it. It's the nature of the side quests that makes it matter for me.

The companion quest in Fallout 4 seems to be just about that good from how I experienced playing the game long ago.

If you think that it's necessary to change it and from how it's been structured, I get your point now. It helps to narrow down the search very easily for users looking for it.

Isn't that one of the reasons why Playstation 5 is the most craved console in the world right now? There are so many features that would make you break the bank for it if you see the possibility.

Looking for a used current gen console games doesn't fit in for me. It's like getting a used spare parts for your new ride.

I have never used mine for the purpose of browsing because it doesn't fit the purpose. My laptop and smartphone takes care of the job effectively and efficiently.

I would name at least 5 video games that I would consider masterpiece. They are ; 1. Red Dead Redemption 2 2. The Last Of Us (2013) 3. The Legend of Zelda : BOTW 4. GTA 5 5. Portal 2