Heatman

Aren't they trying to make it look more realistic in Skyrim by having your followers physically walking through and around in order to catch up?

Yeah, I'm well aware they were released on Playstation 3 because I got them as well after my PS2 went for a walk with my cousin and never came back 😂.

Don't worry, they wouldn't know you ratted them out because I'm not going to kiss and tell but they really do deserve it 😂.

Resident Evil 4, God of War and God of War II are among my favorites Playstation 2 games before I had to let go of the console.

Personally, I think it's something that most gamers would be open to doing because it's going to give them more variety to the games they can enjoy but definitely some gaming companies wouldn't allow it freely.

I actually didn't get enough gaming time with my Playstation 2 as it was carted away by my cousin. You did get a good deal for the 3 AC games you were able to purchase at the GameStop.

Seriously, this is a pure heaven for any gamer in the world who's looking for where to go and lay low for something and still have quality fun in the process.

I'm not really sure if the whole world of gamers would eventually one day give up on retro games because when you talk about classic games, it's at its best. Personally, I don't think that I would ever forget them.

Seriously, if they would be too silly not to know the legal ramifications of what they are trying to do, it's definitely going to cost them more than what they would ever gain from it.

It's definitely going to be Vault 95 (Fallout 4) for me because of the story behind it. It's rehab center for drug addicts and personally I battled with drug addiction which is why I had a connection with the vault.

Yes of course, WoW is still a MMORPG. Even without stressing it too far, with the little research you can ask Google, it's definitely going to bring out search results support the assertion. It offers you the opportunity to get into interaction with other players which is among what MMORPG is all about.

Seriously, it's the overdependency of the newbies that makes me not find this role interesting at all because they would literally want you to do just about everything for them which wouldn't help their general growth as well.

It's definitely going to be The Husks in Mass Effect. These creatures are so formidable that they can deliver EMP blasts which makes them difficult on battle field.

The time required to complete the side quests and also how frustrating as well how difficult the quest it would decide my abandoning the particular quest.

Seriously, having to physically summon your followers is definitely going to be very draining to the point of paranoia. Like how many times am I suppose to do it before I complete the game? 🙄

The one which I remembered vividly is with what I did to another player in Ultima online when I had the player baited into losing his guard thinking we were getting into romance and have him killed in the end to take all his stuff.

If my memory serves me correctly, it's definitely going to Super Mario, Contra, Super Sonic, Bricklayer game and The Punisher.

At first glance, I had a little bit of confusion making use of it but with frequenting the store, I got used to it and felt very comfortable with it altogether.

The Hinterlands have about 42 side quests if I remembered correctly and completing all of them will definitely be one hell of a task. Personally, I didn't complete all of them.

Personally, I really enjoyed playing Call of Duty: Warzone, Cyberpunk 2077, Ghost of Tsushima and The Last of Us 2.

Personally, I don't really care about how long the soundtrack comes in as long as the songs is cool. But if it's not long enough, I wouldn't get the soundtrack outside the game to use it for ringtone.

Aren't we tired of their silly apologies so far? They should have learnt from their previous mistakes and step up but they keep messing up all over again.

I have never been open to pre-ordering any games till date, and I'm not sure if I would be changing my mind anytime soon because with what these companies do with these games is very frustrating. Imagine pre-ordering a game that they never would finish. Although, I'm tempted to pre-order Call of Duty Vanguard.

Seriously, the most important thing is that I got the game which I'm looking for wherever it's sold. If it's at the old mom's and pop's shop, it's cool, if it's in another big store, it's also very good too.

Seriously, the money isn't really the problem for Amazon when it comes to getting into making video games. If they want to make more games, they can and all that's required is getting the professional needed for it to be a success.