Heatman

I was definitely going to be a bad call if Microsoft moves to make Call of Duty franchise an Xbox exclusive. The game have been struggling of late after its recent releases. They would be looking at how to get the game back on track with more active gamers joining it and not cut off gamers by going all exclusive on it.

I would have to look into some of their recent contents on video games to see exactly the nature of what they are still putting out there based on what they are know to have been doing for years. If it's good enough, I'm going to pay more attention to them.

Yeah, ebay is definitely a good source ground for you to get your hands on 3D TV. The platform is very good at that and you can actually find a brand new one there as well as used one's too. Once it's no longer available on eBay, then it's really over for it because you can't find it easily anywhere else.

I haven't bothered about it yet. I think that there's going to be any difference or changes from what it was like before the online funeral movement. The only thing that funeral was able to achieve was getting it to trend on Twitter for a day and that's it. I have moved on from it as it stands.

I'm rooting for Evil Within on this one. Who's with me in support for Evil Within to come first in Dew's next playthrough?

The only thing that's going to make it possible for me to consider getting the game would be if it's really worth that $70 or $60 after it's released. We all know what EA is capable of doing with their games. If they prove to really give some to the gamers in it, then I will be open to buying it at that amount, otherwise it's not a price that's reasonable for me.

It's more like being under the control of rigid system and that's not fun at all. You wouldn't be able to express your gameplay the best way it suits you. There's no atom of satisfaction that comes with being in that kind of community. If that's the only way to play, I'd gladly walk out in peace.

That's the beauty having such designs set up in the game's mechanics. In most cases, it prevents the game from being a boring exercise because you wouldn't haven't to be repeating exactly the same thing in your battle tactics. If you don't change, you will find it difficult to have a breakthrough.

I can't ever forget how elated I was when I was able to beat complete The Punisher on SEGA in a single player back then as a kid. It was as difficult as hell playing it with 2 players, you can imagine how tough it was going to be for a single player. I saw hell playing that game. It was one of my favorite games on SEGA.

This is why it gets very difficult in real life because you have to be well organised most of the time, otherwise you risk falling apart in whatever you're involved with. People on their own seems to always look out for when you mess up. It's more like they are always expecting you to fail which is why you have to go extra miles to make sure that you pull through in any of your projects and that makes it very difficult.

Yeah, it's the game's design that makes Lawnmower sim a big pain in the a**. It's something that you can't get into if you're not willing to give your 100% to it. It's supposed to be a relaxing game but how the game is designed for you to play makes it a big chore to deal with.

Yeah, that's exactly what's right to do because it's not going to be fair to yourself just to take just anything you come across first hook, line, and sinker at once without verifying more on its authenticity. Unless of course, the person is the kind of gamer who doesn't have anything to worry about throwing away his or her money into trash.

It's a fact that's going to be very expensive from it's design. This is one of the biggest challenges most people/gamers still have which prevents them from getting into playing with VR headset or any tech that's going to give them a better experience with their games. The moment VR gaming becomes affordable, most gamers will get into it.

Taking into consideration that some games have the potential of burning one out, it's something that's capable of making me take some time which might be a long period of time off the particular game in order to get myself. The time out from the game would be of a very good use to me because it's the only thing that's going to make the game be fun for me again when I get back into it. If I persist with it when I've been burnt out, it's going to kill my interest in the game.

Yeah, you're right. They will probably support it partially for as long as they think it's feasible to do so. The very moment that there's no longer any justifications for them to still pay any kind of attention to it, they will pull out of the project completely which will signal its death 100%.

These guys copy and lift other's work 100% sometimes and they have been made to pay for it. I'm not sure if Ubisoft have been caught to pay for settlement in court but others have been down that road. Take for instance with Capcom when they were faced with a lawsuit of $12 million for being accused of using about 80 photographys of a designer by name Juracek. https://www.polygon.com/22519568/resident-evil-4-copyright-infringement-lawsuit-capcom

If I say that I haven't considered playing the game, I'm lying big time. I have considered it and I'm very much interested in it. But the only cog in the wheels for me right now is pay for that amount for it. I think that I have mentioned it somewhere in the past. I will definitely get it but I'd be willing to wait for the price to come down.

It's a decent trailer looking at the driving mechanics in the trailer. Any racer gamer would definitely be thrilled by just seeing that even if they are not going get the game. Some racing games lack real creativity which is why when you get one that's taken care of in its development, you will appreciate it.

I think that I'm wrong about the price of the game, I'm still going to look into it and see if I can get something more concrete on it. But if it's getting sold at $70, I'm most likely going to boycott it. As for the game's release date, it's been made official to be released on 27th January, 2023. You can read more about it Here

You're very correct about how the parameters set for playing Lawnmower sim is high in making it more challenging for you. As much as it's supposed to be a relaxing game, it requires you utmost attention in how you play with taking care of the tasks in the simulation. I haven't started playing Powerwash sim yet but from your insights on it, I believe it's less agonising to play.

Exactly!! You can still play at night like you used to as a kid but it's not going to be on the same level of duration that you used to play at the time. When you know that you have so much waiting for you to do in the morning, you will have no choice but to wrap it up early and hit your bed unless of course you're having a serious problem with sleeping, then it's something that you can't help.

Aside from doing it with my close friends when we played specific games that we can compete amongst ourselves, I'm never gambling on games. Unless of course, it's just with the in game currency which I know very well that I don't need to spend a penny from my wallet, it's not a big deal at all for me.

For me, I think that having enemies that evolve in the game based on your playstyle makes a lot of sense in making them more difficult and have you look for better new ways to beat them. In MGS V, the system tracks your playstyle and have the enemies adjusted to it. If you use lots of headshot kills, they would start wearing helmet, if you usually attack in the night, they start wearing googles and so on. It's a good mechanics that makes enemies become difficult and challenging to deal with.

My gaming schedule determines when I'm going to taking a break from it irrespective of what stage or level or task I have at hand in the game. As much as I'd love to keep playing, I have other things that are always far more important that I attend to them. Once I'm done with whatever the reason it was that made me to take a pause from the game, I would jump right back into it.

A lot of people get their immersion triggered by so many things in a game and there's no law that say that what makes a game to be immersive for gamer A would be the same thing for gamer B. Some gamers gets to that point simply by how good the games graphics is while some are from the game's design and gameplay. It differs from one person to another.