Heatman

Yes of course, I've meet with more than 7 guys that I played Top Eleven Football Manager with. We are all close friends now because we sit out and drink once in a while when time allows it. I've been on a 6 hours trip to meet a guy I connected with playing the same game.

The storyline of any game that I'm playing is very important for me. It's not something that I would be interested in doing by skipping the game's cutscenes and not bother to following the story. If I do that, I would be feeling left out in a way when playing the game.

Not to put too much pressure on myself because of any video games. If it's what I can get to play, I will do it and play it in a healthy way. Man is not getting any younger.

True! If your sickness is something that's very severe, it's going to be very difficult for you to get up from bed and not to talk more of sitting down to play video games. It's definitely impossible for you to lay down in bed and play.

Exactly! Why stress myself going through physical stores when I can get almost everything I wanted from online store? Ebay is very good place I've been using to get them without having any issues.

I know how my gaming schedule looks like most times now and that's a very clear picture of when I'm to pay for any of these service subscription. When it's very obvious I wouldn't be able to get the value of what I'm paying for, I wouldn't be renewing my subscription for the month.

I'm probably among the few who hates hand Canons or grenade launchers. I just can't get into using them. Side arms is another weapon I hate that much because of its abysmal range.

I had to add it to the list because of its similarities with soul's game with the combat system. If You die, you repeat the mission with all enemies back alive. Maybe it is not that hard as Sekiro or Dark Souls but it definitely gives me soulslike vibe.

Red Dead Redemption have been one of my favorite Rockstar Games franchise. I couldn't resist not buying their gaming merchandise clothing. It looked so good! I've been meaning to buy The Last Of Us merchandise too.

It's actually very difficult to know what's going to be the right game to recommend for a new gamer especially when you don't know what the person's interests are like. I would try and find out the platform which the person intends to start playing. This will give me an idea of what kind of easy going game to pick for him or her to start out with.

Nope, I don't have any interest in doing something like that since I started playing video games right from my childhood. If the gaming manual was important, I wouldn't lose it in the first place. There are things I don't bother with when it comes to my gaming and this is one of them.

Well, how my life isn’t different to AI is that it's not another human being that coded and programmed me in any way. I have my freewill to do anything I want and when I want it. This is the basis of being completely different from AI.

There are so many things that can make a gamer to be angered by the video game he or she is playing. One of the biggest of them all is frustration from the game. If you have played any Soul's games, you're going to understand exactly what I mean. Dark Souls franchise like Bloodborune, Elden Ring, Dark Souls, Ghost of Tsushima and Serkio : Shadow Die Twice will do that to you.

I have played so many games recently where I have to work so hard on my archery skills. Those video games have helped me to improve exceptionally on this skill in both the game and in real life. Also, I've mentioned before somewhere here in the forum years ago how I learnt how to drive from playing video games.

The only thing AI can't do now is what it haven't berm coded and programmed to do. So, yes I believe that it's something possible when it comes to seeing a ghost themed video game that uses AI to add to the spook or frightening factor in the games development. AI have done harder jobs, so this won't be too difficult for it.

What's Sony's State of Play again? I believe that's a bigger replacement for E3 in so many way. So, I don't even think there's any need for gamers to be bothered about E3 because it wasn't even meant for them in the first place.

This is something that's going to bring a sort of fame to the person in question. I'm very sure that most people will definitely be interested in having themselves immortalised in a video game. So many generations will about them with how they are portrayed in the game. It's only who doesn't like fame that will decline such a thing.

I have actually seen this feature on Discord recently because I have been using the app a lot but unfortunately I haven't played any of those Discord games yet. I'm still more interesting in using it as a chat messenger more than a gaming platform. Maybe in the future, I'd give the games a try.

Blue Stinger will be one old classic horror game that I believe needs a remake. The game was a big launch on Dreamcast but it never managed to come on any other console which makes it a lost survival horror relic game in my opinion. It needs to make its way to new gen consoles today.

I wouldn't like, this Xbox Series S themed Toaster looks great but would I be paying that huge price to have it? The answer is definitely a big NO! I know that some gamers or even scalpers will like to create artificial scarcity of it in the market just to have its price hiked but it's none of my business as I'm not interested in buying it.

Being a Samsung fan because I love their products so much more than I do any other electronic tech products, this is a very good news. I would definitely be looking forward to using this their brand of controller just to see what it feels like and if it becomes that good, then we are in on it 💯%.

I have actually used both the Bluetooth headset and wired headset. They are both very good in my opinion, it all depends on what your preference falls on. I have both of them but most of the time, I'm playing with my Bluetooth headset. This is because I don't play for too long, so I don't have to worry about the battery dying on me.

Over here in my country, some people make money from being involved in video game business of starting a gaming lounge. It's a fully set up video game store with all kinds of consoles and PC as well VR set up. The play games too with their customers. It's a very big business in my country.

No, not anymore. It's what I used to do before when I had excess time at my disposal to play video games without stopping for hours. Right now, even the 24 hours in a day isn't enough for me. So if I'm playing video games, it's going to be snappy.

Yes of course, video games can be educational in so much ways. It depends on what you're playing that's going to determine what you're looking at learning from the game. I've heard someone said he got so much knowledge about guns because of so many shooting games he has played dealing with different kinds of guns. He can tell any gun in real life once he sees it because he's already very familiar with them in video games.