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I played Final Fantasy 7 Remake last night. It wasn't for long but I did enjoy the little time I gave to it.

It's going to be Top Gun : Maverick hands down for me. Tom Cruise killed it completely in the movie. I don't mind going to watch it all over again.

I didn't get to watch the first Wizard of Oz that was released in 1939 but I did watched Oz The Great And Powerful which was super interesting as well. It was released in 2013 if I remembered correctly.

Well, you're not a kid anymore and most likely all your anxieties as a kid are gone or replaced by the one's that comes in at adult level. If gaming helps with making it easier to manage, that's good. You don't necessarily need to be addicted to it before it works as long as you play in a healthy way.

This is one of his contents that says much about how annoying it is for me trying to watch whatever he creates. There's a big turn off for me in it that makes it difficult to watch him for longer periods of time.

Yeah, there are quite a number of cheats in Red Dead Redemption 2 which are cool. There's one for infinite ammo, and heavy ammo. I came across this article Here on some of the cheats codes in the game.

Yes, Harry Potter wouldn't be showing up in Hogwarts Legacy as its set in the 1800s before the time period of J.k Rowling's original stories.

I also have a feeling that with the introduction of VR had serious impact on reliance on 3Ds too. Technology is pulling a big strings in the world of video games now and it's probably part of why 3Ds is being kicked to the side now.

Some gamers are still very much interested in it but it doesn't change the fact that Nintendo have planed on moving on and that's not going help 3Ds. I particularly have even moved on as well from them no offense to those who still enjoy it.

You're right about how good a business it is for those who run a game house. Even though they keep replacing their controllers and buying lots of games, they are making decent profit from it.

Yeah, that's just how it goes. The option to leave it or play it always there as long as you want to. It's going to suck missing out on playing the game even though you like it but because of the price, you would have to settle without it. In everything, I know that why follow such practices is because of how the initial game held up. So, they are banking on gamers not being able to say no to it no matter the cost.

Stray is good no doubt but in my opinion, if they are looking at developing a new game with the same kind of puzzles and gameplay, maybe they should look at adding more content to it. Stray is quite short for what it's worth. A more complex one would be better.

Hogwarts have been existing before Harry Potter was born. The Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry was founded in the 10th century by two wizards and two witches. They were Godric Gryffindor, Rowena Ravenclaw, Helga Hufflepuff and Salazar Slytherin. So, the game is definitely getting set at their time before Harry Potter came into the picture.

From the one's that I have played so, I believe that Dordle stood out amongst them, so it's what I would be recommending. Unlike what you have in Wordle, you can play new puzzles in the same day. To me, Dordle is a little more challenging.

The kind of tools available at the disposal of these guys are unbelievable. Whenever I see them use it in some of their movies, I know outrightly they wouldn't make such available in the open market easily. That's interesting to hear about about FileScavenger. I'd be looking into it and see how that works for me next time.

Oh I see. It's like what my banks uses in sending my monthly account statement because it's always password locked till I use the key provided and instructed to use before I can read it. Thanks for explaining that to me.

I have phobia for bees 😂 Those bastard almost blinded me as a kid and ever since then, I don't go anywhere near them. Even those big housefly that makes noise like bees scares me to death.