Folk Artist

This Alien: Blackout game captures the aesthetic of the films, a lot like Isolation did before it - check the game trailer out!

I can see how this game, Super Smash Bros. has sold so many copies, because it features many characters from Nintendo's most popular franchises, including Donkey Kong, The Legend of Zelda, Metroid, Star Fox, Kirby, Yoshi, and Pokemon as well.

The game called Star Wars: The Old Republic that Bioware made looks very interesting and is said to be one of the most developmentally expensive games ever made. It's always great to live in a Star Wars fictional universe for awhile.

This Nintendo game is coming out some time this year, but I'm not sure when or maybe it's out already. In this series of action-adventure games called Lugi's Mansion 3 - Lugi explores various haunted buildings and takes on the role of a ghost-hunter by capturing some hostile ghosts.

The video game industry today has a lot of development and business-related problems, that reflect in the final product - also look out for the pre-order hype with these games today and the false-advertising that goes along with it.

I think Fortnite has the accessibility thing going for it these days - it's available on all platforms today, from consoles to phones, to Macs and PCs. Another reason, being this game has a lot of social media coverage, with lots of entertainers making videos of this game as well and posting them.

I would have to say Super Mario Bros. - this game was great for Nintendo, and they produced a game and system that would appeal to kids - this candy covered wonderland that allowed kids to imagine themselves as a portly plumber racing across a wierd Mushroom Kingdom to save a princess that wasn't really there.

I see Luigi's Mansion listed as a very underrated game, and features Luigi as the star and main character in this Mario series. This game features Luigi running through a haunted mansion and confronting ghosts while looking for Mario.

I still play Space Invaders and enjoy this game - the game started out as a arcade game at first, but saved the entire console market back in 1977 from the brink of death. This game was a godsend for the struggling console market and Atari back in the day.

Some of the most popular games out there today include Fortnite, Minecraft, Grand Theft Auto V, League of Legends and Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege to name a few of the top games.

Borderlands 3 has some new characters to play, if they ever release it, like - Amara, a muscular Siren with supernatural powers - Moze, a young soldier - Zane, an older man who deploys holograms of himself, and Flak, a robot that summons beasts.

I would say Space Invaders was my favorite - and remember seeing these games appearing in supermarkets, restaurants, liquor stores, gas stations and a lot of other retail places that needed extra income.

A good game is 7 Days to Die - this game's events take place after a nuclear Third World War that destroyed a big part of the world, except for some areas such as the fictional county of Navezgane Arizona. The player is a survivor of the war and must find shelter, food, and water, and scavenge supplies to survive numerous zombies.

They released a video with some cool gaming at PAX East at Boston, Mass the other day for Borderlands 3 - but no release date, but they did mention a twitter leak release-date recently for September 13.

These physical gaming stores are facing so much competition from online retailers these days and most are closing down today - and they will probably all go the way of the music-retail giants that once dominated high street as well - as far as music CDs went, with online downloads and selling CDs online.

Nice to be here, I have been a member of many gaming forums and they are lots of fun, also very informative - hope to discover some new games on here as well!