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I have so many consoles along with my gaming PC and laptop, but I always prefer to play PC games.

I'd say almost any Mario game like Mario Party, Smash Bros or Mario Kart is pretty good for beginners.

Was watching some Spider-man 2002 and I still love this movie after so many years.

Was playing some Bleach Brave Souls on Android.

Got to playing some Fire Emblem fates and was playing the conquest route this time around. Honestly, it feels like a whole different game.

Yep. My gaming desktop currently has two monitors - I've not ruled out a third but I haven't seen the point of getting another one just yet. And I have a portable monitor that I can hook up to my Gaming Laptop so that it can help my productivity when doing things like video editing.

Not too often, but when I do, it's usually for something I've been meaning to watch for a while, like a highly recommended series or a classic movie franchise.

Mine is as follows: 1) Acer Gaming Laptop 2) Gaming computer 3) Nintendo Switch 4) PS5 5) Steam Deck 6) Samsung tab S9 tablet 7) Ipad 8) Two phones: one's an Iphone 13 pro max and I got a Motorola Edge 2022 because my S23+ got destroyed in a car accident last month. I plan to get myself a Pixel...

For me, it's the sense of discovery. Open-world games like The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild hook me with the promise of uncovering secrets, hidden treasures, and breathtaking vistas.

In the past decade or so, I've really cut back on my intake of fast food. Once a month at most for me nowadays. I much rather prepare my meals at home because I know the ingredients that I use are all natural so it's much healthier and cheaper to make.

Barbecue Roast Chicken with thick gravy and mashed potatoes and a side of cole slaw. Mhmmm!

For me, a major deal breaker is dishonesty. Trust is the foundation of any relationship, and without it, love feels hollow.

Good choice! Personally, I’d say Rome (HBO). It perfectly captures the drama and intrigue of ancient Rome with stunning production design and strong character development. Plus, it’s fascinating how it mixes real historical events with personal drama.

I used to like Fortnite the first year after its launch but over time, I've grown bored of it and Apex Legend was the same.

I could swear when I was growing up but I still never did it a lot. And as an adult, I rarely ever swear either.

Was busy destroying opponents in Marvels Rivals with Spiderman. He's a pretty tough character to use for most people as you have to be extremely creative with him in order to be effective in-game.

The only game I know for certain that's coming out this year is Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 which should be out now? I'm definitely looking forward to that game.

Honestly, I haven't had a binge gaming session in almost a decade.