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Emotional storytelling in video games has become a powerful way to immerse players in narratives that linger long after finishing a title. From heart-wrenching farewells to inspiring journeys of personal growth, these moments can evoke empathy and reflection. But do emotional beats sometimes...

It depends on what you're looking for honestly. Yes, The PS5 and Xbox Series X are far more powerful than the current Nintendo Switch but when it comes to catalog of iconic games, Nintendo has both of them truly beat.

I was going to say GTA 6 but it's been delayed till May 2026 but I'd say the Marvel Fighting game announced the other day that's made by Arcsystems. It looks absolutely amazing and I can't wait to get my hands on it.

Sounds like really solid advice especially being grateful for what you have while striving for more. I think too many people don't take the time to be grateful for what they currently have.

Personally, it depends on my mood. Sometimes, I'll love very vibrant colors. Other times, I'll prefer far more neutral tones.

I’ve been struggling with finding the right balance between striving for more and appreciating what I already have. On one hand, ambition drives us to set new goals, improve our skills, and chase big dreams. On the other hand, contentment reminds us to enjoy the present, be grateful for small...

Especially number 2 and 3. Those should be where you start and then you can get into 1 and 4 because you'll have the captial to do so.

Not really, but I do jog a few times a week. I've wanted to test myself on a marathon because I haven't done one since my teens but I'll need lots of preparation to achieve that.

I love my beauty sleep so I no longer do that. Back in my 20s, I'd be up until probably 5-6am and even spend stay awake multiple days. However, it's not really good for your health long-terms so I make sure to get enough rest every day.

As @TopSilver said, welcome to the community and hopefully, we'll have lots to discuss everyday.

I’ve been redecorating my living room and can’t decide between bold, vibrant hues and calmer, neutral shades. Vibrant colors instantly lift my mood and add personality to any space, while neutral tones offer a timeless, versatile backdrop that can evolve with changing decor. Do any of you have...

I agree. There's a saying that often rings true and some people ignore it to their own determent: "If something appears too good to be true it usually is."

Oblivion Remastered has been absolutely amazing for me. The fact that they upgraded the game to the Unity 5 engine makes it look so good and more fluent than on the buggy Bethesda engines of the original.

Not for me. I've known some game testers and they tell me it's a very stressful career path where you have to meet very strict deadlines. I don't want to be overworked.

Octopath traveler is a very underrated game indeed. Just like you, I believe this game doesn't get anywhere near the amount of attention and acclaim it deserves.

Hello everyone, I’ve been exploring video games that subvert the traditional narrative of clear heroes and villains. A few titles challenge our assumptions of what is truly good and evil. I’m curious to know: What’s your favorite game that confronts these extreme concepts?

I'll take constructive criticism especially when it comes from a place of sincerely trying to help me. Otherwise, I have no other reason to listen.

Yeah. I get what you mean. It's the same thing with me and Marvels Rivals - I always come back to it every now and then to see what new character or gaming feature they've added to the game.

Played some Skyrim SE and came up with a magic using Ronin that used sword magic and sword abilities.

Remember GameShark or ‘IDDQD’ in Doom? Cheat codes used to be Easter eggs - devs baked them in as playful secrets. Now? They’re mostly third-party tools. I’ll use them to relive childhood games (like maxing Simoleons in The Sims), but never in online leaderboard runs. Finding them requires...