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Is Microsoft Game Pass Worth The Cost?
In October 2020 whilst browsing through the game store on my Xbox One S I came across Game Pass. I had heard of it before but hadn’t looked into it in any detail but, on a whim, I decided to give it a try. On that first occasion, I downloaded ‘Forza Horizon 4’, ‘Ori and The Will of the Wisps’, and ‘Hell Blade: Senua’s Sacrifice’.
By Paul Douglas5 years ago in Gamers
Skylot Sky Lottery Result Live 28 September 2021
Skylot Sky Lottery Result Live 28 September 2021: As we all know, games and activities are necessary to maintain a pleasant atmosphere in cohabitation. It is not only safe but also increases the excitement of everyone as well as nurtures healthy competition among us humans.
By englena jole5 years ago in Gamers
Load"*",8,1
Are you familiar with your first gaming computer? Well, the first thing I've ever played video games on was called the Commodore 64. The computer would turn on and you would see some code then you had to type in Load"*",8,1 to access the games or game list depending on its size, and a floppy disc was needed to insert into its drive which was connected to the monitor and the keyboard was plugged into the monitor but it's been so long my mind is foggy on the specifics because right after that came popular devices like The Gemini, Coleco Vision, Nintendo and the Super Nintendo. I thought games like Mike Tysons "PUNCH OUT" and "Super Mario Brothers" were going to be the peak of gaming until the Sega Genesis came out and dominated the gaming community with games like Sonic the Hedgehog, Mortal Combat and a whole library of games that dominated until Sony came out with the "Play Station" and Bill Gates came out with the Disc Drive back then known as the MSDOS or (Micro Soft Disc Operating System) which paved the way for massive sized programs to be read by the OS and when Microsoft saw the future of gaming using this new technology they had to come out and dominate the gaming industry with a console that would change the word multi-player into reality where the other player wasn't in the same room. Hell, they didn't even have to be in the same country. It was the internet mixed with gaming. When I bought my first Xbox (original) I played a military simulation game that blew my mind. When I first plugged in my first original Xbox and inserted Ghost Recon, school wasn't in my future anymore. I thought I would be playing games for the rest of my life from dawn till dusk and that was cool with me. At first, I was amazed at how I could position a squad using A.I. from the Xbox to a position on the map and the maps were realistic like the layout of the Kremlin in Moscow and they would engage the enemy in that location and sometimes a soldier would die and sometimes they would all survive. Then I bought my first internet service and plugged in the Xbox original and I played it like I was training to go to war in real life. Wearing headphones with a microphone, talking to my teammates as well as the enemy which is rare now but when I started for the first year, I was blind to the fact that there was a leaderboard and I was on the top as the best player because of my stats but didn't learn of the leaderboard until my friend across town who played like me and revealed my first-place statistics one day when he said, "Dude, are you ever going to leave the first place position?" I asked him what the hell he was talking about and he revealed the leaderboard and my impatience like asking me "Did you just plug in the game and start playing without checking everything the game was about? Is that why you use the default weapon all the time? You just kept pressing buttons until the game started like a natural right?" And that made me curious so I looked for it in the game and once I knew I was fighting more than the enemy and protecting my position in first place l lost my position right away because of the psychological pressure I felt to keep my place in first out of hundreds of thousands of people. But I snapped out of it and stopped checking the leaderboard and actually thought one day I would work as a drone operator I was so good at the game until this guy Redanka came and we were neck to neck in skill and when I found out he was all the way in Africa, I would use my imagination as to how games would be like when I'm old enough to have children which happened way too soon and watch them play the games of the future. Now, were at a point where Xbox has basically eliminated loading time and is providing 2 x 12 Teraflops of speed and 4K-8K resolution at 120 MHz. or Frames Per Second. What's next; a genital mitt to simulate sex? You write what you think gaming will end up in 20 years?
By josh tavenor5 years ago in Gamers
The state of minecraft 2021
Minecraft is an adventure game with no shortage of fun to be had. In fact, you can never exhaust how many different types of terrain you will traverse over in your search of the perfect ending to your adventure. In Minecraft, you will be using a great deal of strategy to place a series of blocks as you climb mountains layered with ice, swamps filled will ghastly creature, wide open pastures that seem to never end, and so much more. All the while, this adventure is filled with secrets that you must unfurl in order to come out the other side. When I first heard about “Minecraft” in 2009, it was still in its alpha development phase with just under 1 million registered players. The concept of a procedurally generated world where you could build, craft, scavenge and reshape the environment however you pleased intrigued me, so I hopped on and enjoyed it greatly despite it being a fairly barebones experience.
By Jeremy Vel5 years ago in Gamers
Lost Judgement a Great Game
I was first introduced to the Yakuza game series on the PS3 by Yakuza: Dead Souls when it was on sale one day and I wanted to give it a go. After playing it, I looked up if there were more of the Yakuza games and noticed the entire series that were available at the time. As the years passed, I collected every game that the developers from the studio Ryu Ga Gotoku released in the United States. I didn't actually start playing them besides Dead Souls until they released Yakuza Zero. I played a little of Yakuza 3 and 4, but didn't go anywhere before Yakuza Zero released. After playing that, I moved on to Yakuza Kiwami and Kiwami 2 when they released. They eventually remastered 3 through 5 as well for the PS4 (That's what I played them on, but they are on PC as well I believe). After playing them all through Yakuza 6, Judgment was announced from their studio and I was definitely interested. There was a huge difference though. The main character of all of the previous games, Kiryu Kazama was no longer the main character. I personally was fine with this, but wondered if the stories would still be as good. I was pleasantly surprised to see that the story and the cast of characters were still great in my eyes. Yagami, the ex lawyer turned detective definitely was as good as Kiryu. Better? That's hard to say, but he definitely wasn't bad.
By Antoine Hodges5 years ago in Gamers
6 Tips To Quickly Start PSO2 New Genesis
No matter what game you enter, some good tips can help us play better, and they are not listed in PSO2 New Genesis. A good suggestion can help us in the game more smoothly, here are some tips about Phantasy Star Online 2: New Genesis.
By Richard Patrick Jr.5 years ago in Gamers
