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My Nintendo hidden gem is "Golden Sun" for Game Boy Advance. The RPG is very amazing but many people underate it.

Mobile gaming is the most convenient. You can play it anywhere. PC has a better graphics and controls. Mobile games gives you the flexibility.

PS2 is the best for me. It has the biggest games library and the most classic games. That game sold over 150 million units and it's the console that truly define gaming for many people.

Nostalgia play a very important role but PS2 era has something special. Now, games are launched with too many bugs and you need to keep updating.

Physical games are better in my opinion. You can sell it, borrow it or keep it for collection. That can't be done with the digital version. It's convenient but you don't own it.

PS5 Pro is very expensive and the improvements are not commensurate to the increase in price. I have seen it in a friends place. I would rather stick to my PS4 for now.

Halo is the greatest for me. That game defines Xbox. Gears of War is very close but Halo has got the legacy that is hard to replicate.

I try as much as possible to explore but if the map is too big, I just stick to the main story. If the side quests add value to the game, it makes it interesting.

Yes, I also noticed that the open world games are getting too big with too much empty space. You could spend more than 15 minutes just wandering from one place to another.

Games are worth replaying if they have multiple endings, different playstyles, or a very strong gameplay. The story is important but the gameplay keep you coming back.

Having dedicated gaming space will help improve your experience. It will make you focus more. I don't have a gaming room. I do it on my bed. 😂

I can play without sound sometime. So, when I listen to music or podcast, I don't play the sound in the game. But I think it's only necessary for competitive games. You need it for footsteps and cues. For casual games, it doesn't really matter.

If the game is not a pay-to-win, I can spend a very small amount of money on the cosmetics. And with the way money is difficult to come by, you need to be selective. I do understand that many free games survive on micro-transactions. They need the money.

Gran Turismo 7 is my top choice. I love the graphics and the realism is top notch as well. Racing games are popular among those that love cars. It's not really my thing.

Dark Souls is the game that give me the biggest challenge. It's very punishing but it's rewarding as well. And when you finally beat a boss, the feeling is unmatched.

A game is categorised as retro if it's older than say 15-20 years. PS2 and Xbox 360 games can be categorized as retro now. I know a few people who are still playing PS1 and PS2 games, just for the sake of nostalgia.

The game that I spend most hours on is no other than FIFA. That game is very addictive and every match is totally different. Despite playing it for so many years, I am still learning new things any time I pick it up.

Gaming has really become a luxury nowadays . $70-90 per game is a huge amount of money if you ask me. This is why many of us rely on second-hand consoles and cracked games because they are affordable.

Physical copies have value, meaning you can lend it to other people, sell, or collect them. Digital games are more convenient but you don't own it, you only bought the license. So, I think the physical games are better because it's cheaper and you can share them.

I and my friends play Monopoly on PS5 sometimes. But I don't like how the AI opponents cheat. 😂 That being said, the video game version is very convenient because you don't need to set up a board or count money. It's very straightforward.