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Things didn’t really go that well for me this time, but maybe next time the outcome will be better.

I hope we can get a tournament similar to that nowadays.

Everything can change when given enough time! Mobile gaming sure is one of them.

Never really thought about cold weather in Scandinavian countries having such a role in shifting people to online gaming. Kind of makes sense though, because I personally wouldn’t want to walk outside in frigid weather, and it’s cozier inside a building.

I have heard of Team Liquid, but not from CS:GO scene, but from Street Fighter IV and V scene instead.

Well, we are glad that you decided to show up here!

They will just keep coming, but quality seems to be out of control time to time considering the fact that they are free to play.

Interesting Ben 10 Games. I remember playing these kind of games when i was younger. I was a big fan of the cartoon~

They’re definitely in demand, but most “free games” today aren’t totally free at all, and it’s especially true with the rise of mobile games (plus it’s an opportune moment for developers to pump out new “free” games while browser games are on a major decline, to captivate the interest of a different gaming audience). Most “free games” today are really just freemium games, and I think there are a ton of obstacles today that bar games from actually being free such as licensing fees (e.g. fees for commercial use of a game engine), server fees (e.g. AWS, Azure, etc.), hosting/publishing fees (e.g. hosting an app on the Apple App store), etc.

Most of this can be used to help with other types of businesses as well!

Casual gaming it is then huh?

That ogre sure does look quite menacing so naming is spot on!

Read necessary information, highlight keywords, use examples and practice with them, that’s how I have done it.

I haven’t really bought anything fancy gaming accessories, but maybe i will in the future.

Definitely great things to consider, but it’s also important to research gaming accessories for yourself (is it suitable for your desktop environment, is it ergonomic, is it within your budget, is it something you’ll be comfortable using for a long time, etc.) and even try out those accessories if even possible.

For instance, it would kind of be unfortunate to buy a keyboard that’s too large to fit in a keyboard tray (if your desktop environment has a keyboard tray), and so you might want to consider getting a keyboard without the programmable ‘G’ keys or getting a keyboard without a Numpad. Or maybe you like wireless headphones, but then you realize that you’re not totally comfortable with Bluetooth, so you might consider some sort of hybrid headphone (that you can use both wired or wireless, which could be handy if you play games privately and in public spaces) or just stick to a wired headphone. There are various factors that impact decision making when it comes to getting the “right” gaming gear, and even gear that’s considered “the best” might not suit you.

I have only played Pac-Man and Mario Bros out of these games on this list.

I think the best retro games are the newer games that take a whole lot of inspiration from older games, like Shovel Knight for instance. If I play games like Super Mario Bros. or The Legend of Zelda, the controls feel worse than controls of newer games, and I think it’s mainly because of newer hardware but also because improvements happen over time. Sure, those games were revolutionary, but maybe not the “best”.

Preorders and offers can be good, if they are done right!

All websites and forums wouldn’t mind more active visitors if you ask me.

Well, there’s some games to choose from! I am not IOS user myself, but those who are do have some interest to these i hope.

Of all of the games on that list, I have to say Asphalt 8 was probably the most incredible. So much attention to detail (something you’d more expect from PC or console games), all of that on a device that can fit in a pocket.

Popular’s a relative term, and it just depends on the demographics. Like for younger kids, maybe mobile games and console (particularly portable console) games would be more suitable, especially since younger kids do have smaller hands (which would make using a keyboard a bit clunky) and there are simply too many parental controls you’d have to set up if you want a child to play PC games (since you probably wouldn’t want them surfing the Internet).

But in general, I think mobile games are becoming more popular than PC games. Although there are more games on PC, it’s just so convenient to visit a public space like a coffee shop and play games from a mobile device. Plus phones are generally more affordable than PCs.

There are good titles that are made out of these kinds of brands and yet there are ones that are not as good or not good at all. Quality varies time to time.

Last time I heard of Monopoly was when I discovered TF2 version of Monopoly.

I suggest to check some guides out there too so you don’t get completely facerolled!