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Super Mario 64 is a pretty good game for its time and the speedrunning community is very large and active.

Playing games for the nostalgia is fun. Sometimes you end up comparing them to current games of today

They’re certainly fun games even today, especially when these games are seeing re-releases whether they’re remade with more modern graphics (e.g. The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening [Switch remake]), released as bundles/collections (e.g. Super Mario 3D All-Stars), or released as part of an online subscription (e.g. classic games offered through Nintendo Switch Online).

You can literally get yourself a new gaming PC by just selling CS:GO items if you sell them for cash.

I hope that the quality of mobile games will improve.

I think the biggest solution to improving performance and quality of a mobile game is simply upgrading to newer hardware (for example, ditching that old smartphone from 2014-2016 for a newer smartphone from 2021), because that’s where you’ll see drastic difference. The lifespan for a smartphone is like 5-6 years, and it’s a bit uncertain how long newer smartphones will last.

Otherwise, if you’re stuck with the hardware you have, there’s not really a whole lot you can do other than to deal with certain trade-offs. For instance, maybe a game runs slowly, so the trade-off is to go into settings and change graphics to low just to increase performance (and maybe even battery). Or if space is an issue, delete apps (and media like photos) that you don’t use so then you have room for other apps/games. Personally, I would just get a better phone than to deal with these sort of trade-offs.

Cybersport? Esports has a better ring to it but both of them fit the bill to be frank.

Gaming chairs are made to be comfortable and they can have some utility on them sometimes besides the ways to set the chair itself.

What is the usual price range for a good gaming chair?

I think the health benefits of a gaming chair are too minimal. It’s still a good idea to get out of any kind of chair (even a gaming chair) every 20 minutes or so and take a break, maybe even stretch around. Plus when you do get up, you can focus on other health benefits like reducing eye strain by looking at things far away instead of being glued to a screen.

Also the buying process of a gaming chair isn’t too bad when you consider the long-term results. You’re getting a premium chair that’ll remain durable for more years than your average chair. Compare that to office chairs that have “faux” leather that begin to chafe due to constant friction, which is problematic when you play games for long hours, and (aside from having to clean your room because of leather falling everywhere) you either have to repair the leather or replace the office chair which can cost a lot (especially if the chair is out of warranty). A gaming chair, even though the price may seem daunting at first, will last a lot longer than an office chair and you won’t have to worry as much about maintenance.

You need to be very skilled with a game and then just go find a team and see if it works out!

I will become professional league of legends player!

Hiking is pretty good way to relieve stress when done right!

With so much disconnect from the real world due to lockdowns, I think this is a good reminder of activities you can enjoy with friends when things start to get back to normal. And especially when it comes to games, there are activities you can do with friends like play co-op multiplayer games, play LAN multiplayer games, or play physical games like tabletop and board games.

I am interested to see what is going to come out of the Indian gaming industry!

India is a huge country, when you really think about it: Over 1.3 billion people. Plus it’s one of the countries with a growing tech industry (IT, chip manufacturing, etc.), especially competing against other countries like China, which consequentially is probably influential in the growth of other related industries like the gaming industry.

Good games are truly on the horizon!

Kind of bizarre to mention games in this article saying that they’ll be available on the PC, Xbox, or PlayStation, while having a picture of a Switch as the main image in this article. Doesn’t seem like the Switch gets enough treatment.

Anyway, of those four games, Assassin’s Creed Odyssey is actually available on the Switch. In fact, it was released worldwide (for Microsoft Windows, PS4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch on October 5, 2018), so not sure why the Switch platform wasn’t even mentioned.

These are few examples of money making online for sure, but these are not the only ones!

Make sure that your equipment is not out of shape and you should be just fine and dandy!

Sometimes it’s a good idea to just upgrade to a new computer. I’ve had games lag pretty badly just from having a browser run in the background, and that’s kind of a reason I’ve switched from Chrome to Firefox. But then after prolonging the use of an older computer, there does come a time when a computer needs to be either replaced or upgraded to better hardware.

Also, while people might tell you to use Ctrl + Alt + Del to access task manager, I find it more convenient to use Ctrl + Shift + Esc to open task manager since it’s more direct. Plus, you don’t have to worry about your computer hanging (becoming unresponsive) on the Graphical Identification and Authentication screen.

It’s demanding to be a professional at something for sure.

I am not really into game trainers myself, but some people might be.

In this sort of topic, I think it’s important to research the terms and conditions for a game, because some game developers might not want people to use it, and it’s usually made explicitly clear in their terms and conditions by mentioning words like “third-party program” and “prohibited”. So that’s something to consider.

But I think it’s generally fine for single player experience games. But personally, I find games more enjoyable, when you actually earn your progress through gameplay.

This is nice! People get to try it out with this giveaway!

I am very close to getting to this one!

How interesting! I guess this pulls quite a following by looks of it.

There are great games that have came from Finnish gaming industry like Legend of Grimrock for example, it’s worth checking out!

Never would have expected Finland to have such a growth in the gaming industry, especially considering it’s not as populous as other countries in Europe. But now thinking about it, Scandinavia as an entire region (Norway, Sweden, and Finland) would kind of be a good spot for the gaming industry, especially since you have Mojang in Sweden which is a country that borders Finland. Plus when it comes to tertiary education, Finland does have AMKs (polytechnics) with engineering being the most common field of education, so it’s not a huge surprise if there’s a gaming industry boom in Finland.

People who play video games to attend to gain certain traits or increase said traits. This article does bring such traits up.

a well lit room, breaks and blinking are the key!

You don’t really need fancy gaming glasses or eyedrops to keep your eyes healthy. Like why spend money on those, when a quality-of-life software can easily solve eye strain issues? I use f.lux which adjusts the temperature on my computer screen according to the time, and it’s very effective.

Selling in game items for cash is good business if the economy off said game allows it and is good enough!