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Scalpers are the biggest problem gamers face when it comes to getting new gen consoles whenever they are released. Just like PS5 is not available now, scalpers have it available at 2x the cost it's sold. Gamers do still patronize them, otherwise they would be out of business by now. 

If you have one hour, would you choose to use your favorite social media platform, or sit to play your favorite game? As far as I am concerned, it depends on my mood and stress level. When I am too stressed out I will choose to game, if I am in a light mood I will use social site.

Hello guys? How are you all doing? I feel so aesthetic being here, a community of distinct gamers. I'm a good gamer as well and I know that I'm gonna have lots of fun here. 

Have you ever played Ring Fit Adventure. It is honestly one of my favorite Nintendo games. I'm amazed how it can actually make me break a sweat and experience muscle fatigue! It's also a lot of fun to play with other players. I wish there were more games featuring the Ring. 

 

Nintendo made missteps with the Wii U, no one can deny that, and perhaps the biggest one was naming it the Wii U, as most assumed it was just an accessory for the Wii at first.  However, the console has some absolutely amazing games, it was fun to play them on the game pad and on the TV, and while most have now been ported to the Switch, there are still a fair few that reside only on the Wii U and are classic experiences.  Does the Wii U get the distinction of being a classic console when it starts to age, or is it just going to be relegated to the history books as a flop?

Out of all Nintendo's consoles, which one was your most favorite?

Mine are : all the Mario Games, Tales of...Franchise and Fire Emblem.

Nintendo just revealed that the Nintendo will be called the Nintendo Switch.
 
What do you think about the console?
 
 

I cannot believe this show has been going on since 1989, how do they keep it up?  I presume they must run out of episodes ideas at some point. I feel the quality of the show has dropped down within recent years because the writers don't give a damn anymore. I do love some though, the Christmas ones are always entertaining as always.

Anyone seen this movie? I have.
 
The movie was filmed where I live, and was filmed the summer of the first year of living here. I laughed my head off when I first saw it.
 
Any parts of it that you like or dislike?

Everyone's got at least one playlist they're fond of... what are your current favourite songs? Mine are currently Renegades by X Ambassadors, Centuries by Fall Out Boy, Sail by AWOLNATION and I'm So Sorry by Imagine Dragons.

Is it hard these days to grow a channel on YouTube if you are just starting out? I keep hearing mixed stories and opinions about YouTube censoring and all. 

Another game from Nintendo back in the day. Same with Tetris, I was hooked on it. I remember playing it for hours, with breaks of course. Since there was no code generated to save where we left off, we had to keep it on. My husband & I both got to quite high of scores. Who has played this game? What newer game would be similar to Dr. Mario now? 

For me, it would definitely be jogging and dumbbells.  Well, I do like walking and mountain hiking, however, that would be side supplements.   Anyway, I'd also like to try to some free-weights if I can get back into a gym again somehow.   I don't care much for machines because a friend said the workout was a rip-off.

I personally think it should. Nothing really good comes from drinking alcohol. It mainly causes damage to the consumer and to the people around them. Just in the US an estimated 88.000 deaths were caused by alcohol consumption, which was the third leading preventable death in the United State, according to the National Institute of Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism. Not only were the death that high but also the negative impact alcohol had on the economy of the United States. In 2006 alcohol misuse costed the US $223.5 billion. 

I'm not saying making alcohol illegal will solve all of this but atleast it's a step in the right direction. People will still purchase it on the "black market" however it will be harder to obtain which would ultimately lead to less death and a smaller impact on the economy of the United States.



What do you think?

We do! I like imagining who used, wore those things. What it was like. Also I become in awe that there ARE antiques. Our throwaway generation with things made to break so we buy more, we don't have the luxury of items being lovingly made. We’ve found some great treasures in these shops. A bonus is when there are others there willing to talk with you about what they are looking for, have bought, the history of a particular item. By listening, you not only learn something you wouldn’t find in a history book, but you also encourage the elderly to talk about life ‘back then’ & make them feel good!

I’d pick a humpback whale. I know, surprise lol They are smart & majestic. Of course this would be in a perfect world away from poaching. Many people pick an animal that they tend to gravitate towards as their favorite. If you could be that animal, how could it change the world?

Do you make out a list of things to do or take when you travel?

How often do you back up any of your data related to any of your current tech? Have you ever lost something from not keeping a back up?

How often do you go out for a walk? Where do you go and for how many miles?

Who has mowed a lawn?  Do you use a push or riding mower?  Does anyone mow for a living or part-time?   As for your own place, how much do you mow normally? 

What is a "must have game" for the Xbox that you would recommend?  

What are some games you couldn't do much with?   Well, with Paper Mario and Rayman I couldn't understand the first level much.   Anyway, these are popular games, so I don't get it.

I like Spartacus on Starz.   It's about the Roman Empire and the struggles of some Gladiators of the time.  Anyway, it's not family friendly.   
 
O.K., Starz also made a lot of other good dramas, but I only got to catch the one about the Caribbean and medieval Italy, but I didn't like them as good as Spartacus.   Now, as for Vikings, I heard a lot of good comments on it, but never checked it out.

Are there any specific new games that have caught your eye?   Do you own any?   How was your experience?   How much did you pay for them?  Do you feel you got a good deal?