My parents never wanted me playing Mortal Kombat because of the violence. Looking back, I understand why, even though I really wanted to try it back then.
I prefer going with English too. I like understanding every bit of the dialogue and story without relying on subtitles, so it makes the whole experience more enjoyable for me.
I think it's possible, but it's rare. The Witcher 3 left me feeling satisfied with how the story ended, even though I still missed the characters after finishing it.
I celebrated by playing Clair Obscur: Expedition 33. It's one of the best games I've played recently, and National Video Game Day felt like the perfect excuse to jump back into it.
I still enjoy board games now and then. Monopoly and Scrabble are probably my favorites. They're a fun way to spend time with family, especially when everyone wants a break from screens.
I had a similar experience with Overcooked. It's simple, funny, and perfect for playing together. Games like that create great memories, even when everyone is laughing through the chaos.
I mostly use Facebook and Instagram these days. They’re enough for keeping up with friends, family, and the things I'm interested in. I never really got into the others.
I don't have a huge collection. I usually keep one console and a few games I genuinely enjoy, then sell or trade the rest once I've finished playing them.
I will talk to her privately instead of making it an argument. If something makes me uncomfortable, I think it's better to be honest and respectful than let it build up. If she doesn't want to understand that, then I'll walk out of the relationship.