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When I got this game on PS4 and web slinged for the first time, being a life long Spiderman fan I remember the feeling I had it was euphoria on another level, went on the platinum it and put it away. I have just bought the game again for the ps5 and it is still in my opinion not only the best Spiderman game but also the best superhero game of all time.

My favourite is tombstone 🪦 so glad he's part of the game

What's your guys favourite part of the game? Who's your favourite villain/boss fight?

I've been on crimson desert for 3 months now and don't see myself stopping anytime soon!

For me dark souls 3 main theme just hits me everytime, I had the theme on my main screen the whole time I had a PS4

I'm on about a game that really made you believe no game could top it for you, a game that might of changed your life? Help you through life? Or even just a game that when you think of it makes you smile?

I ask this question because my favourite game as a child and as an adult are two completely different games. Crash bandicoot was my childhood and got me into gaming, but when it comes to my favourite game of all time it has to be Skyrim.

I played Skyrim when I failed school, when I got cheated on, when I lost everything and lived in a tiny apartment, it was me and my playstation and i started a fresh Skyrim.

When I tell people Skyrim has saved my life and been through everything with me they laugh and tell me to grow up and people think I'm joking, but I'm not.

Anyway any story's you guys have I'd love to hear them

Bronze - Lara Croft

Silver - Kratos

Gold - Crash bandicoot

Crash bandicoot was what got me into gaming

I've recently just got a vr set (I've wanted one for years) and I first played biohazard and it's insane, I completely it some many times I got the platinum on PS4 I knew that house better than my own. So I straight away went on madhouse difficulty and let me tell you having jack baker follow me in virtual reality was one of the best experiences I've had in 20+ years of gaming. People who have played the vr version, did you enjoy it? Which bit was your favourite?

Also bit of a side note, does anyone recommend any other amazing games in vr?

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Insomniacs Spiderman's are some of my favourite games for recent times so I'm really looking forward to wolverine and was just thinking of all the games that could come out in the future, not sure if it's already in the works but I'd love to see a venom game with gameplay like ultimate Spiderman, maybe have carnage playable with his own moveset and skills, or really pushing it, a decent X men game, maybe on day

So I brought nino kuni a few months ago and it's an amazing game. It has an amazing story to it and I love the gameplay and the art in the graphics is beautiful, I thought I've found an amazing game I can spend hundreds of hours on, all of a sudden I've got to the ice section and I can't remember the last time I remember such a difficulty spike in a game. Like I'm still trying to progress through the game weeks later.

I love god of war and have replayed Ragnarok a few times now, I love the game.

But everytime I get to ironwood and meet Angrboða the flow of the game stops completely and it feels like such a chore more than gaming. I always feel really intense and try to get through that bits fast as possibly it drags on for so long.

Anyway was just wondering if anyone else felt this way about a game they love?

Mine are

Volt ghost

Dracula from reluctant werewolf

The phantom virus from cyber chase

And my favourite film is zombie island, still an absolute banger

I'm getting banned for the slightest thing lately

Edit: sorry guys but some of these have really got me laughing lol

This Reddit is continuing to surprise me

I'll probably just make my own community, won't have many people but at least I won't be banned for the slightest inconvenience

My two favourite resident evil games (I've yet to play requiem) was just curious to your opinion

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Just generally curious as Pokémon red on the original Gameboy took over my childhood.

I lost count how many times I restarted but I never had any other game, and that was by choice. It honestly took years of my life. Like thousands of hours.

I recently just brought fire red on the switch (I never played the 2004 version) which made me go down memory lane and to ask this question.

Lastly, as a kid I didn't have friends so I could never trade and get my favourite Pokémon golem and it always bothered me.