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Hello kitty 09
over 2 years ago

Hi! My name is Jamie; I’m from the US. I have a Nintendo switch lite. I usually don’t play much video games. I’ve owned handheld consoles mostly Nintendo and I can’t seem to get back into playing again. Here are my questions 

1. Do you like to play video games? If so what console do you have and fave game 

2. how do I get back into playing video games again?

3. Does it help you unwind? 

4. what are your favorite games? 

5. can someone teach me how to play Fortnite? 

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  • over 1 year ago

    One of the most popular genres is simulation. In this type of game, you can control the whole world around you. You can build your own city, manage your own farm or even rule your own country. I found it on ZumRoad. One of the most popular games in this genre is Sims. It was released in 2010 and has been very successful ever since. The game was created by Maxis and published by Electronic Arts, who are also known as EA. This game allows players to build their own city from scratch, and this is great!

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  • over 1 year ago

    One of the most popular genres is simulation. In this type of game, you can control the whole world around you. You can build your own city, manage your own farm or even rule your own country. I found it on ZumRoad. One of the most popular games in this genre is Sims. It was released in 2010 and has been very successful ever since. The game was created by Maxis and published by Electronic Arts, who are also known as EA. This game allows players to build their own city from scratch, and this is great!

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