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I've always been fond of gaming and have always enjoyed spending my free time on playing video games. I'm curious, does anyone else here have an interest in gaming and if so, what videogames do you enjoy?

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  • Final fantasy is my current game of choice, I like games that give me nostalgia nowadays. It helps me think and feel like the grass was greener on the other side.

  • in reply to Autismman

    My favourite final fantasy is 5! I love the job system and the old super nintendo sprites are so cute too. Story is great too. I sometimes replay the old ones, i like nostalgic feel the games give too.  I like story based games. 

  • in reply to Rocko6660

    That’s the one I’m actually playing at the moment, haven’t played it before, each time I think it’s over it keeps on going! It’s a great game and very testing which isn’t a bad thing, I get a bit lost sometimes because instructions are not always clear but that’s part of fun. I refuse to use guides because I feel it takes away from the accomplishment and self exploration. 

  • in reply to Rocko6660

    I think number 3 was the first one I played back on the SNES. The story and music were charming and the simple yet addictive levelling up pulled me right into it and made it much more immersive than other titles. You are right about the special way of defeating certain enemies, just when you think you have a really strong party a boss will come along and wipe you out in a few moves which teaches you to not get too ahead of yourself and instead become fluent in every attack style to match the enemy’s weaknesses. The nostalgia for these games is a big part of the fun for them nowadays, these worlds with their own lore and histories. Perhaps fantasy and escape are the prime reasons for gaming. 

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  • in reply to Rocko6660

    I think number 3 was the first one I played back on the SNES. The story and music were charming and the simple yet addictive levelling up pulled me right into it and made it much more immersive than other titles. You are right about the special way of defeating certain enemies, just when you think you have a really strong party a boss will come along and wipe you out in a few moves which teaches you to not get too ahead of yourself and instead become fluent in every attack style to match the enemy’s weaknesses. The nostalgia for these games is a big part of the fun for them nowadays, these worlds with their own lore and histories. Perhaps fantasy and escape are the prime reasons for gaming. 

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