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33, full time streamer, and NEVER have time to play games for myself 😢 BUT dang - getting older is still the best ❤

I’m 39 and my favorite games are FromSOFTWARE, I’m currently platinum stellar blade and I cannot wait for the Elden Ring dlc

Sitting and having a conversation is what this felt like, i'm now 30 but man it was good to here a different perspective & Acknowledging burnout and everything else.

Just wrote the question on a different video... So 13 sentinels... Is it very reliant on controls (the combat part)? I'm just ffw my way through this to see if it's my cup of tea, quite a few people recommended it, but it just doesn't look like my thing and the Switch-pricing feels a bit much. The only actual "game" part is the battle sequences? It's like a slightly more interactive VN? Currently checking out an auction of UO. Seems a BIT more like my thing.

I really hope ill be a little old lady playing video games 😂 my dad is the culprit for getting my brother and I into games way back on the SNES and N64....and to this day as a 65 year old he still gets excuted for new video games and systems. He just beat Tears of the Kingdom for the third time 😊

I didn't play FFVII when it came out, and it didn't age well imho. I couldn't get into it. I totally agree with your #1 choice!

My friend you put ff13 better than 8, really i think 13 is the worst ever

Wait, didn't the original Japanese version have Vivian as a boy but bullied for looking feminine? A boy that looks feminine but still identifies as a boy isn't trans, see also Haku from Naruto. Correct me if I'm wrong.

This is one of my favorite videos I've watched in awhile. Your gaming journey is so relatable. I'm 34 and discovering strategy RPGs and Resident Evil 4 remake shook up my gaming fatigue and I've been squeezing in gaming time all over the place. Having a pregnant wife, full time job, building a business, and training for a marathon ya gotta be strategic with your time but it's all possible in one day. Steam deck has helped a ton! 😅

I'm only 36, so not quite 40 yet, but I still game. I have social and vocational obligations that keep me from gaming all the time. I also, of course, have other things that I like to do. However, I don't have a spouse or kids, so that definitely gives me more time to play. Of course, I'd rather have a family, even if it means gaming a lot less. One thing different about gaming now compared to gaming as a kid is that, when I was a kid, I was good at extending the playtime of various games I played through *pretend.* Here's an example of what I mean by that. When I played Ocarina of Time as a kid, I went through a period where I would turn on the game just to pretend that I'm a resident of the world. I'd pretend Link was a resident of Lon Lon Ranch who would ride his horse around during the day and guard the entrance at night. For some reason, I could do this a lot with games. As an adult, even though game worlds are far more realistic, convincing, and immersive than they were back in the N64 days, I'm not really able to do this. I played Cyberpunk 2077 and I could never turn it on just to roleplay that I'm a real resident of the world. I only ever played the game to actually do the missions, level up the stats, get the items, reach the next story beat, etc. So, there's an imagination or ability to immerse myself that I seem to lack nowadays that I had as a kid. I kinda miss that.

I am 42 with 1 two-years old kind. I finally have the financial stability to buy whatever videogame or hardware I want. The fun starts now 🤩

Playing since 6 and now 36 😂 not gonna stop it !!🎉

2 is incredibly overhated. Its story is definitely an improvement over the first, and its leveling system is misunderstood, leading to exploitation that actually harms the experience.

If you are living well, video games should come down in priority. I have found it to be a good thing because you grt to graduate from Consumer to Connoisseur. You already know what are the cash grabs, time wasters and empty remake. In your 40s you arnt going to waste time on that free to play multi player game with gotcha mechanics, you get to focus on titles from the past and present that are genuinly worth time, even the backlog should shrink to only 10 games as you wont have the same tolerance for nonsense.

My wife says that gaming is for kids I told her that I was that Atari ,NES kid The reason is that we never left We grew up together and we will never leave

Please put down that background music, it's stressing over your voice. Great content. 41 yo here :D

FFVII I feel gets a bit overrated, although it's still probably my second favorite overall. If you don't grind super hard or fight the optional endgame bosses the game is relatively short & easy, which is quite a disappointment. This often gets overlooked, I think because the story is darker and more complex than all the others. I'm hoping the remakes changed that (haven't played them yet).

This is a beautiful video reminds me of my childhood! Thank you :D

My scores: Trials of Mana Remake (only by the demo) - 6 Ys VII: Lacrimosa of Dana - 9 Live A Live (only by the demo) - 6 The Diofield Chronicle (only by the demo) - 4 Octopath Traveler II - 10 Voice of Cards: The Isle Dragon Roars (only by the demo) - 6 Tactics Ogre Reborn - 7 Sea of Stars - 8 Star Ocean The Second Story R (only by the demo and having played The Second Evolution) - 9 Triangle Strategy - 9 Crystal Story: Dawn of Dusk (only by the demo) - 4 Shin Megami Tensei V - 8 Unicorn Overlord - 8 Octopath Traveler - 10 Tales of Arise - 7

This is indeed one of the greatest video game trailers ever made. It hits you right in the feels. I can remember buying my Super Nintendo in 1993 to play Secret of Mana and 30 years later that remains my favorite game of all time. The trailer makes the best use of nostalgia and Visions of Mana will be a day one purchase for me.

I'm 41. Been gaming almost my entire life. Being an introvert with heavy self confidence and inadequacy issues, I never connected with anyone to form a family of sorts. I have a decent amount of free time to spend on my passions, like gaming. I've found that my passion for gaming is as strong as it was, but my desire for long gaming sessions no longer manifests like it did in my 20s. I'll take 6-8 weeks to beat a 90 hour RPG. Mewnwhile, they keep releasing games that I want to play, but aren't in the right mindset for at the time. What I did was shift my perspective. I buy the games that I want to see further development from, with the intent on playing them in the future. I doubt I'll ever quit gaming. I certainly don't think in terms of clearing my backlog, either. I had FF7 Rebirth going strong until Dragon's Dogma 2 came out, which I played through and beat. Then I got the urge to play Fallout New Vegas on my PC, so I completed that one. Meanwhile, I play FFV on Switch before bed.

Age is just a number 😊

My favorite Enix games were all on the Super Nintendo - Robotrek, E.V.O. Age of Eden, Soulblazer, Ilusion of Gaia, emulated Terranigma(as they didn't localize it in the NA region), and emualted Dragon Quest V and VI(because the SNES Dragon Warriors were the ones which never got localized.) (Okay, I also played Star Ocean Second Story and enjoyed it even though it was hard as nails.) My favorite PS1 Square game was Final Fantasy VII bar none but I loved some of their obscure titles as well. As for PS1 Enix games, it has to be Dragon Warrior VII, the last Dragon Warrior game under that title before Enix merged with Square.

Fantastic review! ^_^ I really enjoy this remake as well. I played the original TTYD many times on the GC as a kid, so getting to replay this classic with a fantastic new presentation and upgraded soundtrack has been pure bliss!

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Hey great call on legend of dragoon. It literally never gets recognition

Im 48 and I never stopped gaming. The only difference is the amount of time I have left to game when all the important shit like work, yard work, and stuff around the house is done. Then I like spending time with my family. If you spend more time holding a game controller than you do your wife, you will be having problems later. If you have a child you can NEVER let them think that playing this game is more important to you than he/she is. It’s a balancing act like everything else in life.

Aa you say, I've been finding new experiences that keep me hooked like the old days. Btw I love the name of your channel, it reminds me that it is neverending

*pulls up a chair*

Shame that shadowbringers and endwalker are locked behind many hours of story/gameplay because imo, they are the greatest FF stories ever told. Also makes me sad that many misunderstood 16s story. Hope in years to come ppl will appreciate what it had to say

1984 baby here. Turning 40 this year and still gaming hard! It's been my refuge from the many stresses in modern life.

Just got this and I FELT the path of radiance influence before I watched this and im just falling for this game

I’m 41 years old and first time viewing. I will say not concern myself with age. I’m okay with getting older and even playing games still nowadays. I still play games not as much as I used to as it is down time and space. I think it could be down to enjoying everything in life. The experiences can vary and I feel it is fantastic. For me I play everything from mainstream to indie titles and that’s cool to me.

Gotta talk about wild arms!!!

i was so shocking knowing that little machine like 3ds has beautiful game like bravely default... yes, beautiful graphic and simple battle system.... and bravely default 2 is the only reason i want to have nintendo switch and I love it... I wish Final Fantasy I to VI will remake into bravely default graphic style

I'm 39, and I still cannot beat Metroid on NES. I beat Metroid Dread though, so there may still be hope.

well fook im 40 and let me tell you ilove it and think still later on

I loved this game back on Gamecube and I'm so happy to hear a favorable review from a first time player.

I agree 100% on playing multiple games at the same time. I used to just power through one at a time and would get tired by the end. For the last year or so I've been switching between 2-4 games at any one time and I'm enjoying them more now.

Good lord this game took me back. I was still in high school and having a rough time. This game was so much fun back then and even better now.

Way better than the newer 3 entries, but I'm going to fight for Super.

Maybe it's time to make more Paper Mario games like these Nintendo

Brave Fencer is fun but it's definitely a little clunky at times. This was before analog was fully adopted. It's definitely a fun play and quite charming as well. But anyone who has played the game will know that Steamwood is the worst part of it by a longshot and you have to do it twice. That's where you'll really feel the controls and the fact that it's timed only makes the frustration worse. I'm surprised we didnt see Dragon Quest on here. Did you just wanna focus on the Square side? Or do you not like DQ7? I've only played the 3DS version for a bit, so maybe the original PS1 version isn't worth mentioning.

My mom introduced me to video games in the 2000s I remember sitting on floor watching her play Wind Waker on the GameCube for hours she even had the strategy guide. She was in her 40s back then.

I just turned 57 and game more than ever, my kids are out of college and my wife can’t be anymore understanding about my passion for video games, hence, as long as there’s a balance all is good.

This Game Was An Apology To Me For Buying Origami King