🎨 Graphics: Best open world racing games, more realistic, and there are several maps which is often played now
🎮 Control: My game is very different of plaform. I’m playing on Nintendo Switch. They are played into 4 fingers. ZL button to drift, double ZL button to perform 360 degrees, A button to run the car, X button to turn on the yellow nitro, double X button to turn on the shockwave nitro when even nitro will be full. I recommend it touchdrive is off are consistent easy race. 👍🏻 Pros: Great performance on Switch.
- Asphalt 9: Legends
Crazy Exterior Make the Gaming Experience more Wonderful
I have loved gaming ever since I was 4 years old. Being an enthusiastic gamer, I have renovated my room in a way that I enjoy gaming more and my room looks more attractive. In this post, I'm going to share what has made my room look more attractive. 1) Dark Super Heroes Wallpapers Wallpapers on the wall look attractive and they cost lesser than the actual paint. When in the night you play games on your machine, it looks really attractive. The superheroes I got on my wallpapers are Batman, black panther, Thor, Deadpool, flash, spiderman, and Wolverine. 2) A few plastic optic fiber cables I hung a few red, blue, and black colored
What caused the decline of the RTS genre?
The RTS genre was very popular back in the day with games like C&C, Red Alert, Dune, Warcraft, Steel soldiers and many more. But over time these games fizzled out alongside the genre. I think the last big RTS game franchises were Starcraft and Halo Wars, but those seem to be done and gone now. There are some fun alternatives, but all very niche and obscure. I've heard people say the genre died out with the rise of the console, but I believe PC gaming is once again very popular these days. Yet RTS games are not. Is it a genre that younger generations don't like? Is it because it's hard to make money with the genre? Or something else completely? What do you think?
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