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     Is there a perfect game? I have heard from quite a few gamers that there is no perfect game but there are 10/10 or masterpieces. What they mean is that there are no games without any flaws but they have either set the standard for future games (Dark Souls, Halo, Mass Effect, etc) or those games with their worlds, stories, and gameplay leave gamers with everlasting memories. When I play games, I'm looking for those memorable moments. I honestly don't care if my favorite games are setting standards for future games as long as I'm having a great time with them. Franchises like Mario, Grand Theft Auto, and The Legend of Zelda have given blueprints to many games in the past and today. However, I don't really like those games at all. I appreciate what they have done for gaming, but they never clicked with me. Yes, there are indeed some groundbreaking gaming franchises like Halo, The Witcher, and Batman Arkham Series that are very dear to me, but they didn't become my...

       Most of us gamers don't really care how we play our games as long as we are playing and having fun. According to gaming stats, most games these days are bought digitally on consoles. Gaming on PC is pretty much 100 percent since the gaming outlets don't sell physical discs for PC anymore. According to Digital Entertainment and Retail Association (ERA), 89.5 percent of games were bought digitally. It is scary that just about eleven percent of games were bought physically. It is scary because I and a few other gamers love to buy our favorite games on a disc. We love to own physical games as they look nice when you collect and put them together. To me, it is nice to own physical games as those game-disc boxes show cool cover art and they show a good summary of the game's story and combat. Video games are art and the best way to showcase them is by actually owning them physically.       Now, to be honest, I'm not a big collector as I don't buy ...