7 Reasons We Play Videogames (And Probably Always Will)

[@bagair1]

"At the end of a movie or a book, you've been told a story. At the end of a videogame, you've made your own" Rob should begin writing poems.

[@TheFilthyCringer]

*Poem driven video games

[@nickgreene1096]

@Onion Dark Knight As well as film

[@edwardevans5759]

@Onion Dark Knight Games are a different form of entertainment than films and books. I love all three, but none is inferior to the others.

[@pepeshadilay3834]

@Onion Dark Knight yeah so inferior that almost no one read books anymore right?

[@hamzaayaz7482]

@@pepeshadilay3834 I still do (somewhat) but you sill win.

[@next5km]

"HE'LL NEVER GET THIS, ALL HE DO IS PLAY VIDEO GAMES!" I'm not even halfway through and this is one of the funniest videos ever in this channel. Congrats, guys.

[@marhawkman303]

That R2D2 sweater though...

[@omarsalazar4434]

The faces of the girls hilarious in a good way 👍🙏

[@jefp65]

I liked "....before shooting down to earth like a rubber clad exocet missile, and thumping justice into villian's faces."

[@marhawkman303]

@@jefp65 Exocet is an interesting word choice since the only game I've seen it used in is PC-only.

[@Juah00]

Yep. By 5 and a half minutes I was pissing myself.

[@ΚωνσταντινοςΣταμπουλης-ι1ψ]

"Games are relaxing" Cries in sekiro and bloodborne...

[@yujin_sumeragi]

Hey, I play Dark Souls and Bloodborne to relax... all they're good for after beating them so many times honestly. Not judging, just saying if you wail at it enough, it'll eventually happen :D

[@toongrowner1]

@@yujin_sumeragi I agree, I'm not a pro at bloodborne, but it still feels pretty nice slicing through enemies while wandering around, the frightening yet fascinating areas of yarnam

[@abidalmohimenrashed4524]

lol git gud casul xd

[@ΚωνσταντινοςΣταμπουλης-ι1ψ]

@@abidalmohimenrashed4524 I really enjoy souls games, I really enjoy their challenge but if you are a pro or not, admit it, you cant really relax with these games...

[@EmoZix]

@@ΚωνσταντινοςΣταμπουλης-ι1ψ Its a different type of game to be approached by. But man , the enjoyment you get by playing Soulsborne games are just amazing. Thats if you really get how the games are meant to be played

[@JoolsyB]

I've been a dedicated gamer since I was 8yrs old, I'm 50 now and still play every day. Can't see that changing as long as I have the strength to grip a controller.

[@LaughingTiger74]

I'm 45, and I feel the same way. Luckily my wife is a gamer too.

[@chad6876]

Good to see older generations still playing video games 🙏

[@zerooskil7161]

Probably not gripping a controller wont be an obstacle either one of these days

[@RogueAssassin]

True gamer

[@christianfondelius978]

I’m 37. Been playing since I was 9. Feels like that won’t change. Keep on gaming.

[@kingofbudokai]

The fact that Rob's "comfort blanket" involves casually murdering innocent people is exactly WHY I am glad he is not a not a billionaire tech genius with a six-pack and comprehensive mastery of numerous martial arts

[@epic_katana_gamer1600]

kingofbudokai Exactly lol. Also 100th like

[@wombat4191]

And I like the fact that he had to reassure us that he isn't all that.

[@uhbear516]

These videos are so special because the music in the background, the clips of different games, and the warm feeling you get because it feels like my favorite uncle is talking to me

[@MetalHeadEnjoyer]

Makes me look forward to every Friday. Tuesday checklist is great too.

[@Berry_Best]

Rob is the best speaker in the world

[@medusathedecepticon]

Yeeee

[@evecampbell3069]

Anybody know the song that was at the end of the Video? It was super good and I'd love to listen more!

[@avpgaming4997]

@@evecampbell3069 Yes, Me too!

[@SuperBeardWill]

This video's real title is: 7 reasons we love Rob and Access (and probably always will)

[@Nedded]

"Hello, you've caught me in the middle of loving Rob"

[@SuperBeardWill]

@@Nedded we both know damn well who's voice I heard that in!

[@ilikefartjokes]

Will Miall rob is the reason subbed. I skip all the others. Lol

[@satyasyasatyasya5746]

*WHY?* The art, the music, the characters, the emotional journey, sharing with others, learning something: cultures, history, mythology, the power trips, the new friends, hand-eye cordination, the novelty, the myriad genres... I could go on. But I suspect *I* play games because my inner child wants to be moved again in a way that I have not experienced since mid-teens when I had my soul spun into a thousand colors by FFVII/IX/X, never to be the same again. Literally.

[@alenorkayeolpenda5307]

Metal Gear series

[@remainedunnamed1695]

Agreed. Cept the friend thing unless npcs can count as friends.

[@joset814]

Sir.. you just put me nostalgic.

[@alenorkayeolpenda5307]

@@joset814 that's good to hear

[@thanostitan5827]

FFIX stole my gamin heart

[@mrdavidglima]

I'm Brazilian and I'm fluent in English thanks to games.

[@kewoshk]

Yeah they provide tons of input, perfect for those who can’t stand reading for hours

[@tiagosantos5653]

Same here. Never had an english lesson, now I work with people from all over the world. Cheers from Brazil!

[@berfinms9219]

David Gomes de Lima I’m an Indian...me too dude

[@WitheEyedIchigo]

Argentinian here. I couldn't agree more. From playing games with a psx and a small dictionary. To being able to spot grammar mistakes from native speakers.

[@umarekawaruh]

same

[@edutwork4766]

I play because it’s one of the few things that make me true happy

[@jpowell6418]

@James P Woods I love Amorphis!!

[@conniebreitkopf2170]

Rob: "Number six is socialize" *shots someone in the back* perfect timing, just wonderful :)

[@Brellor]

Literally my entire knowledge of renaissance Italy comes from assassin's creed.

[@amyhoard1222]

The Assassin's Creed series makes history fun to learn :)

[@thegreatpineapple4425]

Games made me read about historical topics way before I learnt them in school. WW2, ancient civilizations and their mythology etc.

[@timboslice9905]

I fell in love with Italy because of Assassin’s Creed 2 and Brotherhood!

[@paulooliveira130]

Sir, you're truly a genius. You know exactly how to transmit all the emotions of gaming in such a beautiful way. Watching your videos always lead to some really amazing sensation and that only happens because you're truly engaged on what you're doing: you do it with your very soul... and that's so beautiful to see... Thank you and your team from the bottom of my heart. You guys deserve all the success in the world. And may the Christmas season bring that amazing holiday when we can hope to tackle that lengthy classic with the attention it deserves XD

[@markthorburn6570]

Is this a KZbin comment section of an essay on social studies?

[@chaosagentmr]

Shoutout to How To Train Your Dragon music at the end. That song encapsulates the feeling of upliftment and it was very well used indeed.

[@aragornarathorn3299]

Whats the name of that soundtrack?is it from the third one?

[@chaosagentmr]

@@aragornarathorn3299 The music used in the video is not the actual song. Just clearly inspired by it. Look up "Test Drive" from the first one. If you've seen the movies, you already know how it goes.

[@aragornarathorn3299]

@@chaosagentmr oh i noticed it was a rendition of the test flight theme.I was just wondering if it was an official sountrack from one of the movies.

[@princessthyemis]

I can't believe I didn't notice it was from that!

[@RithSV]

Omg! I knew it was HTTYD! It sounded way too familiar. Glad someone else heard it too.

[@MysticAlien95]

PlayStation Access, this is by far one of the BEST Friday Feature videos you all have made. Yesterday, my family and I had celebrated Thanksgiving and I want you to know, I’m thankful to have found your channel many years ago and I’m glad I subscribed to you all. The Tuesday Checklist, Wednesday PS Store Update and Friday Features are my favorite videos you all make and I absolutely LOVE them. Keep up the good work. Love always

[@jayrry1841]

This is a really, really good episode Rob, even made me emotional at the end

[@kaitlyngarner740]

On the subject of number 2, I've heard stories of school trips in places like Rome, Florence, Paris etc. and the group ends up getting lost trying to get to find this landmark. Suddenly one of the kids recognises where they are and says they can probably find their way. 20 minutes later, they arrive. The teacher is amazed and asks how they knew the way, only to hear "I played Assassin's Creed". Lots of the Italian cities in the games have not changed in structure that much so you can actually find your way from St. Peter's Cathedral, to Castel Sant'Angelo to the Pantheon if you've played AC: Brotherhood enough.

[@Dirtbag-Hyena]

Origins & Odyssey both have A tour mode ,where you can go anywhere in the game & they have historical facts on people , places ,& buildings . Very cool editions to the games .

[@cherrydragon3120]

What avout gor example GTA V thats literaly modeled after a real city. Games that have some geographical accuracy can give you a great sense of perception

[@lordshavron]

I love everything about the Trival Pursuit scene, particularly Rosie's face as the yellow wedge passes in front of her.

[@jonathanwilson7949]

This was absolutely beautiful. One of the most well written things I’ve ever seen on KZbin. Amazing job PlayStation Access.

[@wushushorty1]

My favorite line: "I can only make squealing sounds" when he talked about FF7 Remake! It's like you're in my head Rob.. stop that..

[@cherrydragon3120]

Thats a mood really. I've been the same for months

[@ZlothZloth]

...and then he went on to talk about it anyway. ;)

[@RithSV]

That Trivial Pursuit skit was one of the funniest things I've ever seen. Man, I love this channel.

[@wolfman5181]

Loved rob's pink jumper, he looked very dashing. 😂

[@retrogamer406]

5:08 that moment assassin's Creed came through for a win I love it 😂

[@deathbykonami5487]

Video games teach you more than a history book

[@Ljungcrantz]

really the best ! I laughed so much haha

[@odinson5911]

@@deathbykonami5487 Not really.

[@deathbykonami5487]

@@odinson5911 how so? Games that are centered around certain historical periods give the player a better perspective than if they were reading about it

[@odinson5911]

@@deathbykonami5487 Simply because there are a lot of historical inaccuracies in the video games, that sometimes you'll confuse a fictional character for a video game character. Add to the fact that a video game always focuses a lot more on the story of the protagonist than the actual event. They aren't as detailied as they would be in a book. The discovery tour in Assassin's Creed origins and Odyssey is knowledgeable but the actual game... Not as much.

[@WebHeadification]

I love it when I'm watching a film that's set in a historical city, and all I'm thinking is "I've swan-dived off that building", or "I've assassinated someone in that courtyard". Thank you Ezio.

[@fabiorosolen]

#1 - I don't have to leave the house.

[@yujin_sumeragi]

That's sad tho...

[@markthorburn6170]

@@yujin_sumeragi but true

[@random_nonsense]

OK Rob, you're not a billionaire tech genius with a six-pack and comprehensive mastery of numerous martial arts............or is that what you want us to believe?

[@holycrimpsauce]

This thanksgiving I’m thankful for the PlayStation access team. Love you guys!

[@matthewgolabek9338]

I play video games because of my dad who introduced me to them. And later down the line i've gained a lot of overall knowledge about video games, and memories that i would never swap for anything else.

[@kevinworytko1099]

"You don't need to play video games, Oliver, so why? Why do you play them?" I wanted to *I wanted to!* *And I liked them!*

[@jakubvobruba8384]

Why do birds fly?

[@toongrowner1]

Why you readin books, aunt sally?

[@brucepeterm.6614]

Jakub Vobruba Because it must. A bird has wings thus it would be against its nature not to fly

[@ABadassDragon]

@@brucepeterm.6614 It has legs, also penguins, chikens and kiwi birds dont fly

[@cherrydragon3120]

You can always answer the "why DO you play videogames?" With this answer. For the same reason you Choose to (insert any activity the questioning person enjoys)

[@brentwillems1316]

The intro for this video is one of the best yet. And I feel like there is a personal trauma behind it

[@nicholasharris4306]

Watching you get all excited for FFVII remake always makes me happy. I don't have friends as excited for it as I am. So it's nice to feel the resonance from someone else just sitting and squealing in excitement at it being released.

[@Retrophoenix-]

I've learnt more life advice from video games then I ever have from real life

[@gabrielns]

4:14 My god, I love this channel so much hahahaha

[@ashton7127]

I love the way In the in the interview near the start ell and nath are talking to u ABOUT WHY PLAYING VIDEO GAMES

[@Space_Noise]

Ashton Gossling You must mean Rob’s “relatives” 😏

[@graemewillis1413]

That trivial pursuit bit was one of the funniest things I've seen all year.

[@cheesepizza7000]

I was waiting for the “It really makes you feel like Batman” line

[@mukhtarsaleh4983]

Number 7 hits close, thank you Rob, that was beautiful.

[@BattlestarDamocles]

Because video game worlds are better than the crappy one we're forced to live in. Simple.

[@OriOriOhG]

So the escapism, the first one

[@MrHoarses]

Ever had a dream you were sure was real? What if you were unable to awake from that dream, how could you tell the difference between the dream world and the real world?

[@LtBasil]

True.

[@cherrydragon3120]

Better he says... *looks at bloodborne* You don't see me wanna live in Yarnham mate LOL *gets resident evil vibes* neither there...

[@BattlestarDamocles]

@@cherrydragon3120 Then looks at Iraq, Venezuela, many places in Africa, the list goes on. And anyway I didn't specifically mean every single game. I've never played Bloodborne too.

[@SwipeStoriesOfficial]

This is one amazing video...you write really really good Rob. I really enjoy them.

[@wonderfullgamernmb1]

Rob strikes yet again with his top tier writing. Well done Rob.

[@matthewharris6113]

The 'he'll never get this' segment is both hilarious and pretty relatable, I've absolutely schooled family who've had this exact same expectations of me in the occasional general knowledge type games because of random stuff I've absorbed from various games lol. Granted, games aren't a replacement to learning, but it's a fun side-effect that happens by total accident (I'm not trying to learn here damn you! XD) that can be satisfying to flex on the unsuspecting snobby 'educated' family members you only see once in a while. The skills and knowledge you can pick up from just having fun with games can be fun to surprise people with.

[@23Cerberus23]

It's passive meditation, video games. Even with the emotions can arise from it. Ok, OK..... It's more like.... Therapy. Orrrrrr mediation with anger and sadness. Also He said it better :)

[@cherrydragon3120]

Videogames are both a form of active meditation AND anget management. Instead of stabbing your neighbour. Kill a few NPC'S Instead of sitting in a temple dressed as a monk breathing in mountain fresh air. Take a walk trough the game world thats made to explore. Experience a journey. And thdn turn off the pc/console and finisj your 30 page essay cause otherwise you won't reach your exams and you'll be the families biggest disappointment and fail at life, beggin for change on the streetcorner around your 30's.

[@jackthorton10]

Are you ok dude?

[@23Cerberus23]

@@jackthorton10 sadly, no

[@jorddinrood2878]

My husband makes fun of me becuase I cant watch a single FF7 remake trailer without crying but I just get so excited I dont know what to do.with that pure excitement other than cry. It's like when I went to Distant Worlds for the first time and I sobbed during the performance of "Liberti Fatali" bc FF8 is my favorite game of all time and that song got me through my childhood. When they performed it live for the first time in 5yrs and I got to hear it I just couldnt help by cry. A few years ago when Square first announced FF7 Remake my husband was shocked bc the within the first 10 secs of the video I was crying from excitement bc I already knew what the video was showing before he could comprehend what it was. It's hard to explain to someone who doesn't get it. Final fantasy was MY game. The reason I fell I love with games, and fantasy, classical music, art. Those games made me ME. I played FF8 and 9 as a kid (around 7yrs) and from there it just formed me into who I am. I just dove into those worlds just like I did with books I read and I just love the characters and stories and ugh. I feel this on such an extreme level and I'm 24 now haha.

[@edmundduhonsky9996]

Thanks, Rob. This is such a wholesome video!

[@laurawaterfield838]

Everything you mentioned so true. I get sick of some people saying you're an adult or a girl and you play video games. I say a few choice words and enjoy my video game worlds.

[@chrisdakers3688]

Genuinely the first thing that came to my mind when I saw this question was 'the escapism'...spoilers, but when I saw #1, I wasn't disappointed.

[@paulwilliams7300]

Awesome 👍👍👍 one of the best Friday features you've done

[@deetsitmeisterjd]

War in Syria or the landscapes of Horizon Zero Dawn.... Such a hard choice! Games only get better as the real world gets worse.

[@Forriedude]

Rob, I love you, man. I legit had goosebumps through the whole last reason.

[@pleighsolder7145]

Why is it that no one can discuss a Batman game without saying "makes me FEEL like Batman"😂

[@KoalaKST]

Because that should be the sell, theres comics for story and art etc, theres films for interpretive adaptations, a batman game should.. yep

[@NKraven88]

same reason no one can mention the recent spider man game without saying it makes you feel like spider man. If you dont feel like the character you are playing you wont feel as connected to the game. When i play The Last of Us i feel like a father trying his best in a world gone mad to prot.... to protec...... protect his *breaks down sobbing*

[@davedine7987]

Because I'm *BATMAN*

[@Kalypso_Belador]

Probably the same reason no one can describe a tough or difficult game without saying it's like DarkSouls....

[@eriklund9747]

The art of videogames is the only platform that truly makes you escape the always stressful and grueling thing we call reality. I am a bit drunk and I almost teared up watching this.

[@MachYew]

The 7th 'wooly' reason at the end is actually probably the most important one of them all 🙌🏼♥️

[@ahmedsafaa1000]

This is the favorite video I watched this year. He described it soo perfectly I honestly don’t understand how anyone can dislike this.

[@yamburg]

I also had that trivial pursuit moment with my friends, Assassin's Creed saved the day.

[@ridwanhossain2343]

Thank you for making me feel better with your videos. Please keep up the good work...^^

[@tiefighter6162]

The Fridays back in town

[@StarscreamSigma]

And soon...Delsin will return too. Delsin For 2020!😻

[@tiefighter6162]

@@StarscreamSigma top ten anime returns

[@Jagielka06]

Oh my god. The slow motion skit segment from this must have been an unbelievable amount of work to create - even just for a minute and a half. It was absolutely worth it though. So much work goes into access videos but they're absolutely brilliant for it. Thanks a lot!

[@AbrahamArthemius]

Man, i love those skits you guys made hahahahahaha

[@rbdriftin]

With Shadow of the Colossus, Journey, The Last Guardian, What Remains of Edith Finch, Hellblade, and recently Death Stranding and Gris, I think my number one reason for playing games is no longer "to have fun" like it used to be. My number one reason is because I want to have an experience. Fun - whether it's through gameplay or dialogue or aesthetics - is still important though but the games I'll remember the most from the PS4 are the ones which fulfilled me emotionally, from deep sadness to joy to pure frisson. Games can be truly life-affirming and I want more of that in the future.

[@NAcHO-wx5vg]

To get away from this hellhole we call real life.

[@cherrydragon3120]

Only to find ourselves being chased by armies of soldiers, giant mechs, dinosaurs, or perhaps hordes of zombies and Lickers and a mr. X

[@NAcHO-wx5vg]

Cherry Dragon true but at least we get beautiful scenery, and beautiful music.

[@marceltech]

Hellhole? If you have internet access and can game, you can live a pretty good life.

[@aoifehart554]

Rob's writing is sublime, I love how his pashion for games comes through so clearly on these videos. Also the music playing while he was talking about your inner child was beautiful 😍

[@JamesC-ci1yn]

Hello welcome to “fun with flags” with Rob Pearson

[@facudlbarrera]

Thank you for this! It really sums up why gaming is one of the best art mediums

[@robhughes5140]

Thanks Rob, needed this today.

[@thegreatpineapple4425]

After sitting through grueling 10 days of exams and slowly recovering from fever, this is the medicine I needed. Thanks Rob, your videos always make me smile!

[@Super_Martio]

People have shown me their jewellery fashioned on the Tree of Life, telling me what it is. But I already knew thanks to Uncharted 2!

[@cherrydragon3120]

Yeap~

[@paulkessler9180]

Thanks to PlayStation I have people I consider good friends in Germany and Ireland and I've never been outside the US. Idk if I'll ever get to meet them in person, but we are friends on Facebook and that's pretty personal and special to me.🙂

[@marknewlands9839]

The Access team are so brilliant esp Rob! Been watching Friday Feature videos forever never fail to pick me up! Elles Death Stranding T Shirt is the Dogs Bollocks! Hope Santa brings me one

[@BoosterGoldRL]

The Trivial Pursit scene cracked me up so loud! Thanks for being hilarious, Rob!

[@ChrisWTube]

Haven’t thought about it for years but in that moment of Rob’s realisation about Alexander the 5th, I remembered the answer at the exact same time he was being laughed at.

[@V_-._.-_]

Seriously Rob this is one of your best Friday Features. Keep on keeping on!

[@Nynzy]

I had one of those experiences in college when a professor mentioned a Whelk during a biology class, and absolutely no one knew what it was. However, thanks to many a Final Fantasy (looking at you in particular Lightning Whelk) I was able to dazzle with such weird knowledge.

[@johngingras]

I almost died laughing at that Trivial Pursuit section. You guys are awesome!

[@anikimfomana]

Those Christmas sweaters are awesome!

[@Juicylemons1212]

Bro...that music changing at the end got me thinking about all the video games I have played over the years and the ups and downs that went with them. You legit had me feeling 14 again. Awesome video and somehow uplifting. Hope everyone has a great Christmas :).

[@DerektheDalek]

That moment when you see that Dave has the same Christmas jumper as you.... sweet! :D

[@Darsh0019]

Rob this videos never fail to cheer me up. Thanks man

[@petermelamed5959]

I play only on playstation because it's the best way to explore gaming I 28 years old and I well play playstation and video games until I am 120 years old.

[@mikes5637]

Rob, thank you so much for making this. As a 58-yr old gamer who first got hooked on videogames after encountering a Space Invaders machine in a pub in 1980 I'm constantly having to explain this to family and friends who just don't understand. Tbh when I meet new people now I don't even mention it when they ask what I like to do for fear of ridicule like your 'family' in Trivial Pursuit. I've got a friend who loves Walking Dead and Alien but she will not even entertain the idea of playing Alien Isolation or the Telltale WD game along with me.... because it's a videogame. She won't even watch movies based on videogames. Thank you for giving me ammunition when I go to my other friends' annual Christmas party and someone will inevitably ask in a loud voice "so, Mike, (snigger) what videogames have you played this year?(snigger, nudge)".

[@PlayStationAccess]

Thanks for the amazing comment, Mike! Hope your Christmas is full of amazing games and newly appreciative friends and family! -Rob

[@jefp65]

"This game is my sunrise, burning through the clouds of misery". Pick me off the floor please.

[@linux750]

Yeah I really agree with reason #1. However instead of "escapism" I think of it as "immersion" Having a video game console is like have a season pass for ALL of the theme parks in the world. 😁 At any time I can visit Gotham City, Los Santos, Yarhnam, Lothric Castle, The Mishma Estate, Shadaloo HQ, Astera, etc. "I don't play games because I don't have a life, I play games to have many lives"

[@JoHnAnDjAnEdOe81]

I'm an adult-teenager when it comes to videogames. Started in 1985, when I was 4, and haven't stopped since.

[@SmazSolaire]

What I love is that video games run on a second person narrative, which is something that cannot be achieved with films (and only achieved in books as a choose-your-own-adventure). You conveyed that well, Rob!

[@liviekumori]

My native language is portuguese, I learned to speak other languages by playing games all day after school.

[@cherrydragon3120]

Same for me. I am Dutch, i've learned 90% or so english from video games and people i played online with. And i now sometimes know english better then my own damn language

[@AndyLPlays]

I wish there was a LOVE button for KZbin videos

[@James-gj8rn]

For me its because they got me into vocaloid music (Japanese voice synthesizers where an actor comes in and records words into a software that you can buy and make songs with) i've even got Hatsune Miku on my profile picture on KZbin and i've played Hatsune Miku Project Diva Future Tone on PS4 for 400 hours :)

[@otakulifestyle8903]

I see your a hardcore hatsune miku player

[@cherrydragon3120]

Whatever makes your boat float but in the end. Videogames gave you this thing you appeared to REALLY like. And as long you like it. Who can say its bad?

[@James-gj8rn]

@@cherrydragon3120 yep

[@vojtechsvarc2962]

For number 2 I have another thing worth mentioning... A huge part of me learning English can be attributed to video games. When I was younger I had to learn some essentials, because translation was not always available. And now constantly hearing and reading in English gives me practice.

[@ishanvatsa9014]

Where is the damn *Badger* ? We want him Baaaaak

[@antonioaguiar3966]

Well done! I'm 67 yrs old and have been playing video games for a big chunk of my adult life, ever since Pong. I can identify with all of the 7 reasons you've given.

[@ramblefish]

"Games are more social now" *Rob shoots someone in the back of the head in COD"

[@maurorodriguez9508]

two of my best friends I've met playing games. We don't see each other often but once or twice a week we play together and have a blast. So yeah, games are an awesome way of socializing. Loved this video!

[@gyrogyro4122]

4:36 The laugh made me laugh😏

[@jeffjones3145]

No joke, I actually clutched a trivial pursuit history question about pirates thanks to AC Black Flag

[@ThePOSM]

It is too early 🤣 "He'll never get this" 🤣

[@badcm12]

Rob your enthusiasm for Christmas is infectious keep it up man.

[@brianjames2000]

Because of God of War I was able to recognize Yggdrasil in another medium.

[@princessthyemis]

Me too LOL! I just started reading Norse Mythology by Neil Gaiman and all I can think of is God of War LOL!

[@Amirshearer]

Thanks Rob. This video hit me right in the feels. 33 years old, a gamer since I was 8, a gamer for years to come. Now, back to Fallen Order :)

[@laknik16]

Being so early-So boredt for not seeing any funny comments...

[@gamer4life505]

I completely agree with Rob Skyrim is just one of those calming games that I always play when I’ve had a bad day I like to go find a dungeon and hunt for loot I can either sell or Decorate my house armory with

[@MrFaceNumeroUno]

Yea! Stomach expansion DLCs lol

[@TheShadowedMephiles]

I can relate to number 6 on this list. Me and a couple of my gaming mates have been friends with a guy in Singapore for a good 7 years or so and a couple of months ago, he surprised me with an unannounced visit to the UK! It was an amazing feeling to meet this guy face to face after so many years of gaming together and I have games to thank for that. Or in this case, it was Final Fantasy that introduced us to each other. Thank you Final Fantasy!