I would say start with something light like a Mario game. If you're still hungry for more, try Super Smash Bros or Splatoon 3. The sky is the limit. There is no right/wrong way to get into gaming.

Kirby and the Forgotten Land. I played the demo prior to its release and I didn't like it at all. The demo was way too easy. I'm glad I didn't buy into those first impressions because I bought a copy. It wasn't too easy. I'm glad I bought it because otherwise I would've missed out on a great experience.

Skateboarding games. Oher than the recent remakes, it's been a while since a new Tony Hawk game came out. I had OlliOlli World to hold me over -- and what a wonderful game that was. It's a skateboarding game that's based on platforming, rather than doing insane trick combos, like in Tony Hawk games.

I don't play MGS. Konami does have some good franchises though, like Contra.

During a cut scene, I always take a sip of water. I don't know how I developed that habit, but it feels weird if I don't do it.

The Xbox Series X. Mainly because of the Master Chief Collection.

As I said before, I hear the voice of God, but it's not an audible voice. It's kind of a cross between a whisper and telepathy. It's the same way I can hear jinns. They talk to me too.

It's hard to describe. It's kind of like telepathy, where He speaks to me and I get vibes. Yes, I am convinced that I can hear God -- and that's something I would bet my soul upon. When I ask Him for something and He doesn't respond, I just go with what my conscience says.

Not necessarily. It depends on the game. I play Halo games and they are somewhat violent. I'm just not into the really mature M rated games, like Grand Theft Auto and Red Dead Redemption. When I come across a game that I want to play but it has some Mature elements, I pray about it. I always want God to give me the green light before I play something.

Diablo 4 is a game that I wanna play, but He hasn't told me whether I am or am not allowed to play it. I'm going to avoid it just in case. I'm not one of those holier than thou christians, though. I don't see myself as being greater than the people who do play violent games.

Assassin's Creed because it's too violent for me. I typically don't play extremely violent games. I don't make judgments on those who do play them, though. That's between them and God.