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Let's face it: you get older. You have to work more and harder as you do things like own property and raise a family. The way you interact with your hobbies has to change. Here are some types of video games it may be a good idea to shy away from once you hit your 30's. 1. The Sims You spend most of your day going to work, breaking your back to earn money and doing your part to raise your family. Now this game wants you to do more of that. Sure, it's funny to ruin your Sims' lives, but that has to get old eventually. 2. Candy Crush Saga At this stage in your life you should know better than to play games designed to nickel. 3. Farmville Seriously, what's it going to take for you to get the message and stop spamming your friends with Farmville requests? Comon it's 2016! 4. 30+ Hour RPGs Time is money, and after seeing the credits roll in an RPG you're going to feel broke. 5. MMOs Let's get this straight: You're being asked, as a consumer

There’s seemingly no stopping Hajime Isayama’s juggernaut Attack on Titan. Despite the recent and rather lackluster live-action movies, the series has lost none of its momentum, staying over 100 weeks on New York Time’s bestsellers – a feat not easy to accomplish. The manga series has dominated not only in Japan but even across the globe by having over 52 million copies in print globally. That means Attack on Titan has already beaten so many other top franchises in manga sales like Fairy Tail(25 million), Death Note(30 million) and Gintama(46 million) What's more, while the manga still has a long future ahead of, Attack on Titan has showed its potential to catch up with the all time records of much longer manga series. In fact, before the manga’s success were a series of rejections and heartbreaks. The 29-year-old manga artist revealed he almost gave up the story after various publishers turned him down due to poor qualit

As an adult, it's hard to find time to play video games. So when we game, we make sure we invest in experiences with a lot of value. These aren't all the games I played this year, but they are the ones I can guarantee will be worth your time. 1. Fallout 4 Fallout 4 is another story. It starts in a brisk and bright manner and transitions you into the horror of nuclear Fallout. I have rarely played open-world RPGs but I get the appeal now. 2. Metal Gear Solid V It's not perfect, but it's undeniably video game art. 3. Batman: Arkham Knight Yes, there are too many tank sections, but the game is the best in the series at making you feel like Batman in every sense of the world - in one moment, you're investigating serial kilers across Gotham. 4. The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask The game is basically a playable Kafka novel. 5. Rocket League Rocket League is nuts. I generally avoid games

When you need something smashed, you call a Hulk. When you need to win a war, you call a Captain America. But when you need to make the world worth saving, you call the Wasp. Everything Nadia has been building is in ruins, but she has Janet Van Dyne on her side and there’s nothing the two of them can’t handle together.

In the fallout from the attack on G.I.R.L. by the Red Room, lives and the future of the lab hang in the balance. Nadia is lost, drifting and unsure how to move forward. Now, there’s only one heroine who can save the day and that is… THE WASP! Janet Van Dyne is on the scene to save the day. But the Red Room is not done yet. Can Janet take on the superhuman bounty hunters who have been contracted to retrieve Nadia and Ying?