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Summer Gaming 2025: Reuniting with Kenny



    After years of missed chances, late-night messages, and “we gotta catch up soon” promises, I finally got a chance to sit down and chat with my old friend Kenny. It’s wild to think how long it’s been—ten years since our last real hangout. But the moment we started talking, it felt like no time had passed at all.

As always, we ended up diving into what brought us together in the first place: games, memories, and the pure joy of nerding out over turn-based battles and card duels.

Me: So, what’s your summer gaming life looking like?

Kenny: “I haven’t played much this summer due to work 😞 but when I do, it’s usually the Final Fantasy VII Remake series—I’m trying to go platinum.”

Ah, the platinum grind. I know that one well. There’s something special about chasing that final trophy, especially in a game that’s packed with nostalgia.



Me: Have you stumbled across any hidden gems or indie surprises this year?

Kenny: “Not yet, sadly. So far, I haven’t discovered any indie games or surprise hits… but I’m hoping to find one that really fits me.”

Same boat here. We both agreed it’s been a quiet season for sleeper hits—but with how many announcements are dropping this year, it feels like something big is just around the corner.




Me: What about online games—any multiplayer moments worth sharing?

Kenny: “I haven’t really played many multiplayer games lately, per se… but I still mess around with anything Yu-Gi-Oh! related—Master Duel, Dueling Book, Dueling Nexus—you name it.”

That tracks. Even when we’re not deep in a squad shooter or MMO, the card-battling spirit stays alive.



Me:
Are you getting into any big RPGs or open-world adventures?

Kenny: “I am!!!!! I love RPGs and open world games. I’m probably going to invest into Expedition 33 since it reminds me of old Final Fantasy turn-based games.”

Now that’s the energy. As soon as he mentioned Expedition 33, I could hear the excitement in his voice. That itch for classic turn-based battles? It never really fades.



Our chat reminded me why I value friendships like this one. Even if life’s been busy, there’s always a game, a memory, or a long-awaited reunion waiting to bring us back together.

We’ve got something brewing behind the scenes—nxwxrxk: the reunixn—and when the time comes, we’ll be back in full co-op force. For now, here’s to catching up, leveling up, and remembering why we fell in love with games in the first place.




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