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What's Your Favorite Food To Consume In A Game?
So I've finally got around to picking up where I left off with Final Fantasy XV to try and do a mad dash finish before a certain cowboy game arrives in a couple of months. While navigating the confusing battle system and the growing pains of these sad royal fellas, I noticed one thing had changed since I played the game on release back in November 2016: the food still looks amazing.
Seriously, my dude Ignis can cook:
After that I started thinking about some of my favorite moments involving food in games, like the absurdity of devouring 20 cheese wheels in Skyrim during a boss fight or figuring out a new recipe in Breath Of The Wild. My conclusion: food in games, like real life, is good! It's really, really good!
So reader, I wanna hear what your favorite food to consume in a game is and why. Let us know in the comments below, preferably while chowing down on a hilariously oversized turkey leg.
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