#bc gaming

Hello everybody, welcome to March!

In this month I want to share with you my other passion: Gaming. What is gaming for you? Is it something you do with friends? Is it something you do with strangers? Is it something you do alone?

I would love for you to think about what gaming means to you and capture a moment of it. However you perceive it, however you see it.

Nowadays, almost everyone has had a taste of it: on the phone, on a laptop, gaming console… You could even go analog and show me how you enjoy boardgames or RPGs! And if you are not a gamer yourself, think about friends and family, I'm sure you know someone who is a gamer.

You may also build scenes of a game you love (real or not), but remember, originality is a key factor!

This month's theme is #bc_gaming

For me gaming started a long time ago, even before Lego stole a place in my heart. It began in stuffy rooms full of neon lights and weird smells, counting how many coins I had left and how could I make the most of it!

Here are the guidelines:

🎮 Only new photos, made from 1 March +

🎮 The photo must show how you enjoy gaming.

🎮 It will be great to build something with LEGO parts, but this is not a requirement.

🎮 Only use original LEGO bricks and minifigures.

🎮 Use the hashtags #bc_gaming on Instagram and "brickcentral gaming" on Tumblr

🎮 Don’t forget to post on our Discord server (theme-submissions channel)

🎮 Multiple entries are allowed

Activity ends on March 29th, at 23:00 CET.

While 2017 was bad in terms of world events gaming wise it was actually pretty damn good. So with that here are my top 10 games for 2017…

1. Persona 5

Persona 5 really caught my attention with its theme this year as well as the kick sound track for the game. Nothing made maxing out social links and hanging out with friends cooler than having some cool music playing in the background.

2. Neir: Automata

Neir: Automata when it was shown was a game that had a lot of cool style as well as a slick combat system that was fast, quick, and to the point of action. Throw in some bullet hell mechanics and a story that will end up making questioning life and what are we here for in the end.

3. Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild

When Nintendo said we are changing up the formula for Zelda they really meant it. This is not only the most open Zelda game I’ve played it introduced a lot of stuff to make the series just feel fresh and new after being around for so long. So much to do and see in the game you can easily sink hundreds of hours into the game.