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{{WIP}}'''Video games''' are an extensive part of Cyraxx's online presence after [[music]].  
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[[File:CyraxxFortniteStats.png|thumb|Only 30 victories after 320 hours|447x447px]]'''Video games''' are an extensive part of Cyraxx's online presence alongside his [[music]] and videos of him raging, although the types of video games he plays tend to overlap with his other hobbies, especially [[racing]]. Unsurprisingly, Cyraxx deludedly believes that he has enough talent to build a career as both a gaming YouTuber and a professional e-racer even though he is awful at any type of video games he plays due to his very poor reaction times and situational awareness, alongside his general [[Intelligence|lack of intelligence]]. To conform to his delusions, Cyraxx doesn't differentiate between game matches populated by real players and matches populated by bots. An example of this is how he calls the races he's partaken in as "events," as if to make them sound more prestigious than a locally-hosted game populated by bots set on the lowest difficulty.  


Simply put, Cyraxx is absolutely awful at any type of video games he plays, whether it be racing or shooter games.
Cyraxx mainly plays mainstream titles such as Fortnite, Forza, and Grand Theft Auto Online, although he occasionally plays obscure old games, which are usually free-to-play titles with servers populated mostly by bots. Many frequently mock Cyraxx for choosing arcade-style racing games with a significant amount of assist features, making spinning out or crashing more difficult. Of course, despite having a full racing setup that should make it easier to steer than a keyboard or controller, Cyraxx manages to frequently spin out and crash as he haphazardly slams on the gas or breaks without any sort of throttle control. He's not much better in shooter games, as Cyraxx displays no strategy other than to run head first into the action and figure the rest on the go, doing things like attempting to take out a sniper by running in a straight line at them armed with a pistol or running straight into a heavily-armed enemy with a large health pool as a support class with weaker weaponry.  
 
== Cyraxx the gamer ==
Despite having an abundance of free time to practice and master his gaming skills, Cyraxx is and remains absolutely terrible at all the videogames he's shown himself playing. While not necessarily a bad thing in itself, Cyraxx deludedly believes that he has enough talent to build a career as both a gaming YouTuber and a professional e-racer. His lack of skills can be boiled down to his poor intelligence and situational awareness. For instance, in racing games, Cyraxx seems to struggle with controlling the throttle of his car; he's either at a standstill or flooring the accelerator, nothing in-between. This causes him to frequently spin out or crash in barriers after slaming the breaks going at 100 miles per hour. In shooter games, Cyraxx displays no strategy other than run head first into the action and figure the rest on the go. Here, he will do such things as attempting to take out a sniper by running in a straight line at them armed with a pistol, or running straight into a heavily-armed enemy with a large health pool as a support class with weaker weaponry.
 
Cyraxx's repertoire consists mostly of mainstream titles, such as Fortnite, Forza and Grand Theft Auto Online, as well as a plethora of obscure and old games, usually free-to-play titles with servers populated mostly by bots. Many frequently mock Cyraxx for chosing arcade-style racing games with a significant amount of assist features, making spinning out or crashing more difficult.
 
To conform to his delusions, Cyraxx doesn't differentiate between game matches populated by real players and matches populated by bots. An example of this is how he calls the races he's partaken in as "events", as if to make them sound more prestigious than a locally-hosted game populated by bots set on the lowest difficulty.  


== List of games ==
== List of games ==


=== Fortnite ===
=== Fortnite ===
[[File:CyraxxFortniteStats.png|thumb|Only 30 victories after 320 hours.]]
Cyraxx is an avid Fortnite player, but is certainly not a good one. Cyraxx likes to champion himself as some sort of guru of the game, but he is unable to escape bot lobbies that Fortnite places low level players in to provide beginners with an opportunity to learn the game's basics before fighting against real players.
Cyraxx is an avid Fortnite player, but is certainly not a good one. Cyraxx likes to parade as some sort of guru of the game, but he has yet to even manage to leave the so-called bot lobbies. Fortnite places low level players in lobbies mostly populated by bots to provide beginners with an opportunity to learn the game's basics before fighting against real players. In other words, Cyraxx can't even play the game without the training wheels.


=== Grand Theft Auto Online ===
=== Grand Theft Auto Online ===
It is no susprise that a game combining romanticized criminality, shooting and racing would appeal to Cyraxx. True to his known dishonesty, Cyraxx owns a modded GTA Online account, shown by the ridiculously huge sum of $16 trillions sitting in his character's bank account. However, Cyraxx denies cheating, and claims that he gained this money legitimately by playing the game since release.  
It is no surprise that a game combining romanticized criminality, shooting, and racing would appeal to Cyraxx. True to his known dishonesty, Cyraxx owns a modded GTA Online account, shown by the ridiculously huge sum of $16 trillions sitting in his character's bank account. However, Cyraxx denies cheating, and claims that he gained this money legitimately by playing the game since release.  


=== Forza series ===
=== Forza series ===
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== Platforms ==
== Platforms ==
<small>See [[Device Bricking]]</small>


=== PC ===
=== PC ===

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