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Video game companions are a staple of the industry. Sometimes they are the absolute best parts of a game. Who doesn’t remember all the times in Mass Effect when you were getting to know your squadmates on the Normandy. Ellie from The Last of Us was so good at depressing us as a side character that she got to depress us as a main character in The Last of Us: Part II. While there are plenty of side characters that make a game worth playing and replaying time and time again, there’s also the dark side to gaming companions. Characters who are so annoying that you loathe them more and more every time you play the game.

These range from the obvious choices like Navi from The Legend of Zelda: The Ocarina of Time, Slippy Toad from Star Fox 64 or Ashley from Resident Evil 4. Then there are the ones that are beloved by some players but are absolutely HATED by others. The cousins of Russian gangsters who call you all day, the squadmate who betrays you in Mass Effect or the baby that Yoshi can’t help to save may have their fans but many gamers can’t stand them. Of course none of those can compare to the final companion who stands as the absolute worst of the worst. That would be none other than player 2.

So let’s jump right into the worst gaming companions in the history of the industry.

00:00 Intro
00:24 Navi
01:09 Ashley Graham
01:54 Slippy
02:45 Roman
03:26 Ashley Williams
04:43 Every Avenger
05:22 Fi
06:06 Baby Mario
07:01 Goofy & Donald
07:44 Player 2
08:24 Outro

Written by: Jordan Phillips
Narrated by: Antony Watkins
Edited by: Rahul

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If you’ve given up searching online for any website that isn’t selling the PS5 for quadruple the price, you’ve probably moved on to trying to find a headset, which has most likely led you to one SteelSeries Arctis 7P Wireless Headset. It’s quite the popular headset right now, but should it be? Considering it’s designed for the PS5, it’s lacking a little bit in terms of versatility. It’s not compatible with the Xbox Series X, but the Arctis 7X is compatible with both ninth generation consoles. Yeah, it’s a bit of a head scratcher.

Regardless as to whether or not you choose the 7P or the 7X, the price will remain the same at $150, which just makes things even more confusing. The 7X will most likely be the better option for you, unless you need a headset for the PS5 and the PS5 only. You see, the Arctis 7P is compatible with Sony’s Tempest 3D Audio Tech, making it the better choice for purely PS5 gamers. That being said, both headsets are very easy to use and are loaded with features that make them some of the best on the market. You honestly can’t go wrong with either of them, which is exactly what I’ve come to expect from SteelSeries.

There’s more to the SteelSeries Arctis 7P wireless headset than just that so enjoy the video, let me know if you’re interested in buying the headset in the comments section below and don’t forget to subscribe to TheGamer for more gaming content.

Chapters
00:00 Intro
00:31 PS5 Compatibility
01:17 Ease Of Use
02:04 Why You Should Buy
03:27 Why You Shouldn’t Buy
04:22 Conclusion
04:54 Outro

Written by: Justin Pietrodarchi
Narrated by: Antony Watkins
Edited by: Eveliina Lehman

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