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I want to talk about the videogamesI want to talk about videogames
The videogames are being improved since his creationVideogames have been improved since their creation
Nowadays the videogames are in the 8th generation of his history.Nowadays videogames are in the 8th generation of their history
The first generation of videogames came with the Magnavox Odyssey in 1972Perfect!
This first console only had 28 games and they were a very simple games like ping pong and they don’t had sound and we weren’t able to our progress in the game.This first console only had 28 games and they were very simple games like ping pong and they didn't have sound and we weren't able to progress in the game
Progress is a verb here, so you must say "to progress", not "to our progress". You can say "to our progress" if you mean to use "progress" like a noun, example: "This is detrimental to our progress".
With the current videogames like the Ps4 Xbox one or Nintendo Wii U we can play a lot of games and they´re have a lot of data inside of the games and a lot of features like a resolution in 4K and a great history even better of many movies.With the current videogame consoles like the Ps4, xbox one or nintendo Wii U, we can play a lot of games, and they have a lot of data inside of the games, and a lot of features like a resolution in 4k and a great history even better than many movies.
The Ps4, Xbox one and Wii U are videogame "consoles". A Console is what you play videogames with.
Remember, "They're" is a contraction of "They" and "Are", example: "They are -> They're". In english, we don't say "They are have", and so "They're have" is also incorrect. Instead, we say "They have".
"Better" is a "Comparison" word, where you compare something with something else. When comparing things, we say "Than", not "of". Examples:
"Better than"
"Worse than"
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