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My favorite of all time is the one that died off way before it should have. The system I refer to is the Sega Dreamcast. And it was sad to see because after numerous failed ventures, the Dreamcast was actually Sega's profitable system. Just they built up so much debt that even the profits from...

The most challenging game for me is hard to pinpoint. But I will say this much. If I did have a choice, it would be something from the 8 bit era of gaming. The Nintendo and Sega games back in those days were notoriously difficult.

Have to? Not at all. Want to? Most of the time, yes Honestly, before the times of trophies and achievements, all I used to do was beat the games and that was it. But now with the inclusion of the virtual rewards, it sort of pushes you to go a little further.

My favorite game (or game series) on the PS3 right now would have to be Killzone. Yeah I know,it's just another FPS game. But I've yet to find a game with such a combination of graphics, fun factor, and atmosphere.

I'm a huge fan of the old days of gaming. I grew up with it in fact. And even though the graphics, controls, sound, aren't up to today's high standard, it was easy to see the love and care people put into their games back then. Now, games have lost certain creativity and fun factor elements that...

Personally, I'm not very big on cheat codes. At least, not until I've beaten a game first. After I've beaten whatever game I'm playing, then I don't mind using the cheats because then I know it's me playing for fun. Not me NEEDING them to get through the game.

That's what I'm betting on to. And I can see gamers having a big fit about it. All it's going to take is one of these Kickstarter using developers to make one crappy game with the donation money for the whole thing to explode. It can even explode over something as a broken promise, where a...

If I won a million dollars, the first thing I would do is get rid of any debts I may have. Then, I'd buy a new house and car. After that, I'd bank some of it and invest a little. After that, I'd give whatever is left to some sort of charity that I KNOW will put my donation to proper use.

My thoughts on the series is that it has gone down in appeal (at least to me). The last time I actually liked Zelda was way back on the SNES. The game was A Link to the Past. The problem with any Zelda that game after that was that it stopped making sense to have Gannon in the games. But then...

I can't believe they made this game. What I can't believe even more is the fact that I actually might consider playing it. I knew Family Guy was a big thing. But I didn't know it was MMO worthy.

Most of us in the gaming world have heard of Kickstarter programs by now. They've been around for a few years, but have only recently became "famous". Now, with these past couple of years in particular in mind, gamer entitlement has become rampant. Sometimes, the gamer/ customer has a valid...

Knowing myself, I probably will. Even though I know the price will drop down on the new systems at some point. The important thing for early adopters of any system to understand though is that you buy a system with these key elements in mind: - you know the game library isn't very big yet -...