Recent content by Kamarsun1

well it's all in the fun of gaming, and if killing is a part of the game then I don't feel bad when it happens but for me I don't usually play war games or fighting games that much. I play mostly sports games which requires no killing.

I am going to Full Sail in Orlando. I'm going for a degree in music production. I love music and I'm learning so much about music, these classes are both fun and challenging to me but I wouldn't trade it in for the world.

I would say get the Xbox I'm not a big fan of PC gaming in general just because PC games have different system requirements so you have to make sure you have the latest specs. With the X-box you just buy the system and the games and play, it's nothing else needed to play.

I use Mac OS X running Sierra and for the most part Mac has come along way with it's compatibility as far as running PC games, it was a struggle back in the day and PC was a much better choice for gaming.

I use to play that game back in the day, I played up until the 3rd version, but that game can kill a lot of time so I don't play it that much now, but I think I still have a copy of that game for my MAC.

I play NBA 2k17 online everyday, and I'm still on the X-box 360, my boys have it on the PS4. I enjoy the online play, if I'm not playing sports games online then I don't enjoy the game as much because when your online you never know what type of game your gonna get.

I use digital downloads for the most part. My boys damage to many of the physical discs. Every now and then I might buy the game disc if it's a game that only I am gonna pay, used games are usually cheaper on disc than they are as a digital download.

My favorite is the gameboy classic, it was so innovative at the time, eventhough the PSP and the new Nintendo handhelds have better graphics, the gameboy is the true pioneer of portable gaming.

I play NBA 2k17 online just about everyday, but now I only limit myself to one or two games. I can't sit and play sports games all day, one of two games takes up enough of my time.

I think my first PC game was Quake back in the mid 90s. I couldn't play it that well because my PC didn't have the requirements to run the software, and I didn't even read the requirements on the game before I brought it, lol

If depends on the game, but as long as I have the option to end the story when I'm ready to play it doesn't matter if it's long or short. Usually those that are just watching you play enjoy the story line more than the person or people playing the game.

I try not to use cheats but it's hard in this day and time because of the internet. Back in the day we didn't have the luxury of google and youtube. You had to buy the strategy guide with little to no additional help from gamers.

vice city is my favorite GTA game, I use to play that game for hours, and I could still play this game today, San Andreas was my next best GTA game, but believe it or not I still haven't played GTA IV.

I'm a fan of assassin creed, and I still play this game, the graphic are cool, and I enjoyed the story line, I can see this game series continuing on for some time to come, and I was blown away from the movie Assassins creed.

I go every now and then, but I mainly focus on my cardio. I play basketball and ride my mountain bike 3 to 4 days a week and that workout works for me. I was never a big weightlifting fan. Cardio and push ups are enough for me.