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Square-Enix is finally remaking FFVII! How hype are you? Gonna buy it? Planning on playing it? For me and many others I know, we've waited patiently many years for this remake. Since they teased an HD remake for PS3 several years ago, lots of people thought they wouldn't actually go through...

Steam's great. It's like Google and Netflix - something pioneering that gives people what they really want for a good price. Thankfully, I've never had to deal with Steam customer service before, so I don't currently have a single bad thing to say about Steam! PC gaming would be a much sadder...

If you like JRPGs get it solely for Lost Odyssey. That game is amazing. I would get one just for that game if I had some cash - although I'm sure there are even more games exclusively for 360 that are just as worth playing.

Oh boy. If it weren't for emulators, I might not be here right now. Emulation on my crappy old PC when I was a teenager was almost all I did. I would lock myself in my room and play SNES games for hours and hours. My parents never bought me anything past an NES, so I had to turn to emulation to...

I haven't played much of these kind of games. I only played Cookie Clicker and though it was kind of a silly novelty thing, but without any real substance it didn't manage to hold my interest. I have a friend who is ALWAYS playing AdVenture Capitalist on Steam. I thought because he was playing...

Pokemon is, of course, a shoo-in. Overall they probably provide the best gameplay value over all gameboy systems, and they have that strong element of multiplayer to them that you really don't find much in handheld games before current-gen games. As for what I personally enjoyed the most, I love...

Wow this looks really good. However, we know that games don't always translate well into movies... As long as it's a great action packed ride it might be okay though! At least the costumes and sfx look top-notch. But movies that don't have a strong story or memorable, 3 dimensional characters...

What server are you onnnnnn :D I'm on Siren.

I have played quite a few MMOs of both F2P and subscription models, and have ALWAYS found the subscription MMOs to be far more worth playing. There is no doubt that if a company feels their product is good enough that they can charge their customers per month, they are going to be dishing out...

I like to keep as low on subscription fees as possible, so I don't have it and probably never will. Even though they give you some GREAT game deals sometimes (like Steam, but for Playstation!) I would consider getting it if I found it truly worth it, though. But there's nothing it offers that I...

I played all the time when I still had mine (it's in another state for the moment). One game I'm horribly addicted to that makes me kind of glad I don't have it right now is Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: My Life as a King. A downloadable game with some extra fluff DLC, it's a...

Final Fantasy XIV, my current obsession. Non-MMO, PC only release game would have to be... mm, maybe Titan Quest? It's a game in the vein of the Diablo series, only in ancient Greece and surrounding areas. You play as a male or female in one to two of about 8 different classes. What I like about...

I'll pass on Win10, my philosophy is: why fix what isn't broken? Win7 is serving me just fine and everything is still majorly developed for it, so I'll stick with it until it's discontinued like I did with WinXP XD Plus there's all of those strange security "features" that actually pipe back...

^Which game are you talking about? You didn't specify :p There were definitely a lot of moments like this for me because I play JRPGs a lot, which tend to focus on story and characters. Of course, the big all-time one is Aerith in FF7. I got choked up when died recently in FFXIV's storyline...

Final Fantasy XIV, I'm always playing it trying to get achievements and level my characters. But as for a non-MMO game that I couldn't put down, it's definitely Skyrim. The more there is to do in a game, and the more engaging it is, the harder it is to stop. These games that build whole worlds...

If we're looking at this objectively, the Phillips CD-i was pretty horrid. That's the system famous for the terribly drawn Legend of Zelda "games". Then you had the SatellaView (not actually a game system, but a peripheral) that was released only in Japan and did moderately well for what it was...

I played its predecessor, Harvest Moon, on SNES. The combination of resource management and dating sim was absolutely awesome and I loved every second of that game (even the repetitive farming). I always meant to play a Rune Factory game, but I have just never gotten around to it. I guess now...

I used to use mine all the time until the PSU blew out a couple years ago. Since then, I'd been doing without a PS2. I have a PS3, but there's no backwards comparability on it, which sucks =/ My PS2 games library is useless without it. My bf has a PS2 though, so I've been using his now.

Steam sales often have amazing sales going on. I got the entire 3 seasons of Sam & Max for $15 or so, I think that might have been the best deal I got there - however there are a TON of great deals during their big seasonal sales and I'm sure I've forgotten some with how many games I've bought...

It's no secret the MMO genre has been struggling the past several years. None of them are doing as well as we saw WoW at its peak sell, and many on the net are saying that the MMO is basically dead. Community mindset is suffering with the onset of mobile games and their promotion of the feeling...