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Nintendo for me as well. Although, if you are willing to widen your view on consoles, this might not be a console, but my first thing to play was a Tamagotchi :) Good old times.

Without a doubt, Witcher 3. Hell, their DLCs had more story and stuff included than some self standing titles. CDRP is just brilliant with their work.

GPU matters more. As for frames, I can not really tell. 4 core processor with 3.6 GHz seems like a nice deal, but before you actually go for it, research the said product. Not all CPUs are good. Some have issues. Some that you find weaker might actually outperform others. You should research the...

Adventure game without blood? Do any games work? If you are into strategy games, turn based games, spiderweb games and its avernum series could easily fit inside the adventure. They are old though.

My wishlist is pretty huge. I'm not really into all the titles, I just left some as a reminder to possibly try out some time in the future. But as for Steam Sales. They have been quite bad lately. I don't recall seeing a decent title on a sale. If it was, the difference was minor.

Spot on. If you played CS:GO on competitive you would know how important teamplay is. Recoil on all the guns, learning how to control it. You just can not compare the two. There is a lot of stealth and tactics involved in CS:GO, while most of COD is just run n gun or even worse, dash n slash.

Well, I must say that Far Cry series have had some pretty interesting characters. Vaas was one crazy mf. I liked Jack Krauser from Resident Evil, too. Well, most of RE 4 characters were good actually.

Ah, my eyes! Jokes aside, but I really hate dual screens. I could never get used to them. I prefer 1 monitor, even if its smaller, doesn't matter.

Game consoles do not need it as they are only capable of running games at set rates. Games for consoles must be set inside those limits. PC on the other hand can handle more than just the regular quality provided within a game. You can enhance it. And constant updates are a great thing as they...

PvP is welcome, but lots of games force it too much. Its sad to see games that have such a great potential to be something more than pure PvP get treated with only PvP updates, deals, especially when it comes to paying for special gear or what not. Quidditch would be quite interesting though.

For consoles and playing it on super wide screen, sure. But for PC, I would stick to wires. Wires all the way! For gaming at least. As for non gaming, wireless could work. I don't know, it just might be me, but I never liked the "freedom" behind the wireless mouse.

Honestly, I haven't really played Battlefield story that much. I mostly played multiplayer. It was a big switch from COD to BF at start and I hated it, but when I got used to it, I started liking it more. It takes skill to master everything in battlefield, recoil has to be controlled, you may...

I have GeForce GTX 1050. It came from MSI though, factory overclocked. I'm quite satisfied with it considering how much I paid for it. I had a better offer at the time I was buying it, but the offer was ATI. I chose NVIDIA instead, simply because a lot of games have special features that are...

Honestly, with so many different apps out there, you would need to stand out somehow. I would aim for simple yet elegant design without too many unneeded features. Keep it small and think about optimization the most. The competition is quite big, so coming out with something special might be a...

When it comes to older titles, COD was really fun. First multiplayer COD game was really fun, I played it a lot on lan parties. First modern warfare was also a great title. There is a huge difference between both. I found BF more fun though, it had more freedom, different tactics, and GOD, no...

I own both. Honestly, there might be differences, but they all do the same thing. This is just like xbox vs playstation kind of a thing. Both are really good, each of them have their pros and cons. Android is superior when it comes to customization which IMO is a big downside of iOS. On the...

I think lots of you are actually wrong. Your first game was probably solitaire or pinball :) I know for sure that those were my first PC games I have tried. I bet most people have tried those first before actually getting others. Pinball was so addictive, I used to compete with my dad a lot

Ah, the memories. Have you ever heard of Tomba? One of the older titles, too. As for myself, I would probably aim for Geralt. Slaying monsters, having lovers all around world and being a bad-ass.

A nice point. Why do people play games in general? To get rid of boredom? I don't really think so. I think people play them because they enjoy them. Games can be quite addictive. And every game might have something that will keep someone playing it. P2W games stand out a lot as lots of people...

I never had problems with sharing. Especially during Steam sales. Well, technically, it was gifting a game, if that counts. I have been gifted some games over steam as well.