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The most recent Android phone released is OnePlus 5 which has 8GB RAM plus an incredible CPU + GPU for $560, so I'd say phones have come a long way and can handle games like Vice City or San Andreas with ease.

I definitely miss those days of playing Warcraft and Runescape with my friends at 2 AM in the morning, sadly now I don't have the time nor the patience to learn a game good enough to enjoy it. Single player games have a lower learning curve and you can just enjoy the story.

They are both different gaming platform. Origin is owned by EA sports and Battle.net is owned by Blizzard Entertainment. On Origin you can buy games like NFS, Plants vs Zombies, FIFA etc. while on Battle.net you can buy titles such as Hearthstone, Diablo 3, Starcraft II and so on.

Steam or G2A. I completely stopped buying games from the store since it's a pretty tedious process - you have to get to the store, make sure they have the game in stock and still deal with a CD. It's so much simpler to just download the game from the internet.

I love the fact they ported GTA: Vice City and GTA: San Andreas on Android, those two are my favorite games I played on the system. I also like Modern Combat 5 since it's a revolutionary game for this platform in my opinion - the graphics and combat are top notch.

I wouldn't say "wasted" since time you enjoy wasting is not wasted time. I probably spent thousands of hours through all the GTA games, been playing them since the 2002-2003 era when Vice City was still fresh. I probably played 5k hours of San Andreas alone.

Android, definitely. I'm a person who likes to tinker with their phone so root access and unlocked bootloaders are a must for me. I know that I can jailbreak an iOS device as well but I don't have the same level of customizability that's present on Android. The products are also much more...

Not a lot, actually. I have a couple of time-wasters installed on my phone (Ballz and 2048+) which I like to play when I'm sitting around doing nothing, but other than that I'd much rather play on my PC since the games are more polished.

I guess I didn't get accustomed to the new engine as much as the others, but I see a lot of people who are mad at last year's game. I guess they can't do it right the first time, I'm sure the next iterations will be much better once they improve on Frostbite.

The first episode of the game is really interesting, but in my opinion the action gets so much more intense in the later episodes. Episode 3 is probably my favorite, a good mix of story-telling and action which will keep you on the edge of your seat.

I reckon a movie about The Witcher would be rather interesting since they have so much history to draw from, but I'm sure they can manage to mess up an easy title like that as well. A horror movie after games like Dead Rising would also be a recipe for easy success.

Yeah, that's why I'd rather play a single player game nowadays. It's so much more relaxing to finish missions and follow a story instead of dealing with toxic people online that take advantage of scripts.

I do! Photoshop and Illustrator are pretty much the core of my graphics, although I do draw some sketches beforehand with a pen and paper. Those two get the job done for my mini-games on Android but for bigger games developer use much more complex tools.

I got used to them back in the good old days of CS 1.6 and CS:S, even VAC can't do anything about them. It's a good thing I don't get them that often in my games otherwise I would've probably stopped playing a long time ago.

Yup, both a PS1 and PS2. I haven't booted my PS2 in years since I don't have any of my old games on it but I might try to see if it's still working or not. I wouldn't mind buying a couple of old school CDs and play the games I grew up with like Tekken or Prince of Persia.

SmackDown! vs RAW is still one of my favorite games I used to play on PSP, I remember the good old times of completing Road to Wrestlemania with cool wrestlers. My favorite one has to be the game made in 2009, it had the coolest layout, most game modes, stories and it was a huge upgrade over 2008.

Monopoly is definitely one of my favorite board games, although here in Europe the game is called Europolis and is changed slightly. I also used to play a lot of Backgammon when I was younger, used to compete with people from my neighborhood and actually became quite good at it. Rummy deserves a...

I spent the longest time only using a generic keyboard from my laptop and frankly, I got used to it and didn't feel the need to upgrade. Once I started using a mechanical keyboard my whole perspective changed, having that touch response when you type is extremely satisfying. I still don't spend...

Not many, actually. I try to watch League of Legends from time to time since it's the biggest and most entertaining eSport but other than that the only one I watch is Hearthstone, which I also play a lot.

It's definitely the weakest game they put out in a while, not a fan of the new enginge and passing system. The game feels scripted at times as well. It's still enjoyable but I wish it would've been more polished.