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That's good to know! Thanks for sharing your experience; I think I'll give it a try. Keep in mind, I am aware some work and pay well. I'd just much rather put my energy towards other methods of small earnings. I'll also let you know how Pocket Money goes!

To be honest, I've heard of these and participated in similar apps like this in past. Unfortunately, the ones I signed up to weren't legit and took forever to earn. So I began to steer away from these. What also turned me off is that I couldn't find anyone with a success story of actually...

Easy, hackers and exploiters. Over the years, they've ruined many good gaming servers in the midst of perfectly good moments (especially for FPS:emoji_disappointed_relieved:). In my area, I don't experience power outages often. Though I do remember one time my dad flipping the main switch on our...

I consider mobile gaming a type of gaming. It has its own lane and market within the app development world. Do I personally like mobile gaming? Not really anymore, to be honest. To begin, mobile gaming doesn't keep me occupied for long periods of time. So I usually end up downloading multiple...

Well, I preordered GTA V and it worked out for me. Besides that, I don't really have any preorder experience with games. I also tend to avoid these because like people on here, a lot of my friends have had bad experiences pre-ordering games. So it didn't exactly motivate me to order games before...

That's what I basically feel. Like I've said in the past, I've always been a supporter of indie developed games. Not all are the best, but some of them have great potential to be produced into something worth investing into. The progression of indie games over the past decade has opened up a new...

Well, a "guilty pleasure" is defined as "Something that one enjoys despite feeling that it is not generally held in high regard." I personally hold GTA V in high regards, though not everyone sees that game (or the GTA series) the same way. Or at least the way I play could be seen as a guilty...

I don't quite think they're status symbols. Though people who can afford tablets do tend to walk around everywhere with them:tearsofjoy: In my opinion, tablets are good at occupying the young for long periods of time. I personally don't see a problem with them. So long as it's monitored and...

Well, it seems interesting. Thank you for the quick synopsis! I'm always open to trying any game, generally speaking. Sounds like it's worth giving it a shot.

I never actually experienced the PlayStation 1. I'm old, but not that old:tearsofjoy: ...My first PlayStation console was the PS2. My parents bought it for me in 2004 in my mid childhood/early preteen years. I remember the first day I played. It was a rainy Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. So...

I've never actually played Dungeons and Dragons. I have heard the name of this game tossed around for years on TV and with friends. But for me, it's never been a game worth looking into, let alone playing. What's idea of the game? Seems interesting but also a little boring too... Any thoughts?

I went through a season a couple years back of continuous gaming for about 4-5 hours straight. I would take 10-minute breaks periodically. But never log out of the game or server within the game I was in. Nowadays, however, I play about 1-2 hours in a row. Sometimes 3 if I have the time and on a...

Personally, I was raised as an only child in my household. I found it lonely at times when it came to gaming. However, online multiplayer filled this void. From what I've witnessed, I've seen mixed reactions on how siblings feel about gaming with each other. Some bond like it no one's business...

Wow, this is quite a list. Money spent on gaming consoles since the beginning? Does this also include portable consoles too? For the sake of saving time, I'm going to exclude portables. Well, to put a figure on that is kind of hard. What I can say is the following list of consoles were purchased...

For me, it's a tie between the PlayStation 2 and Xbox 360 console. I was fortunate enough to own both pieces of gaming history when they were at peak popularity. They both also played a significant part in different stages of my childhood/teen years as a console Gamer. I think the PS3 (and PS4)...

Even though my first official period of gaming was when I received my Nintendo Gamecube as a gift in 2002. I started getting into playing games on a Windows XP computer. Basically, all the default games that either came on disc with the computer itself. Or preinstalled Windows games like...

Growing up, for me, they were a common sight. In fact, I had a lot of Blockbusters around me to choose from. Though only a few had gaming sections. The only reason I didn't mind renting, was due to the fact that my local Blockbuster always had discount days and vouchers that were easy to...

Growing up as a kid I enjoyed playing games for the fun of it. Most of the time, I would set the difficulty to "easy" on any game I generally played. Having or acquiring skill really wasn't a concern of mine as I was simply having too much fun enjoying the game itself. As I got older, I started...

The only time I've ever rented games was as a child. Remember the Blockbuster days (R.I.P.)? My local Blockbuster used to always have a section dedicated towards Xbox and PS2 console gaming. I used to rent old and newly released titles for about a week or so. Eventually, I would end up buying...

Totally agree with you! Because of gaming on many different platforms and servers over the years, I've made so many friends that I still keep in contact with today. Like minded people with the same passions of interest similar to myself. I also went through different phases of learning how games...