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Favorite PS3 game would probably be GTA V. My cousin in law and I took turns playing through the story. We both enjoyed the crazy storylines that intertwined between the three main characters. Plus, Trevor made us cringe and laugh way too much.

I'm between both. I liked to have fun but I also enjoy the gratification when I beat a difficult section. However, sometimes I get to angry if I get stuck and need to remind myself that I'm playing for enjoyment and fun. Video games are meant to make you smile and are meant for you to have fun.

Bubble Trouble! Still never beat that game....

Right now it's my PS3. Still need to get through KH Final Mix. I bought it before I knew it was going to come out on the PS4... When I get a Switch I'm going to be using that thing non stop.

I think as long as you spend your time enjoying an activity it's worth the time you spent on it. Gaming is my way of de-stressing or venting out any anger. I don't drink or smoke so video games are my only medium of escapism. Well I read books too but not as much as I would like.

Super Mario World. As a little kid, it was fun finding the secret exits with my brother. And screw Wendy's Castle. It was the hardest thing ever to get past those giant spikes as a little kid.

I think it was Trails in the Sky II on Steam.

I do unless it's a title that I really want to get. Otherwise a good deal or discount makes me happy. It's more money down the line for new releases or games that I want to buy.

Usually when I start to feel my eyes get heavy or I have to squint to focus that's the signal for me to stop. Don't want to end up like my brother. He got glasses when he was young because he went too ham on the video gaming.

Yup you start playing in the morning. Then you suddenly get hungry and realize it's almost dinner time. I've had that experience plenty of times.

I'd have to go with Dota2. It's still a game you learn about even after 500 hours of gameplay. All the different heroes to learn and all the different mechanics. Plus I do enjoy watching the professional tournaments. Need to play more Dota when I have more free time.

I'd have to go with Windwaker. I found the game to be really charming with the art style. Although the sailing did get tedious at some points. But overall the game was fun and I enjoyed some of the characters. I wish it ended a bit better though. The final battle was a bit too easy.

Gamecube. I put so many hours into all the games I had for that console. Plus it came out when I was at an age where I could actually appreciate games as a kid and I also had a clue on how to play games.

I would choose Sora from Kingdom Hearts. You get to hang out with all the Disney characters and explore all the different worlds. Sure you're fighting all the time. But at least you get to do cool moves. And salted ice cream.

I think playing as a Cop would be a fun experience considering all you do is break the law as the protagonist.

Gosh this is hard. Probably Sunshine. Nice weather, beaches, an amusement park and a giant pachinko machine. Definitely after the cleanup of all the graffiti.

Oh gosh I still need to get Stardew Valley. Usually when I'm feeling a bit down I got into a crazy gaming mode. It's nice therapy and distraction from the real world. I played Stella Glow last year and was obsessed with it. I stopped though when I realized how many times I need to beat the...

I have no freaking clue anymore. Probably several thousand dollars? I wish I did keep track of all of the spending. It would be nice for record keeping.

If this is just about the Gameboy then it would have to be Pokemon Yellow. I liked being able to have all three starters on your team and Pikachu. It was like the anime and I really enjoyed that.

Melee. It was fast paced and I played it a lot. When I got Brawl it was way too slow and clunky. Smash 4 is fun but I need to play it a lot more to be better at it.