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My first PC was pretty crappy. It barely had enough space for Windows XP I couldn't even get any games placed. It had 2 GB hard drive which sucked hard. I remember trying to balance basic programs like antivirus and MS Office. Looking back now with my 2TB hard drive, my first one was incredibly...

Really? I only bought one game based on a show/book as a kid. Avatar: Burning Earth from the Last Airbender tv show. I thought it sucked ass since they chopped up the story and made up a lot of the stuff just to fill the blanks. I hated it with a passion and I regretted paying full price on it...

Half the price, then the other half is based on the idea of "owning" the world's most expensive laptop. Doesn't matter if it's the best one out there or it's just overhyped; the price tag speaks for itself if you show it to people that you own it.

Oh you can choose your gender for the main character? I thought it was a one character thing like Geralt in the Witcher series. Sheppard I think was the name of the guy? So is there any difference in gameplay if you decide to go on a female route, or will it be like Skyrim where most...

I was never attracted to Minecraft. Maybe it's the low graphics and the cuboid style, since it's a modern game from Microsoft I really feel like they should have put in more effort. I know it's the style and everything, but if your game in 2017 reminds me of those block games I played in the...

And I think they just pulled that price out of their ass. No way any of those parts added together would cost $9000. It's just a rip-off at this point, and all for the bragging rights of having "the world's most expensive laptop".

Compared to the effort 2K has done in the NBA games, WWE ones were lackluster. NBA had pre-game, halftime, post-game shows, full animation with Shaq, Jet, and EJ. They were really trying to get the whole "NBA TV Show" deal going on. They even have sideline reporters for updates on injuries while...

I wouldn't even get it for a 5 year warranty. Warranty is there so at least you'll get your money's worth when you get an item, use it, and when the warranty expires, you can say that the initial investment you made was worth it since you've used it up. $9000 for a laptop is serious investment...

Yup. Only someone with way too much time and money on his hands would pay for such a thing. If it's just gonna sit in your house, why bother having a battery? Just plug it in while playing lmao. And hopefully it has lifetime insurance because a thing that heavy, if it drops, it will definitely...

It doesn't even have mobility anymore which is the saving grace of a laptop anyway. If you're gonna spend that amount, might as well be an awesome PC. That laptop can't be moved since it's so big and you might actually drop it if you're not careful. Bye bye $9000. So if it's just gonna sit at a...

Sands of Time? I loved that game as a kid. Only hard part for me was when you had to fight the vultures (or the bird enemies) that strike you and fly away before you can strike back. I didn't know back then that you could parry their attacks so I mostly had to dodge and take the hits and hope a...

Yeah. Challenge modes are fun for some people, but not for me. Completionists really have to get used to it though since most games have at least an achievement where you have to beat the game on the highest setting. That would require a mastery of the game not just skill, but knowing how to...

It's better to have a small collection of games which you actually play, compared those people who "collect" games for the sake of collecting them. They buy them in bulk just so their game count can go higher, and then they wouldn't even touch it. It's a lot better to actually have a small...

I loved the Sims as a kid. But growing up, I've always felt that the Sims (even the sequels) was a bit too small for me. Managing one house felt too boring, so I went to a city building game. I'm currently playing Cities: Skylines, and it's basically Sims but instead of 1 house and 1 person...

Same for me. When there's a sale on Steam (only time I buy my games) and I see a game I might like, I check the page for comments. If the game itself has tons of DLCs where you have to pay over a dollar per alternate costume, extra weapon, etc; and they rack up to more than what the base game is...

Nobody wants to ward. The new ones always want to be the hero that kills everyone. Nobody gives credit to the support lol. If your team loses, the support didn't do his job right. If the team wins, the carries won it for the team. But hey, it's my MMR so I really want a well functioning team...

Tropico is the dictator simulator. Cities: Skylines is basically an architect/engineer simulator where you design a whole city. Tricky part is getting the streets working, since you need to layout exactly where the cars can and can't go. A large problem of the mid-game is making sure your...

lol just went to the shop where I usually buy my PC parts. Asked for what they have available, and for me to even get the i7700 processor, I'd have to change both motherboard and memory since they are incompatible with newer processors. Holy crap. This is gonna cost a lot. Probably not gonna do...

Yeah I agree it's not the best first choice, but in my experience the players who do that sort of thing probably said "fuck it" since he either isn't serious about the game and just trolling, the game is a sure win, or he is trying out a custom build since the teammates are really good and are...

Split screen was great, but it sucked if you had a small TV. I remember playing 4 player Crash Team Racing on a small TV as a kid and everyone could barely see anything. At best it's the 2 player split, but more than that would be torture for both the players and the people watching. That's...