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100% agreed. WWE games suck nowadays. I downloaded an emulator of PS2 a few years back (my real PS2 died back in 2011) and I still play Here Comes the Pain, WWE SD VS RAW, 2005-2011. Back when wrestling games were fun and not just aiming (and horribly failing) at realism. I prefer HCtP as the...

I owned a GBA and a PS2 as a kid. Worked my ass off saving money from chores. I did play with a PS1 and I think a SEGA from my uncle (who was a gamer) as a kid, then I moved on to playing the PC and that was that. My GBA is still with me to this day, still functioning; but my PS2 died at around...

It sucks when video game companies decide that they are just releasing their new game on the newer system. Like, your entire console becomes obsolete just like that. For PC at least it's a constant. Only the requirements change. But for consoles to just decide that the new game will only be...

People should really stop buying in-game skins. They add nothing to the game and sometimes they cost more than the actual game. Not just TF2. It seems Valve has a habit of not making games and are simply making profit off of collectibles, skins, and drops. Yikes, but hey, I'd do it too in their...

FRAPS can record videos while you are playing, and you can take screenshots off it as well. It's free, it's light on the installation, and it's easy enough to use. Just assign the buttons and let the magic happen. You can also record yourself talking while playing as long as you have a...

I think I saw it on sale on Steam recently. I wasn't really a fan of sniper based gameplay (lord knows I've done enough sneaking in Skyrim and Fallout 4) so I prefer my shooting games on a more 80's action hero style of action, rather than sneaking around and waiting for the perfect shot to...

Yup, wired ones are cheap. I dunno why but they romanticized the idea of wireless stuff these days that anything wireless has an incredible markup in price. It's not like they're just using bluetooth or whatever to maintain a connection. It's just that when people hear "wireless" it instantly...

I love exploration games. I don't simply want to follow directions and have to go where the game wants me to. Exploration games remove a lot of barriers that limited you in older games, where you had to finish certain quests or acquire certain skills before being able to pass through another...

Lmao were you trying to make a haiku or something? What's with that alignment of text? Anyway, you gotta do your research. Best bet is to find a good graphics card and build around it. Having a good GPU while the rest of the CPU being terrible would limit your GPUs potential, and the same goes...

It costs more than an actual gaming rig for the PC, which is a total rip-off. I get mobility and all that, but to charge more for an inferior product both in efficiency and in quality is just highway robbery at this point. My brother got his laptop for about $600, when I bought my gaming rig for...

Witcher 3. I finished that game at least 5 different times before I got bored. Played a 6th time recently just to finish up my achievements. It's a very well done game and the DLCs add a ton of story to the game, to the point where you can compare one of their DLCs to entire games from other...

Yeah. Humblebundle too, and if you go to forums and gaming sites frequently they can even alert you on freebies during sales. That's how I got Limbo, Killing Floor, and Payday 2 all for free. I even got a lot of coupons over the years for free trial to games and all that. That's why it's always...

I purchased it last month to see the hype but I was not impressed. I played the old one (CS 1.6) so I figure I'd know the basics, but I found that the game was more of a reskin of the old game more than anything else. Some maps added, but I think the main feature is to buy and sell items or even...

Minions? You mean the yellow ones that sing a lot? Yeah I kinda hated them because everybody just used them on everything. Clothes, notebooks, videos, everything! Kinda like when Frozen was everywhere when it came out. It got tiring and the Facebook posts and cringe pics about them didn't help...

I played Plague Inc before. I thought the game was great... for about 30 minutes. Then it felt a bit repetitive and I really couldn't justify paying for what seemed like at most a 3 hour simulation game total before I got bored with it. But hey, luckily the refund button worked and I ended up...

The games you mentioned were generally hated in forums I have visited. They were a huge letdown for the hype and price they had at the time of the release. Yikes. No Man's Sky was I think the worst offender since I've seen entire shelves of their games not selling in stores, and people were...

I'm playing it again right now because the one I played at (Special Edition) didn't have cards so I have to just idle run Skyrim on my desktop so I can get the cards. I hate it when games do that; include the base game with an enhanced/game of the year edition then only have the trading cards...

That Walking Dead game on Steam has a ton of good reviews, I was tempted to get it. Now that I read your review, I may not because of the way you phrased the ending. I hate it when games have crappy endings. It makes me feel like I wasted the entire hours spent playing on a game that has either...

lol oh well. Being a pro athlete sounds great though. You get to play a game for a living, get paid millions, and you retire before you reach the age of 40. Lots of hard work for the first 25-30 years of your life, but hey, after that you get to enjoy retirement and a lot of money to boot if you...