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I'm the sentimental type so I don't sell my old stuff. I keep it in the closet since I paid for it and I can't just get rid of it. For that reason I still have the game discs from my PS2 (the actual console is at the old house), I still have my GBA, and the PC parts that I have replaced over the...

Yeah. The idea of buying games in bundles to save money is appealing, but at the end of the day you're not really gonna play 90% of the games you got. You'll just play the game you're most interested in, the reason you bought the bundle. Everything else is filler, and the game devs of those...

lmao to be honest I've never even heard of that game. I'm sure you can go to their developers' website and see an update or something. Because if you're really invested in it, then it's gotta be good then right? I'd start with their main site, but sometimes they make announcements on their...

I hated Pinstripe (the boss before N.Oxide) since he throws grenades behind him and he's fast, so you're likely gonna get hit by his grenades sooner or later. I hated him as a kid because he's so hard to beat with his combination of speed and random grenades. With the other bosses (N.Oxide...

Have you played the newer games? It's a remaster of the first 3 games right? Or did they add something new? I didn't really pay much attention to it since it's gonna be a PS4 exclusive and I only play on the PC. Unless they do a port to Steam (which I highly doubt), I will just stick to the old...

There's this "CPUcores" program on Steam that costs about $15, and it apparently makes the computer faster by activating some processes. The truth is, any computer can do it manually, and the program is nothing more than an activator, meaning you're paying $15 to just use a function your PC has...

Free to play games make profit by selling in-game items for looks, or even blatantly sell upgrades that make the game easier. For paid games, it's still about profit. Game devs would prefer making the most profit out of the most minimal work. That's why paid mods are a thing, they want a large...

Yeah, it's not worth it. Good thing now since Steam only lets you play your own games, so the concept of borrowing is dead. Gift a game, sure, but you can't just casually go to a relative's house, expect to browse through their games, get what you want, and return it whenever you wanted. It's a...

Meh, I think they're all the same. All mobile games have that sort of "click stuff and keep doing it until you lose" sort of game mechanics. All they do is make each clickable object different and add themes to it, but it's all the same at the end of the day. I'd rather music rather than play...

The game forums featured in this site are fairly limited to just the most popular ones. I'm sure there are people who would like to discuss smaller games (or even just specific games) but we can't really do that since there's no room. I'm sure other people would like to discuss their actions in...

All 3 of us get competitive when playing either video games (versus modes) or simple board and card games. It's kind of the reason why we don't play games that actively impede the other players, since it's gonna get personal. If we're playing against the enemy, then sure, it's fun. Red Alert 2...

Just finished Life is Strange just last night. I thought I did a good job and picked the right choices. I went to the wiki earlier today to see what the choices I didn't pick affected the story and I think for the majority of it I got it right. Although the sub quests like talking to the...

That, and the floppy disc drives on printing shops back then had really crappy reading capabilities. It works in your computer, but since the printing shop uses a crappy old model (even at the time), they won't be able to read your work and you either had the foresight to create multiple copies...

Too bad you have to pay real money just to add sleeves to your character in Career mode. Those things were absolutely free during the old games and now they're trying to make a profit out of something that should be free. That's pretty low of the game devs but without competition from other...

Well that sucks. I think I started getting blurry vision back in high school when I was playing the GBA a lot, then the PS1 and 2, then the PC. I never had to wear glasses though until a few years ago since I got a digital drawing job and had to be in front of the PC for a long time - more often...

Yup, that's my point. It's gonna be fun while playing since it helps with the ambiance and environment; but I wouldn't want to listen to it while I'm about to sleep, or when I'm trying to study or something. It makes you feel dread or make you more alert, and the best music in games to listen to...

Yeah, those apps are the perfect time wasters. Good for kids too since they'll just sit in a corner playing instead of potentially hurting themselves doing stuff in the environment. The games are simple enough to learn and the time spent on it is short enough that you'll probably not waste a lot...

Scrabble sucks for me since there's always that player who invents a word just to fit the letters he has. Dictionaries don't really matter too since they will say it's not there but he's used it before. I swear with direct competition there's always that one person who really really wants to win...

Insanely toxic community though, and I've been playing for nearly a decade now. Even in Dota 1 playing in computer shops, there's that player that takes it waaaay too seriously. Some people take it too seriously that they will flame their teammates just for not doing exactly what the person...

Hopefully you got Dota 2 for a good price since it's free to play lol. As for AC games, lots of bad reviews for the more recent ones since it seems like they are milking the franchise now and not adding anything innovative. Just pick a time period and add "assassins" in the story that somehow...