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Never played Bioshock but I hear the 3rd one is great. The first 2 games had a remaster I think? What did you think of those, and is the price worth it or should I stick with the original ones? I think those have bigger discounts during sales while the remasters have barely any.

Sell me on Binding of Isaac. I've seen it during the sale (it wasn't on sale though) but it had a high approval rating from the community. From the screenshots it's like an Pokemon game in format, with that you get to move all 4 directions on a 2D map, compared to metroidvania games were your...

It didn't feel right for me driving in GTA 5 with a keyboard. WASD keys for a car? That really didn't fit right. For driving I really believe that a controller would be better - infinitely better - than a keyboard an a mouse. That's why I use the controller while driving in GTA, then proceeded...

Sports games are basically the same every year though. They add better graphics and realism, but at the end of the day it's nearly identical to the previous year's version because most sports haven't changed their rules or play style for years now. I think basketball maybe heading to a more...

Story of the gaming world. Money talks. Games can suck hard but if advertised enough and it made enough sales, it sure as hell is getting a sequel. No Man's Sky I think is gearing up for a sequel, and it was universally panned by critics and games alike. It's not about putting out a good product...

You should at least be able to reuse Pokeballs thrown and didn't catch the Pokemon. If they throw away every failed ball after one attempt, there'd be garbage dumps solely filled with empty Pokeballs. That sounds like a ton of wasted material, and since it's plastic it won't rot away and would...

Yup, the game is great, and the environment can't be compared to with other games. They really did a great job capturing the mountains, the fields, the forests; when I see a game and look at their environment, all I see is that it's not even close to what a 6 year old game has done back in 2011...

It's to make the game longer. I hate it too. Want me to beat a boss on the hardest difficulty? Why not. Want me to do a no death run? Sure, I'll try. But to do those find-it quests? No way. GTA San Andreas had it too with those collectibles scattered around the entire map. I only did those once...

Horror games are never relaxing though. Sure, maybe the save area has relaxing music (like Resident Evil) but most of the other areas have slow suspenseful music to heighten up the tension, or just plain fast paced to get your heart beating faster, emulating the feeling of nervousness while...

Yeah, the PC games have a ton of modding options to choose from while console players have been stuck in a while with just the base game. it's only recently that the mods have migrated into the consoles, but it came with stuff like paid mods, creation clubs, and all other ways the game devs can...

Well, that too. You know what, when the pool started getting bigger and bigger in these competitions, that's when people try to do whatever it takes to win. Small tournaments are just for people to show off their skill and dedication to the game. The bigger ones, with millions of dollars at the...

Yup, especially first person games that have lots of walking and searching for items in the in-game world. I get dizzy incredibly fast when I have to do quests like "find x number of plants" or something, where you have to look at every corner of the area since the devs just love to hide stuff...

If it freezes a lot then you might want to reformat and see if that fixes things. If not, and since you said it's been years since you got it, well it might be time to retire the thing and replace it with a more modern rig. It's gonna be a lot more convenient since you won't have to deal with...

I hear the motion detection thing gets pretty redundant fast. The Star Wars game for example, you'd think being able to simulate lightsaber action would be fun for the most hardcore gamers and Star Wars fans, but it's just flicking your wrist on the detector to do most of the actions such as...

Meh, as long as it does the job right I really don't think it should matter how much it costs. The more expensive ones are more in line with how good the quality of the microphone is, which would only be important if you use it for either work or serious online gaming. Other than that, an...

Some PS2 games (the ones that came late in the PS2's lifespan, around 2010+) need a hell of a good rig though to run decently. Bigger games (like wrestling games for some reason and ) take up more resources than the rest, so you might experience lag and delay (if not just plain unplayable) if...

Pretty much. Hey, at least you don't have to settle for mobile games and stuff while on long bus/car rides. Though for me I could never play like that; I have this motion sickness thing and that's definitely a trigger when the car is moving. The most I can do is listen to music because my eyes...

Most of the highest level ones online have some sort of cheat or mod to help aim anyway. It's common knowledge and because of autoaim installed while playing, hacks and other cheats, it's not that hard to go through the ranks against online players that just play casually. Can't blame them...

Free games are gonna be Pay-to-Win games eventually. Either through in-game purchase of skins, items, maps, easier gameplay experience, more combos, etc. Nothing is ever truly free, and I can't really blame them since they gotta pay for the servers to run and all that. It's the people buying...

Well yeah, the fans of the game are the ones who have seen how the story turned out. Seeing their efforts displayed on the screen while showing the story of the game would be awesome, but at the end they end up getting the most disappointed because it's not what they expected. It's like the RE...