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Me too. I personally have a 50% discount limit, but like you said, unless the game is really good or I really want it. I buy games, sell their cards to add to my funds, then use it to buy even more games. It's a lot fun that way, though the card prices during sales plummet because lots of...

Ori and the Blind Forest's soundtrack is pretty great. It got me hooked into playing the game starting at the first cinematic. Even the title screen had great visuals and graphics that I just couldn't look away. I would definitely recommend it to people who haven't played; lots of challenges too...

Haven't played Phantom Pain yet since I haven't played MGS4. I played Sons of Liberty, Substance, Snake Eater. Can't jump to 5 when I haven't played the 4th one yet, huh? But I think that's a lost cause because there's no port to the PC for the 4th one. Just the Revengeance and the other one for...

Witcher 3 on Death March difficulty. It had insane difficulty spikes especially in the early game since every enemy you have has a ton of health and packs quite the punch. After you learn some skills though, it gets easier from there and you're on your way to finishing the entire game's hardest...

Might as well use the original image when you're referring to the little fella :) Have you tried out the newer Crash Bandicoot reboot? Is it any good?

It's always gonna be the PC for gaming. Laptop is for mobility, not quality and performance I'm afraid. PC has more power, more cooling, and you can have better hardware on it for a cheaper price than for a laptop. The chances of it being broken is also minimal because you never move it...

I actually never got to finish that game. I had it on the Gameboy (a variation of it, anyway) and I had an emulator for it on the PC, but I just never found the motivation to finish it. I think I have a bias against pixel games or something. Not that they're any bad, but I feel very limited when...

Yeah I feel like most collectors start out their set with passion or as a hobby, but as soon as the snowball gets bigger it's more of bragging rights and being a completionist, and the initial sentiment to the items get lost in favor of having a complete set. And yeah, space is definitely an...

For me I can spend on hardware if I researched on it since the price is probably not gonna change for a while. But for games, I usually wait for massive discounts during sales before I make a move. Before that

As long as the refund button works I'm not really worried. Steam gives you 2 hours to test the game and I think that's enough time to go through the tutorial area and learn a good deal about the game. When I like a game, I keep it. But if I don't like what I see, it's easier to just get a refund...

Oh man, I'm sorry. I hope you get yourself in a situation where you can just stay in one place. Being on the move a lot sounds romantic and all that, but eventually you'll have to find someplace stable to settle. I'm sure when that time comes you'll have a badass new set of stuff to collect. For...

It's this guy. Eye patch, black outfit, absolute badass. I think Jackson did a good job creating his own take on the character but still retain the qualities that made Nick Fury him, and he did a good enough job at it Stan Lee I think promised that from then on all appearances of Nick Fury will...

It's become a game of some sort when there's a sale. Like, "how many can you get with your current budget" and all that. Then the cards come into play which you can sell too for more funds, which leads to more games which leads to more cards. It's an endless cycle and having your library looking...

That sucks. Oh well, at least you don't have to worry about losing games if they're all in one digital location. Still, I always appreciate a good collection of books and physical copies of games. It's a shame you had to get rid of them. Can I ask why you were on the move a lot? And did you at...

I think I only played 1 Prince of Persia game. The Sands of Time, and I tried to play the others but I was either too preoccupied or the system I had wasn't quite strong enough to actually play the newer ones. That was basically my MO for the late 2000s and so. I had a terrible PC and could only...

Yeah, the Nick Fury in the X-Men Evolution TV show was a white dude with the same eyepatch. I figure they're different characters who just had the same name coincidentally, but hey, apparently they liked Jackson's portrayal so much his face and look is now the modern Nick Fury in the comics. I...

Most big companies these days just shell out overpriced DLCs for their players to buy. Doesn't even have to be content DLC that adds quests, areas, characters, etc; to the game. Just re-skins and costumes and charge a pretty penny for them. It's a shame too, but when profits got higher for the...

I've been thinking of getting Bayonetta but it was below my radar when I was classifying the games I wanted to get during the last sale. It had good reviews too so I'll probably get it the next time it's on sale. Does the movie/anime show a ton of spoilers for the game or is it safe to watch...

The 80s video game boom sounded fun. I bet the early games, even though it had very short gameplay and basically pixel graphics, were still an amazing feat at the time. I remember playing my first video game as a kid and it blew my mind because it was a lot more fun than having to play with real...

It's been proven that gamers have faster decision making in situations because of the multitude of decision making in games. They also have faster reflexes and can think faster because playing a game requires constant response to the game, as well as thinking of ways to beat the game would have...