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Meh, I had a PSP once and the screen was too small. The graphics looked terrible, and the controls were clunky at best. It still couldn't come close to what the Playstation was all about. I ended up giving it to my brothers because it's not really for me. They enjoyed it though; but for me the...

i3240 is really on the low end, but it runs games fine so I mostly focused on the graphics cards and additional storage space for games. Pretty good so far, and I don't even have to overclock anything to run most games these days at 60 FPS.

GTX 1060 6GB. Great for gaming and I have no complaints since most games are easily played with this. No lags, no glitches, and unlike the AMD ones, no problem with the software or any of the updates. All in all, would recommend, and for the price it's definitely worth it.

What's wrong with the black ones? It's been black since PS2 (PS1 was grey I think) and the look still remains to this day because it's simple yet effective. Why add camos or other skins to the controller for a more expensive price, no less, when you can just have the default one, and they're not...

Racing games are all about realism because they can't do anything else. It's the same concept since the dawn of racing games. You start at the starting line with the others; you're usually the last place, then you race and win. You then have the option to either upgrade your car or get a new...

Technically the PS2, but I played PS1 which belonged to my cousins/uncle. We had to share them with other relatives so it was annoying to say the least, when everyone wants to play and there's just one or two controllers available. There's also the matter of picking the game; as the older...

Kingdom Hearts 2 probably? Only because I can still play old PS2 games in emulators, but I have never tried to play Kingdom Hearts 2 again since my PS2 died. I don't know why, but it's probably because it takes a long time for the prologue to finish that I get bored halfway through, even before...

I have PS1 and PS2 games on my emulator, while some games who ported to the PC I still have as well. San Andreas, Crash Team Racing, Crash Bandicoot Warped, Resident Evil 3 and 4, Marvel vs Capcom, Tekken 3 and 5. Lots of games that I can barely remember, but those I mentioned were the ones I...

Crash Bandicoot games were awesome in the PS1, but their PS2 sequels left more to be desired. It was just updated graphics and a lot of missed opportunities. Marvel vs Capcom was an amazing PS1 game and I still have the game on my emulator even today. I play it for nostalgia's sake every now and...

I think this was the game I played a lot on my friend's phone. It was basically just driving on the map while countless cars drive by and you have to overtake them for points. There was also time trial which I still don't get since you have the same car for most of the game.

I played those as a kid on my friend's phone. It was okay, graphics were decent for the genre, and the phone wasn't even that advanced to begin with. All in all mobile games are just a way to waste time in class, at the bus, at home when there's no electricity; but at the end of the day you'll...

Space Impact in the old Nokia games were awesome! Total time-waster as a kid and the top score is easily made if you don't use the weapons and just milk the hell out of your main shooter. It was a great game as a kid and you can easily waste 10 minutes on a full game, which was enough time back...

When you have to pay a game to even advance to higher levels to higher scores, there's no point in playing. For casuals, sure, but for someone who calls himself a gamer and has to pay money to get an advantage on a mobile game is just embarrassing and you're better off spending that money on a...

Here Comes the Pain would always be my favorite. Lesnar, Goldberg, Biker Taker; you can talk to the wrestlers in season mode, you can fight in Time Square and jump on a helicopter for a dive! How can you not like that? WWE games these days are just plain boring in my opinion; more on grappling...

I never played it, but I hear it's a pretty big deal. I only use my phone for music and alarms, along with the usual messaging system, so I don't really load it up with games. I have my PC for that. People are addicted to it though. Apparently getting a good score would equal bragging rights...

It's like they don't want to try something new, you know? It's basically because they're contented with whatever they were doing before - and they know it would sell well, so they don't bother trying to create something innovative or different. They're afraid this change will alienate their fan...

When things pick up in a game, whether it's the story or the gameplay, it's hard to look away until you finish it. That's why addiction is such a thing, there's a "sweet spot" in games that you absolutely enjoy a certain game during a certain part; mostly because the game devs have focused on...

What's the difference with the two? I've played CS 1.6 and recently started CSGO, but this odd ball game is like a middle ground between the two, but since I have 2 games already I don't feel the need to get a third one of basically the same game with just different maps. It's still gonna be...

Valve's too busy trying to monetize custom gloves to try and fix their incredibly flawed anti-cheating system. But hey, people will cheat, people will do anything to get a win or an advantage, so you may as well either live with it or find a single player game where you can enjoy the story and...

Same for me with San Andreas. It was a great game and the scenery changes from 3 different city themes, to the countryside, the desert, and even Area 51. It was a fun ride that has a lot of aspects put into one and they meshed so well that you felt like you actually traveled around because of...