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Pretty sure you can do that too if you trained in real life. Is there an age limit or something that draws the line where you have to be "trained" at the sport? I'm sure if you really want it, you can get it. Maybe not on a global scale, but playing for your country's team or league would be a...

lmao I hate those world record speed run challenges. It makes me feel like a total scrub of a gamer when I look at my play time. For example, people beating the game an hour when the average is about 15 hours, and people just straight up and exploit glitches or bugs just to get the fastest time...

But the old ones die sooner or later. My PS2 died about 5 years into me playing it, but I still have the games. I used to play a PS1 as a kid but I'm pretty sure that died a long time ago as well. Now it's more of a virtual playstation, since you can easily get emulators for those products...

Lots of games lie on their trailers though. It's been that way since the dawn of time. People get hyped up, people buy the game, game doesn't live up to the hype, but it doesn't matter because they already got your money. You'd think with refund systems with games they'd try to be more truthful...

There's really no other point with mobile gaming other than wasting time. It's not like you can find a great story anywhere near mobile games or get you invested in the characters. It's basically point and click games that you do while waiting for something, and it's the type that won't hold...

Don't shops just undervalue games where you can barely get $5 for a large number of games? I think that would be a rip-off for me and I'd rather keep my games instead of having cheap change exchanged for them. There will also come a time where you will miss those games and want to play again, so...

Neither, it's San Andreas all the way. It's a large map that consists of 3 cities - each with its own theme; you get a countryside with a mountain, a desert with Area 51-esque type of facilities, more desert and empty lands with nobody for miles, and you still get small towns where you can get...

I almost got that game this Summer Steam Sale. I chose Life is Strange instead, since I thought the first episode was neat and I wanted to know what happens next. I'll definitely try and get it the next time a sale comes around though. There's Far Cry 5 now being hyped up so if I want to play it...

For me I love the purr the car makes when driving. I dunno, it just makes driving a lot more realistic, and especially when you are driving at high speeds. Newer GTA games have a more realistic physics when it comes to crashing cars or jumping off stuff, that's why I love San Andreas. It was...

I don't think any AI can match the randomness and violence of a GTA player. You can go from casually driving one second, then going on a killing spree while covered by a roof the next. If player vs player, there's really no incentive to be a cop since you have all these rules, and unless it's...

That's why single player games still has an advantage over online ones. You can pause whenever you want, for one. You can save and exit, then return to where you left when you have the chance. It's all on your own pace, and best of all, no toxic community to ruin your gaming experience. I'd...

Another note on wireless is that when you have the DS4, you can plug in your headphones in there and you can use it for the game's sounds; so it's basically a wireless headphone jack too. It's pretty convenient since you sometimes have to tone down the noise in the house and the larger headsets...

Sounds great. You seem like that gamer who got her wishlist done right. I'm currently in the process of doing that; right now I'm in the midst of upgrading the remaining parts of my PC, then after that, I'll try the accessories like sound system and a bigger monitor probably. Hopefully in a few...

I think the Wii is more for casual players who can't be bothered with the complex controls of games in either a console controller or a keyboard. Wii is just waving your arms around to make the characters move. Perfect for kids new to games as well as their parents who grew up in a different...

I play PC for major games and if I plan on spending more than 10 minutes on it. I'd rather have a handheld device compared to a console since I can play most console games on my PC, while I can play handhelds on the go, which I rarely do, but still would be better since it has mobility in mind...

I'm perfectly contented with my PC. I can play a game, alt+tab and go online to browse for a bit, then go back in no problem. For console, it's 99.9% for gaming needs, so I can't really do anything else. I'm the type who gets bored easily, so browsing online every once in a while helps when I'm...

I agree. There's no guarantee that the item will arrive to you 100% fine, since it can get damaged by the mail delivery, or you get sent a defective item to begin with. Warranties are what I'm after when buying new items. It's all about a guarantee that they will replace any broken item that I...

Laptop's only advantage is mobility, and with mobility comes fragile parts to improve the weight. That's why I'd rather stick with the PC. It doesn't go anywhere so there's no risk of it being dropped or bumped, leading you to pay for expensive repair costs, because hey, that one bump and crack...

Is that the one where you have to pay a premium or something to unlock the stronger wrestlers, which in turn lets you finish levels and rounds easier and quicker? I heard good and bad things about that mobile game but as soon as they mentioned paying for easier levels, I didn't pursue it any...

RE7 is actually pretty great. I've been a fan since RE: Survivor, then first played RE3, then Code Veronica, RE4, RE5, RE6 (didn't even finish this one), and the latest one. RE7 is more in tune with the old RE games in terms of survival horror, and it's not just a shoot-em-up like what the last...