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Yikes, I can't even say I played anywhere near that. It's mostly because one, I had a subpar PC most of my life so newer games were a pain to run, and two when I like a game I stick with it until I finish everything about it. GTA San Andreas, Skyrim, Witcher 3; that kinda negates all the time I...

Well, based on the most popular Youtube users, I figure you need to be either a good looking female or a male who yells out racial/childish slurs at the screen while playing horror games. Hey, who am I to criticize, those people earn 100x what I earn in a month so what do they care how they get...

I can't do that too long though lmao. I always feel like peeing when I'm looking through stacks of games. And it's all face value too. Judging a book (a game) by the cover art and a small description at the back. I prefer buying online on Steam since I get to do research like watching Youtube...

And the goddamn Morrowind DLC costs $50, while the base game was around $25 when I got it. Seriously, this was my first online game and I just felt like they're milking all the money out of my account with misc payments. You know you can get pets there? Each pet has a price in "coins", so...

I don't like the premise of that game. People looking at their phones instead of watching out for cars; people wandering into unknown areas just for Pokemon; people getting mugged because they were playing alone and didn't realize they were being followed. It's not worth it, and if you're gonna...

I love having physical copies too. I still have the book of discs for my PS2, even after years since it died (it died at around 2010) just because I neatly organized everything. The problem I had with it was that discs wear out in time, and I have to purchase the game all over again when that...

I was the same, but I had little money as a kid so I could only afford 30 minutes to an hour after school of playing. That actually motivated me into focusing more on earning so I can get my own PC gaming rig, a great internet connection, and a good job with lots of free hours so I can do...

Depends on how alluring the game is. If the game is just okay, I'll probably just play it for an hour daily until I finish it. If the game is really good, I'll play for 8 hours straight if I could I want to know how the story ends, I want to know all the secrets, and most of all, I really want...

I haven't purchased physical games in years now. Not since my PS2 died. Now I just save up my money then buy the games I have been looking out for during Steam sales, which have ridiculously low prices at discounts of even 90%. That way, I don't have to regret buying a crappy game that looked...

I agree, but I even take it further if I really enjoyed the game. I obsess over it; over the story, the multiple endings, what happens if I do this, what happens if I do that; I complete achievements and basically do everything in the game until my Quest Log is empty, and all I can see are...

There's also a premium monthly that will help the players out a lot. Without it, you won't enjoy the game as much. You have an inventory space and a "bank account" which is basically your private stash that you can access in different cities; having premium account adds to your inventory space...

I usually don't check sites like IGN. They get paid to advertise products, who's to say their review is unbiased? I read common player comments on Steam, since they are honest and they will tell you the reason why it's good or why they had to ask for a refund. I also sometimes go on Youtube to...

The graphics may have sucked but as kids we kinda made up for it with our imagination. We also didn't have to compare it to anything better, so graphics back then were mindblowing and was the best and most realistic look we've seen. Now when we remember those games, our memories are coated with...

Yes, realism and the the story have had amazing advances through the years, but it also made game devs more reliant on DLCs and even so far as creating Day 1 DLCs just to extort the most money out of customers. Think about it. Games before had no way of completing their games outside of...

Yeah maybe you're right, I hate change. But when I was playing 10 years ago, there were only 2 maps that were used, Dust and Deathmatch. I figure it's the most commonly used maps since they're the most popular where I'm from. I actually got the CSGO game a few days ago during the Steam Sale...

Ah yes, the goddamn garbage bag Pokemon. They should give whoever made that up a raise or something. Then there's swords, shields; it's like they looked around their office and made a Pokemon out of whatever they saw. Then when they ran out of items in their office, they opened up a picture book...

Yup, but I still like turn based strategy games though. I have 300+ hours clocked on Civ 5. Civ 6 was pretty meh, so I just refunded it (I even preordered the thing because I was a fan of the other games), but it turned out to be not what I expected. I haven't seen any good real time strategy...

Achievements in Steam always have stuff like "Don't Die Even Once" or "Finish Difficult Mode in 1 Hour"; all that nonsense. That's the reason why I can't finish all the stuff in there. I'm an achievement hunter; I have 2 perfect games so far on Steam, but I won't subject myself to torture like...

It sucks. You need to purchase in-game currency to change your character's gear. From arm bands, shoes, to even shooting forms. Without purchasing them, you'll look pretty generic. It's all about the money these days, and nobody is safe.

I watched a friend play it. The first/third person controls are better suited for the keyboard and mouse, but the driving felt really clunky if you are not using a controller. So, if you can switch between keyboard and controller while playing, that would be great. But still, there were some...