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I'm in a puzzle game mode currently. I just bought Portals 1 and 2, The Talos Principle on Steam sales and I'm currently downloading them right now. They have insanely high reviews (90+%) so I'm sure I'll enjoy the experience. I also got them incredibly cheap during the sales, with both Portal...

Yeah, I remember googling how to setup a DS4 on the PC and there were multiple 20 minute videos about it. 2 minute intro music and title, 5 minute introduction on who the user was, 1 minute actual solution, and the rest was credits and asking me to subscribe. Like, no thanks. The instructions...

True, but doing that would only get you so far. People out there on Youtube still earning more both views and followers for being immature and making sex jokes compared to actually creating a good product. Being on the high road is fine, but it won't get you very far compared to the other sleazy...

It was a large (enough) game and it had very little system requirements. Can't really complain. Although I did have to share it with other people since there was only one PC, so it was pretty annoying to have to watch others play with my character because they didn't want to do the starting area...

I have 2 brothers and we played 3 player a lot as kids using the multi-tap. Wrestling games, racing games, NBA games; most of our library consisted of multiplayer games that can at least house 3 players, and it was fun. Too bad one after the other the controllers deteriorated due to age and...

I played T7 as well and I thought it was great, and they did an amazing job porting it to the PC. The controls were very smooth and the graphics was amazing. I still have no idea what Akuma was doing there, but hey, I've always been a fan of crossovers so what the hell, let them fight.

I think you have no choice in the matter. People have used lots of things to avoid the heat from their laptops, but sadly it's just a laptop and of course there's no permanent solution without having to counteract the mobility aspect of it. Still, I'm impressed you took care of it so much...

The main market of Youtube is apparently teenage kids who either want to see breasts while seeing gameplay, or hearing someone yell "autism", "penis", or "cancer" when playing a horror game. It's such a childish way of doing it, and most people have better talent, but with these people they...

Yeah, 10 years of a laptop and it's gonna be incredibly outdated. The years have simply passed it by. I bet the only thing that it could play would be games from the early 2000s like Red Alert 2 or so. I mean, 10 years means he got it in 2007. That's a lot of time to have one and it's probably...

Hmm.. well, I would probably play them for nostlagia purposes, but if you show a kid our old games they would probably think they suck. Graphics were basically cubes, there were so many physical limitations to games, and no voiced dialogue for the most part. I'd say it's still better growing up...

Yup, after seeing the difference between a Sapphire 7970 and a Nvidia 1060, I'm never going back. If I ever upgrade in the future, I'll stick with Nvidia. AMDs really suck, no matter how many comparison screenshots and FPS ratings websites show. It's the lack of software support that does them...

lol at least you didn't have to clean their goddamn house before you can even touch the controller. I'm still bitter about that. Just because they had stuff doesn't mean they could order us around. But hey, when you want to play Crash Bandicoot on the PS1 so bad, you'd do anything they say. Now...

It's pretty effective, I agree. The most damage you can do is probably break a controller or overuse a certain hardware and may need replacement. Still, playing games do have its advantages. Games make you more alert, better at decision making, and studies have shown that you can also make...

How could you have played Sims with a controller? As someone who has played both PS and PC a lot as a kid, point and click stuff usually belong in the PC. Fighting games, racing games, and sports go to the controller. How can you manage to point and click accurately with an analog stick? Must be...

Playing with a controller sucks if it's a shooting game. Try not hitting Ashley with the sniper rifle when you're trying to free her. If it's on the PC, it's an easy quest. But on the PS2, it's a gut-wrenching task because you really can't be as accurate as you want with the analog stick. That's...

I'm also thinking about getting a cooling system for my rig to even further maximize its potential. I'm still on the fence about it though since I don't have heating issues at the moment, and my gaming rig clocks at around 50 to 60 degrees when playing. But still, it would be nice to have an...

A sandbox RPG is always great. I don't like metroidvania games because you are limited to the same game sequence since you have to get abilities to go to different areas (ability to climb walls, break floors, etc). Meaning from the start of the game until the end, you'll have to follow the path...

You should use an alarm clock or something so you get reminded when to do stretches. Stretching and drinking water is important in these sessions so your body can stay healthy while you are immobile for a long period of time. Make sure to move your legs a bit because a blood clot may happen and...

I'm exactly the same. Been playing WWE games since Here Comes the Pain, playing NBA since NBA Live 2005. What do you think of the newer games? I think it's too many fluff and they're trying to get as realistic as possible; but that would mean the games are more boring that way. The season mode...

Virtual games are great. All you just need is the password and you can access it on any computer on the planet. Once you buy it, or once you got it for free, it stays in your library permanently. You get virtual trading cards when playing which you can either collect or sell to the market, you...