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I didn't like it to be honest. The gameplay isn't as fluid as in Skyrim, and the magic is only a toggle button and not its own combat system. The story is great, but it's hard to do roleplays with what I thought was incredibly limited gameplays, and the potato heads don't really do it for me...

It fluctuates between 1 hour to 12 hours. It depends whether I have work or not; whether I have the motivation to play or not; or whether I am really invested in the game I am currently playing. When I obsess over a game, I go straight at it for hours at a time. If I'm finished with the game, I...

I think it's a matter of the age group in the gaming community. Younger ones would prefer controllers over keyboards, while older gamers would like PC games since they can play AND do their work all in one device. I personally have been a PC gamer since I was a kid, and I have always preferred...

It was addictive enough that I think Henry Cavill (Superman) almost missed his audition to BE Superman because he was too busy playing WoW. I think the NBA player Roy Hibbert also had a gaming problem which lead to him being terrible in the court, to the point where he got traded multiple times...

I played a Call of Duty game back in my PS2 but the controls were terrible. Controllers should not be played with shooting games - first person shooting games - at that. The analog stick could barely do what the mouse easily does in the PC. I had no choice but to use the melee attack (where you...

Being a clan leader sounds too much work. You have to be there a lot - if not all the time - and you would have to supervise a lot of things happening in the guild. I'm more the laid back type; so being able to log in whenever I want, and disappear whenever I want, would be a big plus. I also...

You want free games that actually has content? You should get a Steam account and subscribe to forums that update you if Steam has a sale or promo. I got multiple free games that way, like last week when Payday 2 was COMPLETELY FREE for 2 days for a promo in Steam. It was probably a ploy for...

Steam for me. It's easier to get Steam credit where I live compared to other options which requires a credit card to do. I also do drawing jobs online which pay in PayPal, so it's added firepower whenever I see a good game on Steam and I can possibly get it. I have to be thrifty though because...

I got Payday 2 for free on Steam a few weeks back when they had a promo. It was completely free for a few days (just the base game though) as a promo I guess for the upcoming sales, in an attempt to sell their numerous - and I mean NUMEROUS - DLCs and other purchases. From new missions, guest...

Counter Strike is more of competitive PvP online, while Call of Duty has some story aspects and game modes like that zombie mode which got popular a few years back. Both release tons of stuff for market purposes, with CS releasing custom gun skins, custom gloves, etc; while Call of Duty releases...

If it's a gaming PC then you obviously have some clue as to what you are doing. I personally don't like multiple monitors when playing, mainly because of the gaps between the monitors and it would ruin immersion. If it were up to me, it would be a wider or larger one screen, and a second screen...

I play Civilization 5 as well, and I see the mods when I browse on Steam. I think most of the mods that add countries and civilizations are either extremely overpowered or incredibly biased towards whatever play style the modder was favoring. So as much as I'd love to play those on the featured...

I honestly don't touch mods unless they fix bugs or errors in the game. That's pretty much it. In Skyrim, I see people with anime faces, with lightsabers, etc; I for one am a supporter of vanilla storylines. If it's not vanilla, I'm not touching it. If it's not lore-friendly, I'm not getting it...

I haven't watched any of the live action Resident Evil movies because apparently it strayed away from the canon-verse of the video game franchise. They added a lot and forgotten most of the original story, and they just used the name of the brand to get attention in the media and gamers alike...

I always go for the max settings since my PC can definitely handle them. The only time I had to make my screen smaller is when playing older games, which have smaller requirements and lower graphics. But I think as long as the game is smooth and you can see everything fine, I don't see the big...

We have an Xbox controller for the PC and it's battery (AA) operated. It takes about a month or so of daily usage to run it out, and it's compatible with any Windows OS, so it's just plug and play unlike the DS4. The controls are also smooth, and the hardware has been 100% intact, albeit we do...

You already have the "Vigilante" mode in previous GTAs. And unless your targets are shoot to kill, it's gonna be pretty dull trying to do a PIT maneuver on your target just to capture them. The concept is good, but it's always boring to be the good guy in games, especially in a violent world...

In Elder Scrolls Online, you can actually buy a virtual cat companion (house cat) for about $10 or so. I'm pretty sure adopting a cat from the store and getting it cat food would cost less than the stuff you get in this game. It's amazing what people will buy for their virtual selves on games...

It is incredibly annoying when video games do this. Valve games are even worse at it, considering they have made profit from custom gun skins, hats, gloves, character appearances, map appearance, announcers, voice overs, and making a world of items where rarity would make you pay for $100+. And...