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Can you sell me on that game? I keep hearing it's all the rave with people online but when I went to check it out on the Steam page, I don't see what's so special about it. It's pretty cheap I can tell you that, and I don't mind spending a dollar on it and I wouldn't regret it. How many hours...

Witcher 3 and Skyrim. Both have been amazing in terms of story, characters, and lore. The worlds were amazing to go through; the story was nail-biting to the point that you didn't want to do side quests because you wanted to know what happens in the story. It takes you to places far and wide...

I buy games during the sales. It's I think 3 times a year on Steam, so I have to save up and get the games from those because I'd feel more comfortable if the game is at least 60% off. Money spent on games always makes me feel guilty, so I have to get as much discount as I could get so the guilt...

"I only accept a new one" lmao, like that will ever happen though. Cheap bastards who borrow games wouldn't replace it with a new one because those who would buy games are not the type who would borrow someone else's, and mishandle them even. If I tried that "new one" business, nobody would ever...

It's really frustrating to see your disc get scratched after they return it to you. In the world of physical copies, once that copy degrades or is damaged, you'll have to buy the game all over again. That's why I like Steam; no physical copy, no borrowers, it's yours forever and you don't have...

Watching the videos I thought it looked fun. I'm not really a fan of first person MOBA games because I get motion sick too quickly, but they have a diverse assortment of characters and a fairly competitive community, so I don't see Overwatch losing popularity anytime soon, barring them making...

Yup, and the fan backlash was noticeable too. 10% approval rating on Steam and users telling people considering to get the game to not do it, as the modding fiasco really hit a sensitive spot on the gamers and fans of the franchise. From this to Bethesda and other companies trying to get a...

Yeah and if you lend physical copies of games, you won't know if the person would take care of your discs. I let a relative borrow a PS2 disc once and I found it face down in a table, away from the case, and the disc had a lot of scratches already. So after that I stopped letting other people...

We're in the middle of a Steam Sale and I'm sure it's just not me who have a lot of points stored. I really hope it starts soon (I was here last year around this time and the store was still promised to be coming soon), so hopefully this will finally be the year where you guys pull the trigger...

That sounds awesome. Will it be a pain though if there are other people in the house? I can imagine people getting annoyed with the sound of a computer even with your ordinary speakers, but for a surround sound system for an entire room, or house even, would be annoying to both the people living...

Diablo 3 also had 12 years of hype built around it, and it's safe to say it never lived up to any expectations. People have come so far as to shoo away people trying to get the game, because it will definitely ruin their memories of dungeon crawling in Diablo 2. I think it was a failed attempt...

You're right. It's basically virtual lego, only you don't run out of pieces and you don't step on them accidentally. That's a good way of looking at it; it's a building game where you are only limited by your imagination and the effort you put into building it. I think my brothers would like...

I got it a few hours ago actually during the sale. I've played CS 1.6 before so I wanted to see what the big deal is all about with CSGO. Lots of skins already for sale and other stuff that require real money, so I'm kinda skeptical about the game. It's just another money-milking idea from Valve...

The game was more fun then because you could drive planes, boats, skydive, and go on a killing spree with flamethrowers, chainsaws, and heat seeking missiles. GTA games these days are more serious in nature, and the "cartooney" factor that let you really have fun was replaced by a more dark tone...

For San Andreas I think I played 2 straight months with nothing but that on the PS2 back in 2007 or so. It was a very fun game and I enjoyed exploring every nook and cranny of that universe; from the cities to the countryside. Driving was also enjoyable because you can simply go on road trips if...

I don't think it's "too" violent. In San Andreas you had to mow down a bunch of hippies with a harvester, literally running them over and turning them into meat parts while driving. You also bury a construction worker alive under his own waste while inside a toilet, just because his crew said...

None; I'm more of a loner type of player, with a wanderer stance when I play. I make no connections, no companions, and I take bounty quests for money. It's a nice way to roleplay and you don't have to rely on others for support. You also don't have to be there regularly, since you play at your...

I should try it one of these days then. Still, I highly doubt it will compare to when I first captured an Articuno when I was in the Seafoam Islands back in Pokemon Yellow. The idea that a legendary Pokemon is now in my team was an awesome and exhilarating experience, one I can never truly match...

Is Pokemon GO really that great? I thought it was just walking around town catching Pokemon. Can you battle with them? Can you trade? Do you have to face Gym Leaders and collect badges? Or is it just fun for you because of the exploration and walking aspect of the game?

Skyrim sounds very peaceful, you know, if you discount the dragons and falmer underground. It's a beautiful landscape; you can cast magic, you can go on adventures, you can go and join guilds, or you just just be a lazy bum and people will still treat you nicely. It sounds like a good place to...