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Sephiroth in Kingdom Hearts 2 was badass as well. He was the bonus boss, which was basically harder than the final boss of the series. You also get a special keyblade if you beat him, which resembles a modern day key for a padlock, rather than the traditional 16th century keys that the keyblades...

Yeah it's not that great. The feeling of the Elder Scrolls games just isn't there. Just a bunch of people running around from one quest to another. It's basically: go to this place, get the item, get back to me. Done? Go help my friend in this area. And you do that for a while and it gets...

He became so hammy though in Resident Evil 5. From mannerisms to how he said his lines (COMPLETE... GLOBAL... SATURATION), to him stopping rocket propelled grenades heading his direction, he wasn't the same cool villain that used to drop by in the games. Then it takes Redfield 2 rocket launchers...

Remember those Pokemon card games that were a craze back 15-20 years ago? I remember most collectors didn't even know how to play, but collected it because the art style and the cards themselves looked really nice on a collector's book. Some cards even had holographic effects, which was awesome...

I play Gwent, if the profile pic isn't enough of a clue that I'm a huge Witcher 3 fan. I actually didn't even consider playing it in my first playthrough. I figure, the story of W3 is so interesting I wouldn't even consider playing a mini game while playing since I want to know what's gonna...

Hey remember that Virtual Cop game for the arcade/PC? I think it's still out there, and I even remember it being able to run in a Windows XP system. Maybe you should look into that if you want the nostalgia and arcade feeling of shooting games from the 90s. My brothers and I had that when our PC...

I know right? They are selling gaming mice (mouse?) that boasts you can choose your cursor speed and stuff. The fastest setting apparently makes your reflexes quicker, meaning you react to game events better. I honestly don't think it's necessary, as a decent mouse with good controls would be...

I played a lot of Cities: Skylines recently. It's basically playing Sims but at a larger scale, and you have to build an entire city from scratch. From managing the power supply, to adding roads so the traffic won't be unbearable, it's a really interesting game that will make you invest in your...

You can install Steam and wait for promos like Free Weekends or actual free games for a limited time (you just have to add it to your library and it's yours permanently). You can also borrow from friends their games that they are no longer playing (for consoles anyway), but at the end of the day...

There's only so much you can do with your current system if you want to play a game above your PC's pay grade. No matter how optimized it is, no matter how much free space you have, if your graphics card can't handle a game that you want, or if you are not satisfied with the FPS, then you know...

In all seriousness though, Alduin's final boss fight was incredibly underwhelming. The final dungeon was more challenging in high levels since there are high level Draugrs and even mask-less Dragon Priests at key points of the dungeon, and you really have to do it all on your own since your...

I recently played Diablo 2 after not playing it in over a decade. I still played a Necromancer, did the summoner build, and cruised my way through all 3 difficulties in hardcore mode. It's not really that stressful since you get shielded by a ton of companions, and all you have to do is soften...

For the first playthrough, I play the game normally. When I beat it, that's when I have fun and try to just enjoy the game (since the story is finished) and all that it can provide. The physical limitations, the number of ways you can do quests, it all changes when cheats are involved. Suddenly...

I used to play with my uncle's PS1 back when I was around 8 years old. Played my first PC when I was 10. I got my own PC (albeit a rather subpar one) when I was 12, and I spent most of my savings trying to upgrade it to what it is today. It was exhausting at times when you install a game and it...

Fallout 4 DLCs for me. I hear terrible things about it, but I'm a completionist and I really want to finish the story from start to finish. Far Harbor, Robots, etc; might be a cash grab by Bethesda, but if the price is low enough this coming sale, then I'll bite. I won't touch sales unless it's...

Dijkstra from the Witcher 3 for me. He's just so sarcastic, and Geralt would match it completely whenever they talked, to the point where Triss had to point out that she's risking her life in a mission, while Dijkstra and Geralt were just making one sarcastic comment after another. I like his...

As someone who easily gets motion sickness, I don't think this device is for me. The idea of even .01 seconds of delay in a first person view would make me dizzy, so I really don't want to touch this thing until I see actual gameplay. For now the mouse and keyboard is more than enough to provide...

I've always thought the Wii products were for kids, or for parents who want to play with their kids in today's modern age; so I never really paid attention to it. Last I played Mario was Mario 64 on a PC emulator, and I never really got hooked because of the whole 80s arcade theme where you die...

I honestly think those people who use hacks, PEDs (for tournaments) like Adderall, auto-aim, etc; are those people who want to feel superior to other people, but can't do it in real life. So they do the next best thing and mess up online communities and gaming just to make themselves feel...

I don't exploit glitches to be honest. What's the point of playing a game if you're just gonna one-up the system to make the game easier? Like when I'm playing Skyrim, people always brag about being able to have a Sneak of 100 during the tutorial by exploiting a glitch, then what's the point...