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It's always been a dream of mine to start my own gaming company and create a game. But I think you would need more than one person for that task. Lots of things to consider as well, and most indie game developers more likely get bankrupt before they can even release the game, or they run out of...

There's really nothing that can beat Skyrim for me. It's a massive world and you are basically a god in human form. You can be whatever you want, you can go wherever you want. You can play the game at your own pace and would still be rewarding if you do a speed run. You have multiple options...

I didn't even know they still made flash games. I think I stopped playing them (or even looking for them) once I had a proper (decent) enough PC that can run current games. Back when I had my first PC, it was a terrible machine and could only run the lowest of games, so I mostly had to reply on...

Red Alert 2, Diablo 2, and GTA San Andreas. I still play them from time to time, and I still have the original discs I had of these games when I was a kid. Scratched and all, but they still do the trick. Amazingly enough, these games still holds up with today's games in terms of gameplay and...

Short answer, no. It's a generic online RPG with Elder Scrolls elements, and it really squeezes all the money out of you. From purchasing the base game, to expansion packs for new areas which are even more expensive than the base, then to the in-game currency so you can get yourself a horse...

I still prefer wired ones just for the consistency and having to play a game without having to worry about it disconnecting while you are in the middle of a battle. For the battery operated ones (that you have to change every now and then), it's added purchase compared to the DS4 which has an...

Resident Evil 4 was great. Too bad the things that made it great (3rd person over the shoulder perspective, shooting game style, lesser puzzles) were made even more prominent in the next few sequels of this franchise. I logged in quite a few hours with RE4, but I only played 5 once, and I...

That's online competition for you. As long as there's a profit, be it money, in-game items, or simply the feeling of being better than some stranger online, people will do it. And I can't blame them though, as you would do the same thing too if given the chance. When you see your name high up...

I played Doom 2 and Hexen in my uncle's PC, then when I had my own, the first game there was Red Alert 2. So there's definitely some nostalgia bonus points when I play those again in my PC. Red Alert 2 is easy enough to be adapted into modern operating systems, but D2 and Hexen needed emulators...

Red Alert 2 maybe? But that's because a skirmish game only lasts about an hour, compared to big time games like Skyrim and Witcher 3 that takes weeks to finish. The longer games also take a toll, since when starting a new game you really do not want to replay all the same missions that you must...

I think the dark side of esports is the elitism of older players when confronted by beginners of the game. There's also instances where players (I think in CSGO) of using PEDs (for the lack of a better term) like Adderall to improve concentration and reaction time, especially in crucial...

If you are a completionist, then yes. In Steam there are achievements for games, so it makes the game longer because you're trying to get those checked off, and I honestly do it just so I can take it off the books and say I've done everything that could be done in this game, time for the next...

What else would I use it for, and what device will I use that will provide the same (if better) gaming experience than the PC? I've always been a PC gamer, and I don't think that will change anytime soon. Easier controls, better hardware, emulators if you are into that, and all other stuff that...

The Edge of Tomorrow movie was basically a video game. The lead character kills a rare alien and it gave him the ability to travel back in time after he dies, basically doing a reset or do-over when you fail a level in the video game. Of course this won't last, as he loses the ability just...

I'm currently playing Tekken 7 on PC. I played Tekken 3 and 5 on the Playstation, but I couldn't play T6 since it's an exclusive to PS3 or PS4, I can't remember, and I didn't have the funds (nor the motivation) to get a new gen console. So it was a surprise when I found out T7 was coming to the...

I think it's coming back to Los Santos after being away during the story in GTA San Adreas. You have been exiled for 2/3 of the game, and you had to explore the entire map of San Andreas, getting missions and tasks along the way, all building up to you trying to reclaim your area from the enemy...

Dota 2 is technically a free-to-play game, but that doesn't mean you get all the perks and fun out of it while playing for free. Tournaments, challenges, skins; all that requires actual money, which for some people (like me) are a lot to ask for just some in-game items that won't even make the...

Back when I was a kid and games were ran from CDs, then definitely yes. But now with the advent of Steam and other digital games with restrictions on number of PCs used, as well as only having one account meaning all achievements run through it, then no, I don't share games anymore. It's not as...

My friend uses a laptop for gaming. No matter how expensive it is, it still won't compare to a PC. From changeable parts, to a bigger screen, a computer is the pinnacle of gaming platforms and you know it. There's really little negative side to using one, and the only gaming obstacle is for...

I'm the typical gamer. On my first run, I play on the default difficulty. I don't look at spoilers or guides online, and I finish the game. Then, I obsess over all the secrets of the game. Quests I missed, items I missed, results I missed because I picked the wrong choice; then after that, I go...