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I purchased the Arkham series last month and I'm still busy with the 2nd one. The first game was amazingly well made and it really felt like a superhero video game, and you actually feel like Batman. The map of the game is expansive enough that it doesn't feel so enclosing, while the tasks and...

GTA San Andreas was my first GTA game and it blew my mind. From the open world gameplay, to the violence, to the driving aspects; it was a complete game and you get to have fun both when playing missions or when you are simply driving around, trying to enjoy this video game world. It was an...

It's good to waste time on, but they're there for the person who's bored away from a computer, so playing games on mobile would be enough. I think if I have the option to play a mobile game on PC and a standard PC game, I'd pick the PC game every single time. Also, most mobile games nowadays...

I think people take it way too seriously, or not at all. It makes the game very toxic for everyone else when someone keeps talking over chat because his team is losing. I really hate that aspect of the game, and that's why at times I'd rather play single player games than online multiplayer...

Any game that requires "virtual currency" that you have to purchase with real money is a no-no for me. Spending real money on the entire game, sure, but for specific items that only affect the game's aesthetics, or make you imbalanced is definitely a crime that should not be promoted in gaming...

I played it before, but I found it repetitive after the first hour or so. The different types of plague spreaders may change the gameplay a bit, and the vampire thing was fun, but at the end of the day, it's a simulation game through and through, with point and click gameplay mechanics for the...

Mobile games drain a lot of battery compared to say, playing music on your phone. So that's what I do, and it's a lot more relaxing that way. Just watching the environment while you are blasting some tunes on your phone is a nice way to spend some free time while waiting for something...

Reset the game and try again. I'll beat it eventually. Funny thing though, the hardest games I had as a kid are so simple now if I replay them. Did I just grow up or did I just suck as a player before? We will never know. But that's about it, it's not like an arcade where you have to keep paying...

My Plantronics headset has been alive for over a year now without any visible or audible decline in quality. I think for the price I paid, it really went over and beyond the quality and service the product provided. Some day it's all about the handling of the user, but I think it's also about...

I destroyed mine by leaning too much. I guess it was an average priced chair, but it was still very vulnerable at that point in the back, so it got destroyed quickly. Now I'm on this crappy monoblock chair that came with the apartment, and I guess it does its job, and it's better for my posture...

Shadow Shaman for me. Multiple disables and a tower pushing ultimate makes you a really good support, and the game gets easier when you play with people who would complement that style, such as fellow gankers like Balanar or Pudge. It also frees me up to roam around warding and supporting my...

San Andreas for me. There really is no better feeling when you had to go home to Los Santos after being away for half the game, now trying to get revenge and fix the streets that you once called home. I thought it was an awesome game that had the perfect blend of size and story. The size of the...

Skyrim for me. Always have, always will be. I really want to replicate that feeling when I first played this game. The open world before you, the quests, twists, and turns that will take you far and wide in this realm. Killing your first dragon, finishing your first dungeon, entering your first...

It's a single player game since I still have the old Diablo 2 triple discs I had when I was a kid. I found a bunch of old CDs in a box when I was cleaning up my old room, and it still had Civ 3, Red Alert 2, Age of Mythology, and Rise of Nations. It was a pretty nostalgic feeling and all I had...

I actually just played Diablo 2 and the Expansion a few weeks ago. All hardcore characters as I never finished one as a kid. I finished a summonmancer build, although it got a little boring in Hell Difficulty because the summons were reduced to dealing out 25% of their total damage, which made...

Avatar: The Burning Earth. Yes, I was a fan of the show, and I really thought that the game would live up to the awesomeness of the 3rd season. I was wrong. The plot was chopped, diced, and utterly demolished by the video game company. It did not follow the story, nor did it stay within the...

I think the most trouble I have had with gaming is the achievements (Steam), and in old school games when they had their own challenge modes with completion rewards. I'm the type of player who always wants 100% completion, and sometimes the game developers really make it a point to not let that...

I haven't played board games in decades, not since I was a kid and played it with my siblings when there were storms, and they had to cut off the power. That's pretty much it, I loved Snakes and Ladders, and to be honest, it's the only thing we had because we grew up with not a lot in terms of...

Absolutely not. Paying for skins and all that are really ridiculous for me, as they contribute nothing to the game. It's just a way for a player to be different, and that's really annoying at times, as people would rather spend their money on looks rather than say, buying a new game that they...

I've played Counter Strike 1.6 a lot as a kid. I was curious if these newer CS games have changed much since then? I have never played the newer ones, and I am wondering what they are like. Any good news?