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I would say the next xbox and playstation system as I have all current and older consoles. I'm mostly curious to see if they will be able to take me away from my Gaming PC.

I have both and play both for the exclusives each have. Though if a game is console only and on both, I usually choose the xbox, just easier to get started up and into the game most of the time.

This genre still exists in a way. The only types of games I can find that are similar to these are casual games, but they lack the difficulty and depth that I like. Most of them can be finished within a hour and like you mentioned, you could spend longer than that on one puzzle in Myst. So...

I still play them. Some must play adventure games are Day of the Tentacle and Monkey Island (all of them). There are a lot more good ones and for anyone looking to play older adventure games, look up ScummVM. I just recently started playing through Day of the Tentacle again, has to be one of...

My current favorite mini-game is Jetpack Joyride. I have it on my phone, tablet and PS3. just in case anyone doesn't know, it's a free download on PS3, you don't even need a plus membership. It's a very addicting game.

I've made quite a few, puzzle type games, children games and small scale role-playing games. The feeling of accomplishment when a project is completed is awesome. Congratulations on your game and keep on making them.

Tomb Raider will include multiplayer modes. Two that have been announced are Team Deathmatch and Rescue. The Team Deathmatch is what you would expect, but the Rescue seems to be interesting. In Rescue, one team is tasked with obtaining a med-pak item while the other team is tasked with killing...

Role-playing games are my favorite. I enjoy the immersive stories, large worlds to explore and characters with lots of depth. I like starting off weak and to get stronger as I play through the game and obtain new abilities.

I think it is about finding a balance. Some games I will play on hard while others I would play on normal and I never play a game on easy. But, in the end, it really comes down to how the game is designed. I enjoy some games just because of the difficulty, while others I want a challenge but...

For me it just depends on the game. Some games work better with a keyboard and some with a controller. I don't think I have a preference to one or the other. But, for those that do hate the keyboard for games, you can use a program like xpadder to configure your controller to emulate keyboard...

PC gaming is superior in my opinion and while I enjoy PC gaming more, I still enjoy playing a console. Consoles will always exist. A lot of developers don't want to mess with trying to develop for multiple hardware configurations and drivers. Consoles have fixed hardware and your game is...

I have a Genesis. I beat Sonic 1 and 2 just the other day and played some comix zone. Also, I agree it is one of the best systems ever.

I personally liked the two previous installments of Army of Two. I played them both with my brother and we enjoyed it. I'm not really looking forward to the new reboot of the series though. I don't really like anything I have heard about it so far. What do you think of previous games and...

Mine was also an Atari 2600. I still play it now and then. It's an old but great system. My next system was a 7800 then NES.

I'm currently playing Borderlands 2 and Halo 4, both are great. I'm also still playing Skyrim, which I have been playing since it's release date. Skyrim plus mods equals never boring.

As far as consoles are concerned, I buy from Gamefly when I come across one I want to keep. For PC, I purchase all digital, at whichever site has the best deal. Steam and GoG being my favorite distributors.

I'm really looking forward to GTA V, Bioshock Infinite and The Last of Us. There are a lot more more coming out that I want to play also. I think it's going to be another good year for gaming.

My all-time favorite game is Final Fantasy VII. I've completed it several times, and still never get bored of it.

I've been gaming since Atari days, but the one system that gave me the best game experiences is the SNES. It has many of the best RPG's ever made, which makes me biased towards it. That aside, I think it has a very well-rounded library of games that anyone can enjoy.

The Wii U is a new system, which means small game library. The 360, on the other hand, has a huge library of games to choose from. I eventually plan to pick one up myself whenever the staple Nintendo games come out (Mario, Zelda).