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I have played Temple Run for a brief while and it was immensely fun. I have to delete the app not too long after I downloaded it because I kept crashing into obstacles. Repeatedly dying many times is a real discouragement, I have no choice but to stop playing. My family on the other hand are...

My hours of mobile game play varies from day to day, depending on whether I'm eating out for dinner after work. On a typical day, I would begin playing at around 8 o'clock, and spend anywhere from one to three hours on mobile devices. On weekends, I play mostly during daytime as I either have to...

I buy 3 to 4 titles a year, but ever since going to work I can afford to buy a few more. I would only buy games that I carefully researched beforehand or those I've had a taste of to avoid disappointment and a waste of money.

My first console (it's actually my dad's, but I treat it as mine anyway) was the first generation PlayStation. He used to play Bio-hazard on it a lot. When I'm in the house with nothing better to do I play raider's tomb on it. Brings back memories.

I'm only possessive of my games if I'm still not finished going through it. Once I'm done with it, I don't mind sharing it with my friends or relatives. I remember my first Pokemon game was borrowed from my friend, I'm always grateful for that.

Monopoly is a huge part of my formative years, I used to play it all the time at family reunions with my cousins. In recent years I've really taken a liking to Cluedo. Very exciting and a brilliant way to amp up your memory skills and brain power, wrapped in an element of suspense. I also love...

Maybe it won't arrive for at least two years' time, but I'm stoked about the prospect of a new GTA. I hope Rockstar would finally create a female protagonist for the franchise. It's already 2017, it's about time for a change.

On a typical work day I don't really have time or the energy to play so maybe 0 to 1 hour. Weekends are a different story, if I don't have to go out then I would spent around 5 to 6 hours. Otherwise I would still find time to play at least 3 hours.

I have gone on for four hours at most. Does this imply I have great self-control? As fun as it is, I find myself able to stop playing at any given moment. I suppose I'm just a person who needs to go out for some fresh air every now and then.

I would liken Minecraft to the equivalent of a modern day Lego. While Lego blocks are immensely fun, they can be quite expensive, not to mention a spatial limit if you aim to create a large piece of structure. Minecraft, on the other hand, eliminates both of these issues in a clean sweep. Anyone...

I think it's a breath of fresh air comparing it to other first person shooting games. An overwhelming number of shooting games are based on the two world Wars and it gets a bit boring after a while. The visuals in this game are stunning and I particularity admire the dystopian near-future setting.

With the developments in apps in recent years, the difference between traditional console games and mobile games are getting blurred all the time. Its hard to define what gaming is and what is not, since there are too many overlapping areas. I suppose after a few years maybe we can play full...

There's one game I would still play on Wii and that's Wii Sports. I think its a really nice concept, there are a lot of sports to choose from and it supports multi-player. The best thing is probably that you get the feeling of a workout session without the process being dull.

I have the first generation handheld Nintendo Gameboy where the games are in black and white. I also have the 3DS which I love but my favorite is the square-shaped foldable Gameboy in color. I like it the most because I saved up my pocket money for months to make a purchase, it means a lot to me.

I mean, violence is a central part of GTA, players already have an expectation before purchasing the game. After playing so many other GTA games nothing seems too violent for me personally. If any parents are worried about their kids being influenced it is their duty to educate them. I've killed...

More than I want to calculate, and most of the time I'm not even doing anything to help my character progress in the game, just some silly antics that for some reason I like doing repeatedly. For instance, one of my favorite past times in the games is to run over pedestrians on the side-walk...

First online game was Runescape. I didn't want to register but my friend insisted and I certainly did not regret the decision. I love doing the quests, the dialogues are witty and humorous at times and I like exploring the cities.

RuneScape is my first real online game experience and I'm grateful for my friend introducing it to me back in the day. I stopped playing for many years but went back to it last year to see what has changes over the years. Needless to say, I was in for a shock. The graphics have apparently...

My favorite on FIFA and on the pitch is Cristiano. I admire how dedicated he is in pushing himself forward all the time and train his body in such a way that he can prolong his prime years, he has the right mentality to be a top athlete. The fact that he is a human goal-scoring machine does not...

The best I've ever done was seven goals, not a lot obviously when compared to some of the posts on here. But I remember scoring more than fifteen in other FIFA rip-off games, along with one or two by the goalkeeper himself running from box-to-box, and I felt pretty good about my performance for...