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I have this rule when playing video games and I have to use guns. If it has lasers in it, I don't like it. I think it's just not very realistic. In Fallout 4 for example, I'd rather have your good old sniper rifle and M4 rifle over (albeit more powerful) laser guns like plasma cannons and alien...

I pre-ordered a game ONCE. Civilization 6. Long story short, the refund button works. I played Civ 3 and 5 for hundreds of hours without getting bored, and then 6 came and after an hour of playing, I already got bored. It wasn't worth nearly the amount they charged, and I even got the Deluxe...

Hopefully. But I hear their sales weren't as big when they were doing the whole "Call of Duty with zombies" thing in RE5 and 6, so this return to form might discourage them from following it up, since the money isn't as big as before. I agree that older fans of the franchise loved the game, but...

I only do those challenges when I'm done with the game and I'm looking for something to keep me hooked on the game. Timed challenges are always fun if you want a new reason to play another round of the story, while doing the higher difficulties always bring the challenge of you having to master...

Currently using Windows 10 and I've been using Windows since 98. I never really tried anything else since the versions I used (98, XP, 7, and 10) have been great and I figure, "why fix what isn't broken". I read about the reviews on newer upgrades, so I definitely stayed away from Vista and...

Can't be just the graphics card though. Every part of the PC needs to be on the same level otherwise the most advanced part will be held down by the lowest one. I have an i3240 processor with a 1060 6GB graphics card and apparently I'm not accessing the max potential of my graphics card because...

Supernatural? I figure if it's a video game the whole monster hunting genre is a bit overdone already and Supernatural won't provide anything new significantly, so maybe do a telltale series about them while they try and track down the monster of the week while dealing with the police and the...

I haven't played consoles since 2011 when my PS2 died. I really don't see the need, since I can play emulators of tons of consoles in the PC, and I can browse the internet while alt+tabbing a game if I need a break. The mouse and keyboard obviously are better controllers for most games, and the...

My friend in elementary school brought me to a computer shop after class one day. First 2 games he showed me was Counter Strike 1.6 and Diablo 2. The shop also had games like Warcraft 3, Starcraft, Battle Realms, and Ragnarok Online. But Diablo 2 was the game that caught my attention and I...

Probably not; lots of reasons why though, motion sickness for one. I easily get them from first person games. Biggest offenders for me include the Talos Principle, Dishonored, and for a bit Fallout 4. I got insanely dizzy when the response time between the mouse movement and the camera movement...

I loved Arkham Asylum. It really made me feel like the Caped Crusader solving puzzles and crime inside the Asylum itself. I loved it so much I played it 2 more times, then bought Arkham City and Origins. When I played City, well, it became more of an open-world GTA-esque style instead of a...

Well the game was located in Los Santos after all. And yeah the final mission in San Andreas was iconic so maybe they stuck that in, but it's not that important though. What's important is that when they eventually do the remaster, the game is gonna look so great with GTA 5's graphics I can...

Yeah, people waste their first time playing great games by Youtubing playthroughs and not discovering locations for themselves. They go online to forums or sites and go, "I'm playing bla bla for the first time, what should I know about it?" or when you obviously know they're just seeking...

It sucks when players who just want to play get stopped by the game companies themselves. It's like they want the players to play the game their way, not anything else. That's why other companies do this kind of stuff too, like ban the ability to make mods in the game, let the players pay up for...

I think it's the opposite. Anyone can make a game nowadays, so those dreamers of the past who thought they needed thousands upon thousands of dollars to build their dream can start right now with basic games just to get their name out there. You can make a name for yourself, make some...

Have fun dude. It's one of the best games I've played and you can easily clock 200 hours on one playthrough. Definitely worth it and I suggest you don't go online to read about spoilers or guides if you're stuck in a place. It's much more rewarding to figure stuff out for yourself rather than...

I have no problem with it, as long as it doesn't help make the game easier. By all means, let them buy $300 worth of knives if it makes them feel better. But if a game sells items that makes the game easier, then I really have to look down on the game. Especially when it's online; where people...

I remember this game from the emulator I got as a kid. It was basically just jumping up and controlling the engine without burning out. It was fun, but it was really repetitive as was the rest of the games from that era. Too bad the limitations of the time really showed since most games were...

I've always assumed the Wii is more for kids and non-gamers like parents or the elderly. Easy controls, light games, and all in all, it's more for fun rather than a serious gaming session. Xbox has serious games that can either be competitive online or just big AAA games that can drag you down...

Well most games when you get bored enough, you start killing the people in it. It's kinda the gamer way. GTA, Skyrim, Witcher 3, Fallout 4; as long as you are capable of killing the NPCs of the game, you know you're gonna do it eventually. It's like when every enemy in the game has been...