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I'm currently using Windows 10. And I'll admit, on the first few months it was really buggy. I hated it, it slowed down my startup, some functions won't work, etc. But now I love it, ever since they had the creator's edition out I feel like Windows 10 has improved a lot. I do my gaming here, and...

CONTRA! Up Up Down Down Left Right Left Right B A! It's simple and fantastic, I can't remember if I finished it though. I think I finished it with a friend back then, but I'm not so sure because some stages were quite similar gameplay-wise. Still, all I remember is I had so much fun with it, I...

I think mine were games on Maidmarian.com LOL. I remember having my first taste of 3D online multiplayer hangout in clubmarian where all I did as flirt with women but it leads to nowhere because you pretty much can't do anything there except drive and chat. I used to play one of their games...

It really depends on the game for me. If it's an open world game, I'd prefer using keyboards because they're more comfortable for me. But if it's a fighting game, usually I'd rather use a gamepad. It's kind of hard when you're trying to execute combos for your character and you can't do some of...

I'm still not sure what Andromobile is, but if I were to base it on intuition I'm guessing it's running on an Android OS. I'd say some of the best games I've ever played there was Modern Combat 4 and Modern Combat 5. The graphics were amazing, the gameplay is smooth, and during story missions...

When it comes to mobile horror games, I'd say the mobile port of the Telltale: The Walking Dead. The graphics on mobile is almost the same as it is in PC and not to mention the gameplay is also almost exactly the same. As for other games, I'm not so sure because a lot of horror games I know in...

I'd say it's because a lot of things go into it, that is if you want to make something that's actually good and original. Otherwise, if you want to just ripoff a gameplay of already popular games, and maybe take the same sprites and just re-skin them, then I'd say it shouldn't take you too long...

On the same price range, if I don't necessarily have a gaming PC, and just an average one, I'd say in GTA IV was a terrible port. And I've read this a lot in forums too, so it's not just me. I don't even know why it runs so horribly, some of the graphics were missing/glitching/etc, although I've...

If by andogames you meant android games, there's not really a lot to it. It all comes down to your phone's specs. What type of processor is your phone using, how many cores does it have, how much ram do you have. I guess if you have low specs, you can try clearing the cache of the phone (maybe...

God of War and Twisted Metal series! God of War is just amazing for me, the storyline, the gore, everything is just so badass! And as for Twisted Metal, I understand that each game has it's own story but I've grown attached to the characters over time, and specially how the game evolved...

Hmmm. I'm not even sure if it counts as guilty pleasure, but since a lot of people also hated it (while a lot of people loved it too), I'd say Fallout 4. And to make it worse, I LOVE Fallout 4 way more than New Vegas (kill me). I just don't like how sunburst New Vegas is for me, I understand...

Mine would still be San Andreas to this day. I thought the gameplay was more fluid than Vice City, and I really dig the west coast hip hop soundtrack every time I turn on the radio and listen to Radio Los Santos. I still play it to this day, although in SA-MP (San Andreas Multiplayer) where I...

I personally love the Megaman Battle Network series. I thought the graphics were really cute and just right for me, I honestly think about it to this day and I hope to make a game with graphics similar to it. The game play was pretty decent too, combat wise, it's based off on random encounters...

There are games that I don't regret spending a lot of time in, like MMORPGs for example. This is mainly because I can make friends where I remain in contact with even after years of not playing the game. But as for the other games that I do regret spending time on, the way I try to avoid them is...

I payed for a couple during their sales. I believe I still have Goat Simulator and Evocreo in my old google account. Was it worth it? To support the developers I guess I could say why not. But for me personally, I don't even play those games much anymore. It was fun for a while, just like a lot...

Yes I do, the sad thing however is the fact that I think a lot of mobile game developers are just trying to cash in money as fast as they can, developing uninspired pay-to-win ripoffs of bigger games. This might be due to the fact that most of the mobile gaming audience are just casual gamers...

If I could live in any game, I would choose the world of Pokemon. There's just something about it that feels so happy and upbeat, despite the game being quite repetitive for some time. Plus, who doesn't want getting to go to far off places without your mom nagging, getting to play in casinos...

I believe that games fuel creativity for the future generations. No matter how violent the game is, it does not make it a great game if the overall plot/story sucks. The gore is just a bonus for me, because it makes you feel a bit more of the game, just like how you expect a horror movie to...

I'm two sided when it comes to freemium games, but that's mainly because it's free. And I feel like I don't have much to complain about because I pretty much get what I paid for... which is nothing. Besides, the company has to make money somehow, as long as they don't abuse that power then it's...

When it comes to adventure games, I guess you can never go wrong with big names from Bethesda. Fallout: New Vegas, The Elder Scrolls: Morrowind, and The Elder Scrolls: Skyrim are some of the best adventure games I've ever played. A big factor is that it's open world, so you kind of get that...