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Rust. I used to love playing Rust, but the community slowly went on a downward spiral. It's gotten to the point where I almost regret the purchase.

Shao Kahn easy. Don't get me wrong, I hate Mortal Kombat, but I think Shao Kahn is the most badass villain.

RuneScape Classic circa 2000. I didn't think it'd be near as fun as it was. I met a lot of cool people and eventually they all moved on to other games.

Hopefully VR gaming has kicked off at that point and we see something like "Pokemon VR Adventure" or something where you've actually got to raise your Pokemon and travel to different regions. *sigh* my kids will be so lucky :/

I'll be 75 in my underwater resort, retired, married, with 3 grown children and 6 grandchildren still playing Pokemon Red/Blue/Yellow, or Gold/Silver/Crystal on my GameBoy Color. Those games are, for one reason or another, some of the most relaxing games I've ever played. As someone has said...

Megaman was one of the first games I ever played and to this day I can still breeze through Megaman I and get half way through Megaman II. Taking turns playing this game with friends all huddled around my small 24inch TV on weekends made up a good chunk of my childhood.

I believe developers should either wait until the game is just about complete (a couple of months prior to release) to allow people to "donate" to speed up the process, or just stick with the kickstarter method allowing people to dedicate a certain amount that is made unavailable to them until...

When I didn't have friends over it'd be Star Ocean Second Story. That game has so much depth to it, all of the characters had something about them that made them feel unique and valuable, the story was original, the battle system was flawless (in my opinion)... I could go on. It was a true gem...

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The new Hitman game has been fueling my hype for a while now.

Wow man that game looks beautiful. I've been playing a lot of Elite Dangerous and Star Citizen lately to get my fix on space/air dogfighting. Is this game FlightStick friendly?

I agree the $60 thing always stirred me the wrong way. There are very few games that I'd buy at full price (TW3, Fallout 4, Skyrim, etc.). Most of them are just not that appealing to me, or aren't worth $60. I'll either wait until the price drops or it goes on sale, or just buy the key from...

Damn I remember playing that game like crazy back in high school. I'm surprised it's still up, but then again I don't think Nexon is known to let things die :s. I distinctly remember long nights with friends stomping foxes. I can't really explain how I found it fun, but it was a really fun game.

I have to introduce some conditions before I share, but Dying Light is my favorite. Conditions are as follows Has to be very dark outside and all lights in your home are turned off You have to have your headphones on as high as you can get them. Turn your HUD off in game Wait for night time in...

The last game I played was Wolfenstien The New Order. I've been putting it off for sometime and yesterday I finally sat down and played it for a while. I can't believe I put this game off for so long, it's amazing.

I was surprised to see a PC version as well, but $15 for it? I think I'll pass :/

To be honest with you I wouldn't get a Steam Machine unless you plan to drop $700+ or you're comfortable doing a bit of tweaking, and if that were the case you'd be better off just building a PC. I like the premise of the Steam Machine and I love how it's encouraging developers to make games for...

It's about time... This was a long week

Reminds me a lot of this video. I think Fire Emblem had the best/worst discouragement method. I remember at some point there's a cut-scene followed by an attack and you have to be really lucky to push back the enemies and not lose someone you need.