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I see. Wording threw me off for a minute and made me think you were implying that the GR game codes could replace the actual Premium system as a source of support for the forum. My bad >.>

Except it's not. There are a finite number of GR codes. Rebellions are constantly generated. Once you've run out of codes and everyone and their brother has bought Premium with Rebillions instead of cash, the only way to get more codes is to pay out of pocket. The objective of any community with...

VGA Passthrough though. :S Linuxmasterrace.

The first computer that truly belong to me (wasn't a family PC) was this really old and bulky eMachine T1100. It was a huge hotbox that could warm your feet quicker than Firewalking. I remember playing a ton of DOOM, but it would crash quite a bit and I usually took that as my cue to go outside...

Before Hardline and BF4, I'd have said Battlefield all the way. At this point I really don't like either of them.

Pretty sure Hostgator or whatever company is being used doesn't accept Rebellions. I'm willing to bet that many of the active members would prefer this place remain Ad-free as well.

It's pretty sad that you would need a DLC to find any players online. Especially for a "AAA" title. After checking Steam's population tracker, AW peaks at ~3,700 players. That should tell you enough :s

A couple of the best that I've seen so far: Both gave me shivers. Keep in mind when posting, they don't have to be modern titles. This is sort of like the Hall of Fame for cinematic game trailers.

Yes.

With the release of the 1.3 patch Terraria has shot up to the 3rd most played game on Steam. I think now would be a good time to consider starting up an official server for it. They're pretty easy to manage and fairly cheap to maintain. I can definitely see it bringing in members as well.

I need a good mix of them both to truly enjoy a game. If it's way too difficult and complex, I'm likely to drop it whereas if it's too simple and easy I'd get bored very quickly. That happy medium is what keeps my attention. A good example would be the Contra series. The game is pretty hard, yet...

It's well worth it. It became a tad confusing at some parts but for the majority of the game it's pretty straightforward.

Bioshock 2 hands down.

As much as I enjoyed some of the games released on the platform, I'd have to say the biggest flop was [Trigger Warning] the Dreamcast. Technically speaking, it was an amazing system for it's time. A generation ahead of it's competition, however it just could not take off. Perhaps due to the...

It'd be a tie between two of the best RPGs I've ever played. or Those are one of the only games I can play for hours on end and not get bored to tears.

So in a hint of nostalgia I loaded up Pokemon Red today and picked up an old save I saved to my dropbox from ~2009. I already caught all 151 Pokemon and I'm sure I've demolished the E4 at least 20 times. I checked my inventory and noticed the 6th item was a stack of Rare Candies well beyond 255...

I'm standing by that.

I thought it was a great first step. It was very refreshing to play a modern Halo title on PC. I had a bit of fun spamming rockets and spartan lasers and such. I hope to see it progress into something larger in the future.

Oh yes. Doom 3, Dying Light, perhaps Killing floor 1 and 2. There are plenty of them friend.