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This may seem like the "incorrect' answer, but Resident Evil 4 has and will always be my favorite horror game of all time. Playing it on a PS2, a console you can't expect that level of intricacy on, was just so magical. Its a gigantic game with a huge world and a lengthy storyline. Tons of...

Only sports games I really play are motorsports like Gran Turismo, Forza and DiRT. But with regards to more team/ball sports related stuff, I have played FIFA a few times with friends. While its not my genre, I totally see the appeal. FIFA 17 is an impressive title with great graphics and...

While there is no specific genre that I really dislike other than sports games, which Im just not particularly interested in, (bar motor sports) but I'd say sandbox/open world games are number one for me. Minecraft, Grand Theft Auto, Terraria, Stardew Valley, that type of thing. Just being so...

Well, my rather sad little MacBook Air has a measly 13 inch display that pushes out 720p, around 1440 x 900. Sure, its not wonderful and if you look close enough you CAN see the pixels, but its not that awful. Viewing angles I admit are bad though. I wouldn't mind getting a cheaper 1080p Dell...

The only PlayStation 1 games I ever played was Twisted Metal and Crash Bandicoot. The former was a pretty ridiculous racing game but it really shone and showed what the console was capable of. Everyone knows and loves the latter, of course. On PlayStation 2 I had a lot of different games...

I guess in terms of the style, I miss games like Ratchet and Clank, Daxter (That Jak and Daxter series with the squirrel looking creature and the people with huge ears) and Crash Bandicoot. Essentially any of those third person adventure type games with a nice story, cute little graphics and...

FPS games in my opinion tend to have the most replay value. This is especially the case with online multiplayer shooters as they are a lot more competitive and you alway strive to become number one or hone your skills against other players. And in games like Warface or COD you want to always...

Perhaps not at a super competitive e-Sports level, but yes it is gaming in my opinion. This is especially the case in today's standards where there are very big, expansive and long, sort of in depth games with plenty to do and multiplayer with leaderboards and achievements. Many games are no...

During the days of Minecraft and Warfare multiplayer, I was practically at addiction level and played for anything from 5 to 12 hours per day. It definitely took away my life, especially from a social standpoint. I did the same with CS:GO a few years later, especially during holidays/vacations...

Perhaps, one day when I learn to code I will. I actually have this idea for a BlackJack or Crazy 8's mobile game that you can play with your friends via Bluetooth when you are in close proximity to them. So in other words, you can flip and throw cards onto other people's phones in the game/app...

I think this is a matter of "to each their own" more than anything. I personally have played hundreds of hours of both titles as I really enjoy that type of sandbox style game and I don't consider amazing, AAA 3D graphics a number one priority in my games. I guess the best way to put it is to...

Well on console I had about 60 games (physical copies that made a huge tower on my desk) on my PS2 before I sold it. Funny story is that when I got rid of those games I received $2 per copy, resulting in a pretty shoddy $120 for all my prized possessions. I paid at least a quarter of that amount...

I received my first console, a PlayStation 2, in 4th grade. I remember it was when my parents got back together after getting into an argument that lead to them splitting up. My stepfather tried really hard to make it up to us and he knew I've always wanted a console. I experienced so much joy...

I've never found any of them particularly favorable as they are all obviously significantly inferior to the game they are ripping off (or as they would call it, "taking inspiration from") Most mobile version are pretty bad and always feature awful, unfinished user interfaces and texture packs...

Probably between Genji and Mercy. Genji has this awesome ninja aesthetic and his weapons are really fun to use once you get it right. Being Mercy also changes the game up a little and forces you to be a team player, which is great. Widow would probably take second or third place for me because...

I think to say one is better than the other would be a bit of a logical fallacy. They all have their merits and lack thereof in different departments. I love COD, whether its the classics or, contrary to popular opinion, the newer, futuristic titles. They all look really good and they're great...

I'd say if you have the money, you might as well. Even more mainstream mechanical keyboards like Razer's offerings provide a lot more functionality and comfort while also being very aesthetically pleasing. That is if you're into the loud, angular design language that gaming peripherals usually...

No doubt. Especially if they have a large authority like TheRadBrad, PewDiePie or Jacksepticeye. Those guys get millions of viewers that can ultimately convert into thousands, if not hundreds of thousands of downloads of the game they are playing. This is especially the case for games you...

At the moment, yes. I usually mess around in a game like Don't Touch The Spikes while listening to music or while waiting for an event to happen, someone to arrive, an ad break to end, e.t.c. I used to play a lot of other mobile games more for the fun factor or for the competitive side, such as...

I used to have an IKEA-esque wooden chair but it was awful and ultimately ruined my posture. Now I have this "Type R' race car bucket seat type office/gaming chair. It has the nice rotating swivel thing underneath and wheels, which is great and increase mobility and fun factor by a thousand. It...