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I've never played any Final Fantasy game before, but I might buy this one due to all the hype I've heard about it.

My favorite will always be Hey You, Pikachu!. No shame. Most surprising/tragic ending in all of gaming. :worried:

If I went through all of my games, I probably got the most from Wal-Mart. I have memories of my dad getting excited by seeing a game in the store and making an impulse buy multiple times.

I play Team Fortress 2 through Steam, since, well...it's the only way you can play it. I also acquired a lot of free codes for random games, however, have never played any of them. I'm building up a backlog for the apocalypse when the Internet goes out.

My family's always had consoles. I remember playing a Nintendo 64 when I was in preschool. The first console I remember getting really excited about/being specifically gifted to me was a Wii.

The above poster seems to be unaware that these photos are fakes/hypotheticals. I personally think that the Xbox 720 looks better then the Xbox One turned out to be. :tongueout:

You can find pretty much any old game on Amazon or eBay. Sometimes people strike luck at thrift shops/Goodwills that aren't aware of the actual value of a game, so I'd definitely keep an eye out at those.

I find a little bit of guilt in my enjoyment of Postal 2. Yes, it is an insanely dark satire in which you have the free range to "go postal" and kill civilians - even animals. But it's a good stress reliever with a kinda genuine storyline - you can go through the whole game without killing anyone.

My mom rented the America's Next Top Model game just to see what it was like. Let me just say it was one of the most mind-numbingly boring and obviously incomplete games I've ever seen released onto the open market.

Kingdom Hearts was a great game that only the PS2 had; I imagine it was a bit of a "killer app" for the system when it first came out. Now, for games that you can play on other systems/weren't PS2 exclusive...there's the classic Half-Life. Grand Theft Auto: Vice City is still a lot of fun to...

This is definitely a reoccurring thing. Some YouTubers who are guaranteed to make your game boom in popularity if they play it include Game Grumps, Markiplier, PewDiePie...

I think with the rise of purchasing games digitally, console players don't have to get up and change games anymore either. It's really all about time management and knowing when to quit, rather you play on a PC or a console. Remember that you are always in control of your own actions and how...

I've only paid for one mobile game, and I think it'll be the only mobile game I ever pay for - Super Mario Run. In my opinion, $10 was worth it for a full Mario game on my phone. Other pay-to-play mobile games really don't seem worth it.

I might get shit for this (as I probably should), but I spend an embarrassing amount of time playing Club Penguin Rewritten. It's a rebuild of Club Penguin since it shut down, but only the best parts. As in, it's a replica of the game during its peak years, the filter isn't as ridiculous (though...

If a game is ridiculously difficult, I'm not going to have fun. I'm going to get frustrated and start yelling/swearing, and then my mom's going to get frustrated and start yelling at me that it's just a game from the other room. Videogamedunkey did a great video on video game difficulty, though...

Nice to meet you all. I suppose I'm what one could call a "casual" (gasp!), though I do enjoy games. Some of my favorite games of all time: Game Dev Tycoon Persona 4 Postal 2 The Sims 3 Splatoon Super Mario Bros. Super Scribblenauts Super Smash Bros. Brawl Sometimes I get in a fighter mood...