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It depends. I sometimes get or use hints when playing a game. I am not sure if you would really call them cheats. They are just strategies to help play the game. I don't feel bad about using them. Sometimes you are just stuck on a level.

I look for graphics and action to get more and more lifelike. I also bet there will be more and more people who can't tell the difference between fantasy and reality, if all they do is game. It might get harder and harder for them to do so. It's on them however, and who ever is bankrolling them.

I haven't but I think my roommate has. He played Mafia Wars with people from all over the world. It was an intense game, but all it really had to offer was interaction. The game was just a matter of button pushing so it really wasn't all that exciting in terms of games and how they go.

Well it is much easier to do for one thing. No special devices need to be utilized unless you have a specialized gaming laptop or something, It might well be the trend of the future. I know it would work better for me.

I agree with you. We all know as technology gets further utilized it gets smaller. This is just one of the things that always happens. Maybe in the future gaming consoles will become quite portable, with full effects, almost like a gameboy or something similar.

Some people are totally funded by mom and dad or maybe a romantic partner. I guess if you can compete in a contest and win big bucks it might be worth it to do all this gaming, but that is a big if..you are probably more likely to end up with carpal tunnel syndrome or gamers thumb or...

It sounds like a great game to me. I might look for it. I used to play this game that used to be offered on the weather channel app, it was driving through all sorts of terrain, with different weather conditions. It was quite a fun game actually.

Yes, lots of options are always great for those who want to explore new worlds. It sounds like a category that many people would be interested in, newbies to gaming and those just looking for a challenge. I would be all for it.

Yes, I think you have to have some initial success with the game in order to keep playing. People are unlikely to play a game even if they like it, if all they do is lose. You have to feel like you can get somewhere in the game in order to keep playing in my opinion.

Yes, I think that it is important to find people you feel comfortable with to be a part of your guild or clan. It is just one of the things that you might want to do, and have as part of your world, so you need to find those of a like mind to be part of your group in my opinion.

If I was stuck on an island, the kind of game I would play would depend on whether I had electricity or not. In the case of no electric, I guess solitaire would be in order so I would have a deck of cards with me. IF I had electric, I would have to think about what game I would want to bring...

I remember the name but I never played it. My cousins who were somewhat younger than I am had Atari games. As I mentioned on here before, the game I remember, which is even older than the Commodore 64 or Super Mario was Pong. It was the first electronic game that I know of.

Yes, I think being part of the action and the feeling of being there is what gamers most enjoy. Some games are so realistic it is as if you really are part of that world and playing that game. It is a feeling that most who game enjoy in my opinion.

Yes, it is not like you have to see the person face to face, and if you don't want to deal with them you don't have to. I would say that working with people in the gaming world or being a leader there is likely easier too!

It is hard to be a leader in real life or the gaming world. It seems like at times leaders put alot into a situation and people don't recognize their efforts. I think that it is important to be fair and equitable as a leader and allow your reputation to speak for itself whether it is in the...

Yes, I think you are right. I think when you get to the point where you are frustrated it is time to do something else. Maybe if you quit and go back to it you will have success the next time you do it. You never know. There is an old saying, if at first you don't succeed, try, try and try again.

I haven't heard of Indie games before. It sounds like a new and interesting category. I might want to explore that category at some point in time. It seems like there is a lot of potential in that area. I think it is one of the things worth exploring.

I don't know, most of the games I play I have played for awhile som most of them are pretty easy for me. Somedays when I want a challenge I might play something that I haven't played as much, and it will be a challenge for me. I think we all need that challenge aspect from time to time.

No, I don't have the coding skills to do something like that, but I bet my son could do it. He is pretty masterful when it comes to coding and something like that might be right up his alley. I think it is a strong possibility he might know how to do that.

I think getting personal recommendations is the smart way to handle this, because if all you do is watch trailers, as the others have said, you may be misled, as the trailers may only be giving you the highlights of the game and you may get little feeling as to what it is really like to play the...