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Oh yeah, I remember Duck Hunt. It was a fun and classic game. Since I am really old, we played Pong, the earliest video game that only worked about half the time. We had it hooked up to an old TV in the basement. It was a game that was exciting to us though, since we had seen nothing like it...

It sounds like you got your answer up above. It seems like this character has a lot going for her, and is something that might well be worth spending money on. I have no personal knowledge of course, but it seems like a lot of people do, and that you have gotten your question answered sufficiently.

Last night I was watching a trailer for the new Spiderman game on Playstation, and I have to admit it looks pretty awesome, but I had to think, is this the way the game would really be? Of course, since I don't buy games, it wouldn't be something I was really interested in, but it does make you...

Sometimes I watch trailers when they are being presented by sites I am trying to earn money on. Oftentimes these trailers are meant to encourage you to purchase the game, so they are as enticing as possible. However, that little glimpe is not really enough to make a decision.

I just started playing games because I had heard of them, and thought they would be fun. I had heard of Angry Birds for a long period of time and sister showed me how to play it on the phone so I was interested.

I think it is your brain signalling you it is time to take a break at that point. I think we have all had those moments when gaming that make us just want to toss the game into the trash bin. It can be a rough time and one that causes us to become very upset if we don't stop playing.

Well maybe, but many people today have tracking devices that let them know how many calories they are burning at any given time. It is just one of the things that technology can do for us. I guess if you have board you can build up a sweat using the Wii.

Some games are easy and some are hard, but I really think it depends partially on your skill level and whether you have played other similar games. It is kind of hard to find the exact right degree of challenge when it comes to a game. I think it is something that needs to looked at when you are...

Honestly, I never purchase games. I play free ones or I don't play. I just need my money more at this point in time than buying games I may grow tired of in a relatively short period of time. Maybe it won't be this way forever, but for now it is!

I never played a soccer game, but I have played many racing games. I think that the racing games are fun, I would think that if you were a soccer fan you would likely enjoy a soccer game, but I am not sure that you would get the same enjoyment out of a video game that you would from watching or...

Yikes, I can't imagine paying that much for a laptop that is primarily designed for gaming. I wouldn't even pay that for a general laptop, so I would find myself hard pressed to come up with that kind of money to spend on a gaming laptop.

I would go with Angry Birds. It is kind of a silly game, but it can be fun, and a good time Killer. I also like some of the M plus points game as well as Perk Pop Quiz. I may have mentioned this before.

I don't think that is a bad idea personally. After all kids could be playing those games, and there is no reason they should be exposed to vulgar language. There is enough of that in this society as it is.

Well, it isn't going to be as much exercise as doing the real thing, but the numbers kind of speak for themselves. If you are losing weight while playing a game, by moving around..it is certainly better than sitting in on your behind playing or a gaming console or PC for hours on end.

It might not be simple if you don't have a knowledge of the subject, but since he does, I think it might be something that those with a bit of knowledge could take advantage of. I like having options when it comes to gaming, and this might be something that would be beneficial.

I can't afford expensive headphones so unless I can get some on Amazon I will probably not get them. It is just one of the things that I choose not to spend money on. Cheap or inexpensive headphones work for me. I see no reason to spend big bucks on expensive headphones.

I think a slightly reclined chair would likely be the most comfortable. This is one of the ones that would probably have the best ergonomic design for gaming. It would likely be the best for your back and allow you to game with ease.

When I feel like it. I am home most days so I will play here and there when I have a few minutes. I am not playing video games so I can do a quick round or two of the games I play in a few minutes time.

I only upgrade my PC when I need a new one. I don't have the cash flow available to upgrade anything unless it is despartely in need of an upgrade. It is just one of the things that I need to do in the future. Right now, my equipment is OK with me, and that is good, because I can't get anything...

I have an Android phone so the only apps I use are obviously in that format. There are some great apps that are available in the Play Store, and you can find the sort of game you want when you go to the store. It is simply one of the ways to find the sorts of games you might want to try out.