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Yeah, even today you can find cracked PSP games which is pretty cool. I also loved the Smackdown vs Raw games, the 2009 one was probably my one of my favorite games on the platform. Really well-designed.

Yep, owned PSP 3002 and I think I still have it laying around somewhere here. My favorite game used to be Tekken, a Mortal Kombat-style game that I played every single day online. It used to be a lot of fun beating people around and upgrading my characters.

From what I've read the book writer will also be an analyst on the show so I guess he will give them some pointers regarding the actors they choose. As long as they don't choose a babyface actor for Garret it should be fine. I would love to see Brett Dalton play him, he would fit the role like a...

I used to play it on PC, it's kept me hooked for a long time due to all the mods and additions I was able to get online. I kind of got bored of the game recently so I haven't played as much, but it's still a good game.

Dead Space is definitely my favorite mobile horror game. Mainly because there aren't many good horror games on this platform but it's also a very well-crafted game with an interesting story and good graphics. Definitely give it a try!

I own many physical copies, probably around 100 CDs. On my Steam and Origin accounts I have 30-something games, most of them being FIFA and Assassin's Creed. I love those franchises.

I play on PC but when it comes to consoles and handheld devices I would choose a console. There are just no good options on handheld devices except for a select few, but you get bored of them pretty quick. Consoles offer more versability.

Never managed to score more than 9 goals on single player on Legendary, I think there's no way possible really. Online I've even scored 15 goals once, but my opponent gave up after the 8th goal and decided to let me play around.

Being produced by Netflix can go both ways. You either get a good show like Daredevil or a big let-down like Iron Fist (man, still salty about this show. I got extremely hyped up for it). I'm sure they can do something good with The Witcher given they have so much story to choose from.

Yeah, I used to wipe disks everytime hoping that they would work again. Sadly, little me didn't know better and I didn't have enough brain cells to Google out a solution. Thank God games got cheap fast around that time.

Well, the older ones I used to loan for free but they had to pay money for the newer ones. Simply because the games were new and I didn't have time to play them through meant they had to pay a little, they were taking time away from me. Anyway, I'm sure less than a dollar for a month of playing...

Haha, don't even remind me of them. I probably lost a lot of homework due to those floppy disks, thank god they're not around anymore. They were extremely good for games indeed, I used to load a couple of simple ones and sell them for money at school.

Not many at the moment. With my current hectic work schedule I'm lucky if I even get 2 hours of gaming. I mostly play FIFA nowadays since I don't have the time to delve into a more detailed story. The weekends are my only hope.

They're not making a movie as far as I know, I was just saying they could make an easy money-grab with a movie inspired from games like Dead Rising. Of course, they would need a big budget to render all that CGI, otherwise it would end in a failure like Birdemic.

The next episodes will be on sale in the future definitely, they sell like hot cakes when they're discounted. If I were you I'd just buy the rest of the episodes from G2A, you won't spend more than $5 for what's left I reckon.

I still remember scratching up my Age of Empires II CD when I was a kid, I cried like a baby for a couple of days until my parents bought a new one. I've been pretty careful with my discs over the years though, I'm glad that nowadays you don't have to worry about that aspect.

I got my first console when I was 4-5 years old, it was a Nintendo 64 which I used to "abuse" 8 hours a day after coming home from kindergarten. I got my first PC when I was like 7 years old, it was an IBM computer which still had slots for Floppy Disks. That thing was a champ, it ran Windows XP...

I'm still holding out for HD remakes of GTA Vice City and GTA San Andreas, my favorite games when I was a kid. From what I've read online Rockstar have been working on remakes but they haven't said a word yet. I'm patiently waiting...

At the moment I don't share any games since I download them online and store them on my accounts. When I used to have CDs my friends would borrow them constantly, I would just charge them like a couple of cents per day. I made some good money as a kid from loaning the games I finished out.

I still think Destiny is worth it in 2017, years after the release. It's incredibly fun to play with a group of friends, there are a lot of mission where you need a team to finish them. You could get some enjoyment out of the game on your own as well.