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Yes, the games that sell the most are the ones that are played by YouTubers. There are channels with hundreds of thousands of subscribers. If they give a game a bad review, they can drop the games sales.

Performance isn't everything the most important thing is that you fell comfortable with what you are playing with. It's impossible for consoles to keep up with PC's but gaming with a PC is completely different from gaming with a console. I prefer playing on a PC maybe it's because that is the...

There is one thing that you have to be careful with and that is static. If you earth yourself often and handle the components in the right manner and as little as possible, you shouldn't have any problems. As you said it's easier then what it looks.

There are programs that do this. The different parts of the game are developed independently and only when the different parts are ready are they brought together.

That is true but it goes further then that while with a console you probably siting on the couch in the case of a pc you have to sit at a desk. It gives a game a completely different feel.

There are laptops that are designed for gaming but most aren't. They are designed to use peek power for little periods of time. Even so I don't think that your laptops fan is getting slow because of that. It could be clogged and all it needs is a good cleaning.

Computer components are constantly being launched. In the case of consoles you have to wait years before you can get an upgrade. Both Sony and Microsoft are saying that they will replace consoles sooner then they did before, but they can never compete with computers were new components get...

Building a desktop from scratch is much easier than what people think. Most of the components that you need are already prebuilt into the motherboard so if you want to add anything to it you can do it in phases. It can be a lot of fun to do.

Unfortunately that is as far as the average gamer will be able to go. The programs that allow you to build your own game are really simple. I think you could still build a good story line but the graphics will be far from good.

Yes it's cool. Most people start playing this way and some move on to something else but for me, I just like the feel of the mouse and keyboard. I do play on a console every once in a while but it just doesn't feel the same.

I do think it's a bit on the violent side. The age restriction for the game is +13 which I don't think is enough, I think it should be at least +16.

At this point in time I don't have any desktops, I have built a few but I am stuck with a laptop right now. I do like the fact that you can play anywhere you go, but I do miss the real full out performance that you get from a desktop.

I think the worst thing about pc gaming is the pc itself. If you buy a console, you don't have to do anything else. It pretty much does what is written on the packet, but when you build your pc, there is always a new graphic card that comes out or something else that you have to have. A pc is...

I have built various pc's, it's great fun and there is nothing like building exactly what you want. Now days desktops have become so easy to build that what ends up taking more time is installing all the software. Be careful when you buy the components, some of them might not be compatible with...

I haven't played these in ages, but I used to play a lot of chess when I was growing up. Most of my friends at the time were really into it and we actually started to get quit good at it. Another game that I really liked was cluedo, even though it did start getting repetitive after a while.

I am a big fan of Civilizations. Civilizations VI will be launched in October and I am really looking forward to it. I haven't finished playing Civilizations V but as soon as I do I will buy it. I still have a lot of gaming in front of me before I get there, but I have seen some videos online...

Like so many people I have thought of making one but never did get round to doing it. I couldn't make a very complex game since i don't know how to program in C++. There is some software out there that allows you to build a simple game without any programming knowledge and thought of using one...

Normally I'm playing another game when ever the next game I want to get comes out. Civilizations VI is going to come out soon but I am still playing Civilizations V and I doubt I will be through with it when Civilizations VI comes out so I probably buy with a discount. It's still the same game...

Not really, I play mostly on my pc so I don't really need anything else besides my keyboard and mouse. I ave used a joystick before and I will admit it did make the gaming a little bit more enjoyable but not to the extent that I had to go out and buy one. I like car games and have been tempted...

Hello all, thanks for having me here. I hope we can all share our experiences with our favorite games here and help each other if we are in a bind with a game. I have been gaming for sometime but like hearing about others experiences. Have a good one. ;)