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Most mechanical keyboard that are built today are tough and definitely will outlast a generic keyboard. The keys are also replaceable for repair and customization. There are options for keyboards for people that prefer "silent", loud(blue) or in the middle(red). I would totally recommend it to...

I use in-ear phones as headsets that covers the ears irritate mine after an hour or so. I have an Audio Technica CKS550iS which has a really nice bass that I instantly loved when I tried it. Otherwise I am still using my 3.1 Altec lansing speakers for gaming which I have been using for more than...

My favorite board game currently is Avalon. It is a multiplayer game that puts players in 2 sides. Each player draws a card at the start of the game to determine whether they are loyalist or part of a traitor group. The loyalist do not know who the traitors are and every game there are 2...

I agree that graphics and storylines keeps getting better as time goes but there are old games that still outshines the newer ones when it comes to storylines. Generally for games, not all new games would be a hit, some would be just decent enough and some would be terrible. Once in a while...

My favorite gun is AK47 from CS:GO. The gun is cheap and accurate in burst. It also has decent damage and is the best bang for the buck IMO.

I usually have around 3 - 9 hours per day. It depends on the amount of work I have. If I dont have any work at all I could play all day and not really worry about anything.

If you are planning to do a Let's Play video then I suggest that you practice with just speaking a lot and speaking your mind. Looking at mostly decent "Let's Players", they keep their audiences engaged by describing a lot of stuff they see on screen and what they think about it. They each have...

Maybe in the future but so far I do not see it happening. Blizzard has established itself as a gaming giant and everyone is looking out for every release Blizzard makes. Right now the company is in a solid position and there is nothing out there that even remotely threatens WoW in the MMO gaming...

I do not really have a preference. Comparing graphics, mechanics and overall gameplay between new games and old games would be like comparing apples and oranges. But if I factor entertainment value, old games are as entertaining as newer ones. If I was to describe why? Older games maybe simple...

Yup, I can relate to that "one more turn" or "only till i get that (tech)" then end up playing longer than I wanted to. Civilization is really immersive and can really suck a player in.

I remember one of my favorites used to be Castlevania: Symphony of the Night. Even though I beat the game I would still play it of 200% completion. The game has tons of secret areas and treasures waiting to be discovered.

Have you tried Castlevania: Symphony of the Night? It is an old title on PS1 and I do not know how you feel about playing on an emulator. It is one of the best sidescrolling rpg game I have played and has a ton of replay value.

Me and my friends play board games once a week. It is how we remain in touch with each other. as for board games, well we try to pool money together to buy games that we think are interesting. Currently we are playing Avalon and is really one of the interesting games out there. I would recommend...

Yes, It is a strategy game. What I mean is that I shifted my focus to adventure games. Then when I was still dabbling with warcraft 3, DotA came out and warcraft 3 became a MOBA for me.

I do not have a lot of games at my library but I do a rotation on multiplayer games I am playing. Currently, I am playing 3 games at the moment. First is Shadowverse and I am currently waiting for the new expansion to come out. The second one is Borderlands 2 with my buddies. And last but not...

I used to love strategy games. The very first strategy games I played is dune 2. Then I moved on to the C&C series. Then starcraft but shifted my interest to action rpgs like Diablo and dabbled a bit with warcraft 3.

I have never rented a game. If I ever see an interesting game, what I do is look at reviews and playthroughs in youtube. If I like what I see and the reviews are good then I buy the game.

The early C&C series has the most amazing soundtrack. I feel that Westwood really did a great job with their selection of music. I am currently listening to Transistor's soundtrack and I am loving it.

I would prefer to have 2 wide screens max. I usually multitask so I would like to put a game on one screen and work on the other. As for your question, I do not think there would be any problem with hardware compatibility as most monitors are plug and play. With 4 screens you need to research...

Custom built computers are great. I maximized my budget by picking out the parts and where to buy them. There is also a sense of pride and accomplishment once you built and run a PC successfully.