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I could remember swapping cartridges of famicom with schoolmates. They usually have 1 or 2 titles that are really popular and cartridges with popular titles were expensive back then. Kids like me would not have the money even if I save my allowance for the whole month. I remember playing the...

Playing games helps me by keeping me engaged. It helps with my critical thinking as I usually play games like strategy games, ccg and tactical games. Playing games also helps me relieve some stress and focus it to something creative instead.

I have a short list that I am looking forward to. The PC release of Monster Hunter world. I would also check out Battletech as I was a fan of the mech commander game. special mentions for me like anthem, The Last Night and Wargroove

I watched mosts of the presentation in E3 but only a few games I am looking forward to (Monster hunter and Battletech). The hosts too. I feel like they lack the energy or are already too tired to care when they started.

VR seems to be the next thing as more studios are creating more content for the platform. Entry point seems to be high though. I hope VR succeeds as it would open up a lot of possibilities for gaming.

First pc game I played is Diablo. My first time to trying to kill Butcher was scary and exciting because when you open the door he greets you "Fresh Meat!"

Currently playing tyranny and Shadowverse. I am just doing my dailies in shadowverse as new expansion is coming out soon. Hopefully, I will have a lot of spare time to play tyranny as it seems massive and have not read any reviews/walkthrough regarding the game yet.

MK: Legacy was better than its Hollywood counterpart. The story in MK: Legacy is closer to the game than the Hollywood movie. The cinematography and action scenes were also superior. Yes, I agree that it is the best MK live action so far. I am still hoping for season 3 to be released though.

I game because Gaming is Life. But seriously, gaming is like a lifestyle. There is a lot of reason to actually game: have fun, relieve stress, compete with friends, and go on an adventure.

I play for usually around 4 - 8 hours. Depends if I do not really have much to do.

PC Master race? Definitely. What a console could do a PC could definitely do better. The thing with the PC is that you have a box with an enormous amount of potential in your hands. A PC could outperform a console but of course the price would also be higher. Is that price worth paying? That is...

I agree that video games affects us in good and bad ways. The good is that games keeps us engaged and our brains active. On the other side, our body is inactive and does not really get the proper exercise it needs. You say that video games, due to games getting more violent, influences youths...

I am looking forward to some pixel games like Eitr and Children of Morta. The upcoming game is new but nostalgic since the game is done in Pixel graphics.

It depends on the game I am playing. If the game is like RTS, MOBA or FPS then keyboard. On arcade and fighting games then I would prefer to use controllers or joysticks.

All of my gaming is from my PC. I do not have a console so I cannot really say much about the difference between them. I feel that the money I would use to purchase a console would be used better in buying parts to upgrade my PC.

Baldur's gate, Icewind dale, Dragon age, Diablo 1 and 2, Command and Conquer, Fallout, Mass effect. I have a lot of favorite series growing up and I will probably add more to my list of favorites. Diablo 1 was ahead of its time when it launched. There was nothing even remotely close to it. and...

I started playing tekken 1 in the arcade and then tekken 2 in the PS1. I remember I played till Tekken 4 then life happened. I stopped playing due to work and I did not have a console at home. Tekken is quite memorable for me since i got to meet and know a few players frequently playing in the area.

I remember the first time I played Civilization 3. I started in the morning and was so immersed in the game that I could not believe I was playing the game for over 8 hours. You might think that I learned my lesson then I played Civilization 4. So I pretty much blame the game rather than blame...

I used to hang out at arcades when I was a kid. I still remember playing D&D and watching other people play the game because there is a lot of secrets and stuff you can do. People are very friendly and you can talk to them to ask about the game and share information(internet is not that popular...

I usually buy mine on steam if its on sale. I used to go buy games on stores but too lazy to go on a 30 min commute just to buy a game.