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No Mans Land was one of the biggest let downs of all time hahaha. No games have really captured my eye recently besides Star Wars Battlefront. But that's mainly cause I love Star Wars.

I wouldn't call a company totally bad but some decisions that make are bad. Like EA and Ubisoft. The overpriced DLC... so much overpriced DLC. Whoever controls the pricing for older Call of Duty games needs to stop, they're never lower than $9.99 it seems like. Like please let me buy it for a...

2270 hours or 94 days for me. That's not too bad. Could be a lot worse. :smiley: I'm sure that number is only going to get bigger with time.

If I'm playing with a group of people I'll join a mic/chat party. I don't talk a lot but I like listening to others chat on it. It doesn't distract me and I enjoy listening to others, it fills the hole of my non existent social life hahahaha just kidding... kinda.

That sounds nice. It adds to the overall atmosphere of the game and makes it seem more real. Something else that would be cool is fireflies. They can come out at night and fly around and randomly light up.

I don't like gambling at all so I've never bet real money on anything, let alone on video games. I'd rather spend it on something I need or invest the money in a more traditional way with less risk.

The only IAP I've ever bought with real money is to remove ads. If I really enjoy the game and the price is reasonable, I'll pay to remove ads to show support to developers.

Yeah! I'm constantly amazed at what others can create. I always find it amazing how people can make things look round. Every time I try it always ends up looking like a pyramid. Like I just can't get it right lol.

I picked up Stardew Valley, Insurgency, and Saints Row 3+4 during this years summer sale. Got them all for under $15 I believe, so not too much damage during this sale.

As a Star Wars fan I quite enjoy the Star Wars soundtracks and music so naturally I'd have to say my favorite music from a game is any Star Wars game with Star Wars Battlefront games leading the way.

Steam is essential for PC gaming nowadays. It helps organize all the games you own, it provides a marketplace of games with a store page to look at details of a game and reviews. Then there's all the sales that blow everything else out of the water. Steam is basically essential to the PC gaming...

One of my dream games would be an open world game that would allow you to drive, complete missions, play with friends with the map being the whole United States. So basically GTA but the map being the whole United States. So you could drive from San Fran to New York then go see the Grand Canyon...

Every time I let a friend borrow a game the case for the game always comes back broken. I don't understand how some can break a case so easily but okay lol. I now prefer not to share my games for this very reason. I haven't shared a physical copy of a game in years now. This is so true! When I...

Consoles because they provide a full gaming experience that you can't get on a mobile device. Handheld games are usually somewhat watered down both in graphics and game play. With that said I still enjoy playing games while on the go so handhelds are perfect for that.

8/10 from me. It's a great game to explore and create anything you want. Sometimes I feel I can't create everything I want due to the blocky nature of the game but it's still an amazingly fun game. Whether you want o play just for creative purposes or if you want a challenge to survive while you...

I don't have any 3DS consoles but I might get the new 2DS XL eventually. I've been wanting to get back into Pokemon, Animal Crossing and other Nintendo DS games but I don't want pay over $100 for a handheld. I didn't like the old 2DS because I didn't like how it was like a tablet and wasn't able...

I have my computer set up to play out of my TV's surround sound system. The speaker system is an older Sony model but it sounds great for both music and gaming. I can really crank it loud if I want to, my neighbors probably don't like it when I do hahaha.

I've never rented a game. I think it's too expensive the way I play games. I like to enjoy the game over several days/weeks. It would probably cost $15+ for the amount of time I would want to keep the game and at that point I might as well just buy a used copy and sell it if I don't like it...

I've played it for a few hours a long time ago. I though it was fun to fly around and defeat enemies but the story line and the overall quality of the game seemed sub-par. For example the graphics didn't seem all that great from what I can remember. And the controls seemed a little clunky...

Gameboy (White), DS Lite (White), PS2 (Slim), PS3 (Slim), PS4. I still remember getting my Gameboy as a Christmas gift from "Santa" as a child. I played the Harry Potter game for hours. I saved a bunch of money to buy my DS Lite. I remember being so conflicted because it costed so much money and...