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The bullet was the best car in GTA San Andreas hands down. I thoroughly enjoy the Banshee in GTA V, the cavalcade also got better in GTA V compared to IV. Overall favorite, however, would be the Pegassi - Vacca. My preferred car, design and all!

I completed GTA SA flight school easy. GTA V flight school frustrates me every time. I'd say I'm about 60% complete. I try and continue missions during my spare time.

Very interesting point of view. Unfortunately, steam has been my main source for acquiring games. Prior to that, I usually hit up BestBuy when they have deals. My local GameStop's are horrible so I try to avoid them as much as possible.

My first ever console was a Nintendo Gamecube, the black edition with three controllers. My parents and I used to have racing marathons on Mario Kart Double Dash, great memories! It was released roughly November of 2001. I got mine in 2002 at four years old.

This is exactly how I feel because by the time you replace parts within the laptop (graphics card, RAM, etc.) you're left with a type of hybrid machine. Better off just going for a PC setup in general. On another note, laptops were made for mobility. I'm not really looking for my PC gaming...

I can so relate, for me, it's the multiplayer mod for GTA SA (SA: MP). I was addicted to the San Andreas multiplayer for 11 months, brought back old childhood memories from first playing GTA SA on PS2. Met a lot of cool people on their servers as well.

First, innovation and creativity. Gaming channels are one of the most flooded categories for content creators on YouTube. So standing out from the crowd isn't the easiest. No one wants to see just normal gameplay mixed with boring commentary over and over. Create new types of segments and...

Exactly how I feel! GTA IV lacked the imagination and creative (as well as unrealistic aspects) I was expecting. GTA IV inside GTA V would be a nice combination (if that makes sense).

As a game, I thoroughly enjoyed GTA IV. When it comes to Grand Theft Auto, generally you have two ways for gameplay (excluding online mode). You either follow the storyline, completing missions while unlocking achievements. Or you basically free roam and go nuts on the open map. The beginning...

The realm of mobile gaming? Used to, however, not anymore. Growing up, I enjoyed downloading different mobile games (with or without in-app purchases). Nowadays I prefer PC gaming over console and mobile play. In fact, I'm such the avid PC gamer that I'll pre-order games if they early release...

I couldn't agree more! Along with the freemium era, the overall of quality of Android gaming has declined. I'm very disappointed with the options for racing games in Android app stores nowadays. Lack of creative, detail, and overall innovation. Like yourself, this has steered me away from mobile...

The problem with free-to-play games is that majority of the time you need a pay-to-win strategy to enjoy. Otherwise, you're getting dominated in general FPS and MMORPG type games. Need For Speed World (R.I.P.) was my favorite open world racer, I made a plethora of fun memories on that game...

Yes! Of course, I still have my Playstation 2. I could never get rid of it. Haven't tried it in years, to be honest. Don't even think it works anymore. But it's such an iconic piece of console gaming. You can't just throw something like that away. By the time I have children, truly, the PS2 will...

My introductory into PC gaming was making games actually. From 2012 to late 14', I was an active user on the website "Roblox". Basically, there are two ways to play. #1, you visit other people's maps/arenas/games and participate in that specific game with other online users. #2, you build out...

Kind of a cliche choice, but Grand Theft Auto! The whole series, favorite two are San Andreas and V. GTA SA just for its iconic memories growing up as a child. GTA V, because of the multiplayer options. It's my favorite game and first choice if I only had to play one game this lifetime.

Damn bro, gaming has you so caught up you forgot it was her birthday?:tearsofjoy: That's kind of cold, but I understand. Gaming time flies by way differently. I feel, when I got older I was forced to focus my attention on real life things rather than just gaming. Which can suck, but I also...

Currently? Faker, one of the best (if not the) League of Legends players of all time. Love his strategies. @TheArticulate is also right as well. He knows the mind of his opponents, predicts their next move, and executes his to perfection. Bjergsen out of Denmark would be my second favorite, and...

I grew up always having a console in my house (or having a neighbor with a console). My earliest gaming memories were playing Mario Kart Double Dash with my parents on a Gamecube. Up until age 13-14, I was an avid console user. Since late 14/early 15 years of age, I have been behind a computer...

It's hard to recall, but I'm pretty sure my first official board game was Monopoly. I agree with @Corzhens, it's an effective method to bond with friends or relatives. Monopoly, for me, however, is one of those games that never ends quickly; when it does it's usually either due to...

Mainly FPS games. I used to more so be into MMORPG like Planet Calypso, TERA, and Guild Wars 2. Nowadays when I do game, I spend most of my time in Call of Duty 5 (World at War) or CS:GO.