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Chrono Trigger and Terranigma. There are tons more but I will settle with these ones. :D

My favorite games were Super Mario 64 and Star Fox 64. I was 6 years old when Nintendo released the Nintendo 64; these were my first games on that platform.

I remember that Resident evil 4 for Game Cube performed better than on PS2 and even far better than the horrific port for PC.

Shin Megami Tensei Nocturne is among favorite ps2 games. But besides that game, there are others of course: Xenogears(Ps1) An non conventional JRPG with a deep storyline inspired by Nietzche philosophy and Sigmund Freud psichology. Plus Mechas, Xenoblade I&II are the spiritual sequels of this...

So typical.. When a multiplayer gets too popular, a lot of kids will resort on cheating to pretend they're like their twitch.tv idols.

Yeah, I also tried WoW through this promotion, 7 days is enough to reach high level. It wasn't as exciting as expected I'm afraid. I grow up from MMORPGs I think, they just doesn't appeal to me.

No I didn't. I only replaced my older DVD drive from my 2005 manufactured XBOX 360 because it got battered somehow. Weird, I always thought DvD Blu-ray was going to be a temporary fashion tech trend and everybody is going to abandon it.

Assembling a custom PC is more simple than it looks. I have been assembling my own pcs back when I was a teenager, you only need to observe someone else building a custom PC to learn. And is cheaper than buying an assembled PC.

A youtuber can become a marketing beacon to influence his/her audience to buy videogames. They already make people purchase their crappy books and other gimmicky stuff.

For pc, I usually buy digital games at GOG.com, the content does include a DRM free game and manual, also OST, footages, drawings and every other kind of extra content you can think about. For catridges or cds of older games, I often take a look at Amazon.com, or Ebay.

A shaper in geneforge, why do you want a Pokémon when you can create your own creatures to do your biddings?.

My busy agenda on weekdays prevent me to enjoy a game for at least 6 hours, that's the amount of time I like to devote into a game, since I'm more into role playing games which are usually long enough to take +60 hours from your time. Well, at least I can play 2 hours a day.

The biggest appeal of Minecraft is all the freedom it gives to be creative by building complex structures and even mechanisms through blocks. You can even build a functional 3D printer , or a factory to make rarer blocks. There are few boundaries besides the obvious limitations of the behaviour...

I played the free version available when Minecraft was on its earliest stage of development, you roam around in three dimensions harvesting blocks with your own hands, I didn't make anything outstanding. I wasn't bored enough :P, at least the original version has some thrills with survival mode.

I'm surprised nobody mentioned Pokémon Go. I play as my mean to kill time while I'm strolling the alleys around. It don't go and wander too often though. Wish I could catch better Pokémon, or even a legendary one, but I'm just lvl 25 and right now levelling became a chore than something fun to do.

For Ps3, my first game was Demon Souls and Ni No Kuni simultaneously. Granted, I didn't bought PS3 since first day release and only purchased for a few games, but that is.

Is a difficult question to answer. But I'll not give it much thoughts anyway, so I'll go with geneforge saga. Because there are nothing remotely similar to this RPG (besides, maybe, pokémon), It succesfully merges science fiction and magical fantasy and achieves a staggering harmony in the...

Your notion about the timeframe of game development is, in part, wrong. There are games that are developed in record time, less than 24 hours. Now, for AAA budget games, the length of time may depends on the size of the dev team and other kind of decisions that could delay the steady work over...

Steam has grown more than I would expect from a page dedicated to essentially sell games. Its platform is pretty solid without a doubt, and you can even choose to be offline and play your games without any hassle.

I have plenty of favorite games from the game boy color generation. Link's awakening is also one of the best Zelda titles I have ever beaten, pretty slick dungeon design and the overworld is very diverse and full of surprises. Dragon Warrior Monsters 1 & 2 is not quite as solid as Pokémon...