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Seriously? Consult the minimum required and recommended specs from the developer.

Here is the PC unit with the cartridge slot in the back: Here is the gaming unit:

Yeesh, I think my household may have a problem. Including my steam library and physical copies, north of 1000. This doesn't include my Emulation catalog or Abandonware I've downloaded, either.

Last game I bought for myself was Forza Horizon 3. However, at Christmas time I bought about 10 games for my kids. Love Black Friday time when most games are $10 to $15.

DOSBOX is fantastic. If you want an endless supply of games, look into old Abandonware. There are thousands of great old games that you can download and play for free. Dropping the links for DOSBOX and a couple Adandonware sites I use frequently. https://www.dosbox.com/...

Windows 10 is basically Windows 7 with some adjustments. What games aren't working?

I picked up a 360 off of Craigslist for $80 back in December so I could go back and finish up some of the old Forza games I never finished. If there are older games that you want to play and they are not on the Xbox One backwards compatibility list, there isn't any reason not to pick one up...

What's funny is back in the day, mechanical keyboards WERE the generic keyboards. My very first PCs all had old IBM mechs. It was until PCs became really mass produced and you got today's cheap and flimsy boards that the mechs became niche.

Most of my machines are on Windows 10. I have an older Windows ARM tablet that runs Windows 8 RT and an older laptop that has Windows 7 Pro on it.

Yep, it used to be a paid game but they made it free. There are still in-app purchases if you want the extra characters and what not. Totally agree with your thoughts on the game itself. Great post!

Yes, if I find a game that I believe is worthwhile of being paid for, I'll buy it. If you don't, how do you expect new and better games to get developed? The whole piracy and attitude towards paying for software (and content for that matter) is why we've got media monopolies, half-baked...

Kindom Rush is my favorite mobile tower defense game. I believe they have made it free to play now, too.

I consider Warcraft III a strategy game myself.

Big fan of mechanical keyboards myself. My current is a basic Coolermaster CM Storm Quickfire Rapid. Believe I picked it up off of Amazon for like $60 last year.

The OG NES for me. Even though I had Ataris before it, all of my earliest gaming memories were formed with it. Hundreds of hours playing the various Super Mario Brothers games. Getting pummeled by Mike Tyson after entering the code to fight him. Up, up, down, down, left, right, left...

As a kid I had a Atari 2600 and 7800, NES, SNES, Sega Genesis and Dreamcast and a PS1. I don't think I spent what would be considered a longer time with any of the consoles but I ended up rebuying a NES in my 20s and still break out the emulator today so that would likely be the call.

It goes in spurts. I don't think I've done any gaming in the last couple months as my backlog is empty and there isn't anything out I want to play. However, Forza 7 is around the corner and once it drops, I'll likely play an hour a night religiously until I get most of the achievements unlocked.

Dating myself here, but yes, I made several text-based games back when I was a teen in BASIC. Really wished I would have archived them because it would have been fun to go back and laugh at them over 20 years later.

It was strictly an arcade game, but I'd love to see WWF Wrestlefest remade on Xbox/PS with the same graphics and gameplay but with a bigger "story mode" and more wrestlers. It was the most perfect wrestling game that anyone could play with a very little learning curve while being immensely fun...

Like several of you, I didn't really have a "worst" moment per say, but I would routinely get frustrated with one thing on COD: THE SPAWNS In certain titles, the spawns were just absolutely terrible, especially on some of the smaller maps where if you played a skilled team, they could just...