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I would never rent a video game. Renting is expensive and if I am not satisfied, I cannot get my money back. With the service I use for buying games I can get a refund if I am not satisfied and I have played for less than 2 hours. I also miss the old days of downloadable demos. I guess...

You obviously haven't heard of the waste of internet space called... Uncrowded. Ugh, just thinking of the game makes me feel bad. This complete waste of time is a cheap knock off of the free to play game Unturned. Guns, physics, and gameplay in general are terrible in Uncrowded. Although I do...

I wish I had a PlayStation 4. Unfortunately I can't really spend much on gaming, so I'm stuck with this laptop. Though if I had the money, I would definitely buy a PlayStation 4 (or the PlayStation 5 if it released soon) just for gaming.

CPU: Intel i3 3217U, 1.8 GHz RAM: 4 GB (3.9 usable) GPU: Intel HD Graphics 4000 Storage: 1 Terabyte (921 usable) While these specs may seem terrible (and they are), it should be noted that this is a laptop that was not meant for gaming. Getting even 20 FPS is lovely. I find it funny how many...

I know that feeling, my Mobile Authenticator messed up and I couldn't sell any items on the Steam market. Since that was the only way I could get Steam wallet, I was unable to buy anything. On another note, I wouldn't recommend the Spring or Fall Steam Sales. The best sales are the Summer and...

Has to be the Wii. The controls are hard to use, games for it are very limited, and I generally need a quiet environment to be able to concentrate. I haven't owned many consoles though, so that's why I chose this one. It's not too bad, and there are some decent games. However, out of all the...

It has been proven that games that require you to think are good stimulants for your brain. Games that have you on edge (such as FPS games) also help you develop quicker reaction skills.

Civilization V's iconic "one more turn" is the best example for me. I get so immersed in the game that I forget to save the game and time passes very quickly. By the time I realize, it's already been 2 hours since I started playing. The amount of thinking that strategy games like Civilization...

It would have to be the P90. A small gun with decent recoil and a high rate of fire makes it my personal favorite. Useful in all situations, whether it be in open terrain or in close quarter combat.

I've never owned an Android phone. There are some unique games on the Play Store though, so I installed Bluestacks to be able to play those games. That's the closest I've ever gotten to Android.

When a person speedruns, it's usually because they've exhausted all the options a game has to offer. They finished the game and have nothing else to do, so they speedrun to add a little flavor to a classic game.

Years ago, when the latest version was 1.6.4. That's the forge version I got, and I really haven't bothered playing a different version. It's a real shame how so many great mods from back then haven't been updated for the latest versions. That was the computer version though. I really started...

I don't really cheat in singleplayer games, I just use the console to bend things to my advantage a bit. That or I use overpowered mods. But in general, no, I do not outright cheat by giving me infinite health, ammo, etc. Especially not in multiplayer, where it's usually against the rules and is...

While buying codes may be cheaper, you always risk falling into a scam. There are many ways to scam a person with codes (chargebacks, taking money then running, etc), so I really wouldn't recommend doing it. Only buy codes from a reputable site.

I use a laptop for everything. It's all I have. I chose it because I wanted to be able to move it around easily. Helped me when I moved a while back. However, if I could, I would definitely get a Desktop for gaming. This laptop tends to overheat.

I wear glasses, but since I'm not very close to my screen, I don't experience any straining. I may have light headaches, but that's about it.

911 Operator. Released on February 24th, I didn't know of this game until last week. While a bit overpriced in my opinion, the ability to play in any city really caught my eye.

There used to be a time I would buy a game every few months. Now, I really haven't bought any new games in a long time. The economy where I live in isn't in the best condition, so it'd be hard for me to actually spend money on games. That's why I mostly stick to free games.

That's a pretty cool tool there. Love the "You Could" feature. I was thinking my library would take long, but apparently it would only take me 569 hours (23 days, 17 hours, 24 minutes) I could perform open-heart surgery 142 times, if I was a heart surgeon. I could also bike from LA to New York...

Definitely has to be the fallout series, specifically the original. The original game is described as a "Post Nuclear Role Playing Game" and it spawned a huge franchise that has made millions. The thing about this game is that you have near complete freedom as to what you can do. You start off...