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If I had to choose between the two I would probably choose Java. The syntax is much simpler and you have many options for future development since you can also delve into mobile games.

Definitely not a problem with your monitor. Your specs are quite outdated and that's why you're seeing lower fps. A monitor with a higher refresh rate would only be detrimental for you since you won't be able to reach those rates.

If I recall correctly you can still play the beta even if you don't own the game, but you'll have to wait a day more. Playing beta is definitely worth it, especially if it's free.

My original PS1. I booted it up a couple of months ago after nearly a decade of not using it and it worked flawlessly. I even managed to play some classic Prince of Persia on it, it felt good! :D

I don't think people play games on Facebook that much anymore. A few years ago titles like Farmville or Joyrider were really popular but nowadays no one talks about them. Games on Facebook have been dying out in my opinion.

I think it was Age of Empires II back when I got my first PC in the early 2000's. I remember one of my uncles deleting it by accident and I cried for a few days because I couldn't get it back. I still play it to this day actually!

I'm this way with some of my PC games but never with a mobile one. I haven't found a game on my phone that manages to hold my attention for longer than a week so I'm still on the lookout for that! :D

I used them to test Android apps and the likes but never gamed on it. The performance is way too low to be able to play mobile games comfortably even on a high end setup like mine (GTX 1080 and R5 1600).

Except for the first Nintendo console I haven't bought old consoles. I bought the PS1 and PS2 in the year they were released and from then on I got into PC gaming and started building PCs on my own. It's not the worst idea to buy consoles years after if you think you can still enjoy yourself.

Hah, most of the people that pirate games don't end up buying the games afterwards but I know some people that torrent titles to see if it would be worth to pay the money for multiplayer access.

So many games on my PC, but probably the worst instance is Metin 2. Around the 2008-2012 era I was incredibly keen on this game and played it for hours upon hours. The fact that Gameforge doesn't care about the game at all saddens me.

Except for some ports that were really bad like GTA IV for example I don't think any games runs better on a console than a very good, top-of-the-line PC. The latter just has so much more power, you can't compare them.

Yup, I know about that. I've been selling CS:GO skins for a while now and managed to make a pretty buck. I don't really care about the skins, I'd rather have the money to buy new games instead.

When I was a kid I used to play games all day, time would pass instantly while I was so focused on playing. Nowadays I'm an adult so I don't lose myself in the game since I have so many other responsibilities and things on my mind.

I used to get really mad and shout but I never actually broke anything. I think I'm more short-tempered today though which is really bad but other than a couple shouts I don't get that fused.

If by story mode you mean career mode I do like playing it, but once I discovered Football Manager I couldn't get into it anymore due to how many things were missing from it. Nowadays I just play Online Season and Ultimate Team.

They need to add many more things to the game to make it realistic. Things like different gameplay tactics, VAR, assistant referees near the goal line etc. . They can also improve on the graphics and cinematics.

Prince of Persia: Warrior Within has the best soundtrack hands down. The dark theme coupled with the metal songs made for the best game of the trilogy.

Because it's a simple game that doesn't require a lot of skill to enjoy. Also, both adults and kids enjoy the game since it's to intuitive and the creative options are limitless. It was also made viral by people playing it on YouTube.

I don't think I buy more than 5-10 games per year, mostly just the ones I find interesting or who are part of a franchise I've been following for a while. Most of the time I play games I already own like The Sims or CS:GO anyway.