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Honestly that just seems scary. I'd sure love to try it, but I don't think I could do it a lot and I doubt I'd actually like it. But out of curiosity, I'm sure I'd go for it at least once.

I think it's okay for things that don't actually affect your result in the game. If it let you win easier, it wouldn't be really fair. But if it's "looks related", then okay. I personally wouldn't spend money on that though.

Maybe it'd be nice to dream of GTA San Andreas, driving around at sunset listening to K ROSE radio lol:smuggrin:

Thank you for the link, I will look into it!

I had a mod for Montenegro or something like that. It just included old cars from the Balkans, nothing special really but it was fun to see. Nothing important changed, but it was still interesting.

Yeah, that's exactly why I'm asking, I've been thinking and reading about this topic but I just find a lot of posts that seem to go over the top. Then again, it is a blurry line. For example, it can't be healthy to sit in front of a screen playing for extremely long periods of time over-eating...

I've heard of a lot of cases where people would get called "gaming addicts". But what does, in your mind, actually qualify someone as an addict? I know cases where people missed out on meals, time with family or friends, sleep, haven't gone to the toilet in a long time. But where is the line...

Well, those games sure, why not. It's different than on a console or PC, but it's still a game and some of them of course can be high quality. What I have in mind as something that doesn't qualify are games like for example Flappy Bird (that I loved...) or something like that.

Well of course. If it's an extremely popular YouTuber, that's great marketing for the game. People are more likely to buy a game they hear about, watch a video about, see a person they follow play... So yeah, I think it's clear that they can affect sales.

I'm not sure if it counts in as an oldie, but definitely GTA San Andreas. I've been playing it for years and I still love it. Less than before, obviously, but I can still enjoy it from time to time.

That's a nice idea and I don't think it's too much of an investment for someone who actually really enjoys old games. For someone who doesn't care that much, an emulator is probably still okay.

You can search online for places that sell them, I guess. Just looking for them randomly all around seems to be time consuming and not so productive. Try searching online or asking around. There's always a place. My friend got some of them for free from a guy who just didn't need or want them...

Not very far lol I will play a mobile game obsessively for a few days at most, then it just gets less interesting. Though in general I'm not prone to putting gaming above other things in life.

Depends on the actual game. For some of them, sure. It's not the same experience, but I don't think we can exclude it from the definition lol. They're still games and some of them can be pretty good and require some skills or strategies. But for simple, time killing games, I don't think so.

Probably not entirely because of console-exclusive content, but to some extent, surely. I personally always preferred PC gaming.

You can use a game maker but I don't think you can make something better without coding. It's always worse quality if you use some kind of platform, whatever it is that you're creating.

I think that's a very broad question, but you clearly have to start with the basics and what would that be is easy to research. Obviously learning to program, practicing and trying your new knowledge out on smaller projects before you actually start creating what you currently have in mind.

Not really, I haven't had this happen to me. I had some games that occupied my mind a lot lol, but I never actually dreamed of them.

Yeah, there's always room for improvement and your customers can point that out, so it's easier to fix whatever's wrong.

They're probably aware that it's just a game and don't feel that they're killing their own people because they're actually playing a game character who kills other game characters. I'm sure that if people didn't see it that way, many games would become a problem for someone out there who has a...