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Same. I'm getting my PS TV soon, and if this is compatible, I definitely have to check it out. Thanks, OP!

Nope, I didn't, we never had computer lab when I was little, and when we did, in 8th-9th grade, it was all locked down, sadly. We did play quite a few games at college though, but seeing as those were the most important classes there, I would much rather prefer if the teachers were doing their...

Sorry, doublepost. :( The server is lagging, and it wouldn't show me the message as sent even after refreshing, so I thought it didn't send..

Love Live! is a pretty nice rhytm game, but it is free to play in the worst of sense, so you probably won't be able to pass TOO MUCH time with it. But it's still really fun for the few minutes few times per day.

I don't. There's no reliable store chain for trade-ins near me, and driving to one would cost me the same - or more - as I would get, so it's not worth it. And it's not really worth trying to sell it online either, too much of a hassle for a few b ucks.

Android. I don't really have anything against iOS itself, but I am not willing to pay so much money for an iPhone. The basic model (16GB?) here costs around $1000, while an Android phone with the same specs would run me maybe $400?

I do usually buy digitally. We don't really have great deals on used games where I live, so digital is definitely a way to go when it comes to discounts. Especially now, that Sony started to finally have good discounts on games pretty regularly. I bought Catherine few weeks back for ~$5, hard...

My first console was a Famiclone (a semi-pirated NES-on-a-chip console with pirated roms and romhacks on it) when I was around 5 years old or so. My first PC was an OLD, old, discarded 286 from my aunt who bought it way back in the 80s for accounting.

Hmm.. Gamecube explusive.. that would either have to be Fire Emblem or Melee. Warioware was also a lot of fun, buti t seemed super short, even compared to the other Wariowares.

I don't think you can call them choose your own adventure, as you really aren't choosing that much. That said, I do like Wolf Among Us and I enjoyed watching people play The Walking Dead. So I don't really mind the games, especially since they come with a pretty reasonable price tag on them.

Wolfenstein isn't too long though, you can only play it so many times until you're able to beat it with your eyes closed.. :)

Nope. Never. Not worth the hassle, and most of the time, not worth the money. Especially since sales start from a month after the game release.

Currently playing thru Hotline Miami 2, and gotta say, that game has a kickass soundtrack. Also, I remembered Skullgirls was the first OST I actually got to listen to casually.

Nah, Sony didn't try to hide that. The people are just obviously out of the loop completely, which is... sad. Shows how people will just buy whatever they see without knowing anything about it.

Not sure. Probably one of the shareware games from Epic. I think the irst game I remember playing has to be either Jill of the Jungle or Cosmo's Cosmic Adventures.

Money. Do you really think that pop artists care about integrity, as long as there's money to be made? :) Not to mention that the label probably makes the call when it comes to compilations.

I mena, sure, you can you Bootcamp or whatever, but it will never be too reliable. And I'm not even sure if it works even half as reliably on games, since they are built on libraries that probably don't exist on Mac.

Well common sight doesn't mean weekly. I would be quite amazed if publishers let them give away games for free every week, honestly. :)

Nope. I don't think it's necessary, when 3DS can play DS titles. :)

There is a couple of games you can playo n a Mac, but if you're serious with gaming, then yeah, no way you would want one. You won't get most of the titles, and if you do, it will be probably years down the road.