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Well, I sometimes get some kind of OCD which wants me to complete the whole game. Usually, I want to know what happens next in storyline based games, so that makes me play a game. Some other times, I just do it for the achievements and hours played so that they appear on my profile. I also play...

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I'd be a bit confused in this situation too. A GPU and a RAM upgrade should be fine enough for a few years, but if you are really serious, you'd want a whole new PC. If I was in your situation, I'd upgrade everything in that, basically a new PC.

GTA:V for PC, hands down. I've been a fan of the series and I've enjoyed most of the GTA games. Vice City was my first GTA game and I had never played anything like it earlier. Can't wait to zoom around in a fast vehicle doing drive-bys and occasionally running over pedestrians in Los Santos.

I'm bad at some first-person shooters, especially at Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. I'm terrible at Global Offensive, so bad that my brother always shouts at me whenever he watches me play it. I feel embarrassment playing Global Offensive, so I don't even open it these days. :P

We have had a lot of game bundles selling a set of games for dirt cheap from Humble Bundle, Bundle Stars, Indie Gala, etc. I love these bundles as they are too cheap for the content they offer. We've had the Humble Origin Bundle in the past which sold great games like Sims 3, BF3, Mirror's Edge...

I'm open to all genres, but I mostly enjoy racing, third-person shooting, platforming, adventure, real-time-strategy, open-world, and casual games. I loved playing Warcraft III a lot when I was younger, which is a real-time strategy game. I currently play DiRT Showdown, Pressure, Dishonored, and...

A game should cause an addiction in the player's mind. In my opinion, a good game will make the player return back for more. Also, good interesting storyline and smooth bug-free gameplay mechanics help a lot to make a game good. Good graphics and a great atmosphere add up a lot. Also, the game...

Not at all, at least not in my country! $60 is too damn high. $30-$40 would be okay for my country, I'd say. You have DLC too these days which add up to the cost. I always suggest having patience and buying games on sales as they're too cheap during a big sale, like Steam sales.

There have been various researches which claim that video games can be beneficial to people in numerous ways. I'd say that I've improved upon my English a lot thanks to video games. I also believe my money/resource management skills have enhanced thanks to countless hours I've spent on Warcraft...

I haven't really bought any Early Access game except Contraption Maker when it was in Early Access which came out of Early Access recently (that too because it was really cheap; $1.49 and I got an extra copy for free). I haven't even got the time to try it out. I'm keeping an eye on Next Car...

I'm playing Dishonored, DiRT Showdown, Pressure, and Bully: Scholarship Edition these days. Dishonored is a stealth first-person action-adventure game and a bit similar to Assassin's Creed. DiRT Showdown is an off-road demolition focused arcade-racer. Pressure is a casual top-down...

I've recently started playing Dishonored and have already put in five hours. The game is pretty great. I love the ambience and the graphics. The story seems interesting. Though everyone says that the game should be played stealthily, I just engage into combat most of the time. I'm not a huge fan...

The screenshots are great and the game looks beautifully modded. I don't play Skyrim, though. :P I haven't took any as of recent, but here's a screenshot of my character in Sleeping Dogs. I'd like to see yours if you have played it. And, this was when I was having fun driving in Watch_Dogs...

I agree that outcasts have a hard time at school/college. Some people don't even treat you as a person if you're an outcast or an introvert. I can't say if media could cause violence, but some news headlines are too provocative. I believe that video games do not cause violence. I've played games...

Bio Menace was a 2D side-scrolling platformer for MS-DOS systems which was developed in 1993. I used to enjoy playing it a lot in my childhood. The game can still be downloaded on DOS Games Archive and played using DOSBox. Did you ever play this game?

Fortunately, I've never wasted my valuable money on those in-game purchases. I can play those 'freemium' games without purchasing. I feel that they are cheats you can purchase to make your game easier. Besides, I feel that they are overpriced. I can get a few good games on a Steam sale with the...

I got DiRT Showdown on a bundle and it is addictive! I've completed the Tour and the Battersea Joyride missions and I'm currently doing the Yokohama Joyride. The game is pretty good, has great graphics, is enjoyable, and pretty optimized. Have you played this game? If not, I suggest you to get...

I mostly enjoy playing single-player games, particularly games with a storyline. I do enjoy multiplayer, but I play singleplayer mostly. But, these days, developers are focusing a lot on multiplayer and leaving singleplayer behind, which is disappointing.