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Whenever I'm asked this question, my answer is always Oblivion's soundtrack, hands down. There's something about it that really struck a chord with me when I was playing the game on my Xbox during high school. Anymore it has such a nostalgic feeling for me, and just listening to it makes me want...

I'm the same way. I used to monitor Steam sales like a hawk when I still in college. I have so many games I've accumulated since then that I haven't even played yet, so I'm in the same boat as you. They do a good job at drawing you in because you can get trading cards for voting on titles and...

Anymore, I think it's a necessity for PC gamers to have Steam profiles. One of the things that blew me away about the gaming community on PC was how affordable the games were. It seems like Steam runs sales at any opportunity they can. Winter, summer, autumn, weekend sales, etc. And it's not odd...

Well, I wouldn't go so far as to say you can play ALL console games on PC. Granted, if you wanted to go through the trouble, you could probably find ways to play console exclusive games on the PC, but I don't think that's what should be done. I love PC gaming, but I've been thinking about...

Oh wow, this is a tough one to answer. I think one of my very first computer games was Chris Sawyer's Rollercoaster Tycoon. In fact, I still like to come back and play it every once in a while to wind down! Other games that I started out with were Dungeon Siege and Stronghold Crusader. That's...

A lot of what drew me to PC gaming was the upkeep on my desktop. I liked the idea of just having to upgrade parts of my rig instead of having to buy a new console every several years. Don't get me wrong, I still like console gaming, but when I found out the Playstation and Xbox weren't going to...

In terms of thinking about the games I play, I'll sometimes think about League of Legends at work or school, usually when I'm bored. It gives me something to look forward to in the evenings when all of my friends are off work and able to play as well. This isn't disruptive to my day-to-day...

I always come back to League of Legends, Rollercoaster Tycoon (the original Chris Sawyer version) and Stronghold Crusader. It's interesting, I have a game from three different genres that are like the "staples" of my video game diet. I play League of the most, which is a MOBA I'll play with...

I've really only played the Batman games on PC, and they were a real blast! Something about being able to sneak around while also going in "guns ablazing" was really cool. The atmosphere of the franchise really stayed true to the Batman theme, in my opinion as well.

Absolutely not, I don't think you're ever too old to play games. I consider video games the same as movies or music, you're never too old to enjoy your favorite type of entertainment. So long as you enjoy what you're doing, I think you should be allowed to enjoy it for as long as you'd like!

This is the exact reason I got into PC gaming. Yes, the startup for building your PC might be a little pricey, but as time goes on, I think it's far cheaper to upgrade your PC than to buy new consoles (and all new sets of games if the new console isn't backwards compatible). My PC games are...

So my all time favorite Pokemon game was Ruby on the Gameboy. However, since we're talking about the 3DS here, I think I'd have to go with Platinum as my favorite. I think it stayed really true to the Pokemon formula, and I really enjoyed all of the new pokemon introduced in the generation. I'm...

I think Killing Floor is the game I've logged the most time into. I have over 200 hours in it right now. I used to play all night with my friends on the weekends when I was in high school, so I put a lot of time into it before the second game came out. It has a really nostalgic feeling for me now!

I'm really only into League of Legends at the moment. Between work and school, I don't have a lot of time to play games, so I'll play League with friends two or three nights out of the week. When I was in high school and early college, I used to play a lot of first person shooter and strategy...

Racing games are a great point. I've never been into anything like Need for Speed or Dirt, but I have played a little Rocket League. That's one of the few games I've found to be much, much easier to play with a controller. I could definitely see sports games being easier to play with a...

I'm at a point right now where work and school prevent me from playing a lot of PC games, so League of Legends is the only game I really play during the week. I maybe have time to play two or three nights out of the week, so it's nice to be able to relax with some friends online and just play...

I very much prefer the mouse and keyboard when I play, but I'll make a couple exceptions. I'll use a controller for Rocket League and Dark Souls, but that's it so far. Both of those games, in my opinion, are easier to enjoy and play with a controller than keyboard and mouse.

The first Steam game I played was Garry's Mod! Back when Team Fortress 2, and the Halflife games could be purchased in the Orange Box. I ended up playing through Halflife pretty quickly as well, since I needed the Source Engine from the game to play Gmod. This was back in late middle...

That is exactly how the game feels! I've put in a good 30 hours or so into it, and I still feel like I've got so much left I have to do. It's a really peaceful game which I like, as sometimes it's nice to just play a game stress-free, you know? The soundtrack is soothing and there's something...

I have a ton of games in my Steam library from years of sales and stuff, but anymore I really only play League of Legends. I only play two or three nights a week, but a lot of my friends play, so it's a nice way to stay in touch with them and just have fun after a long day at work and school