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Hmm. I'd say yes, I love a good SP. I think multiplayer is often wasted. For example, lots of people try to play Battlefield in the same style as CoD, although BF is one of those games that reward a teamwork effort. It is just wasted on a community with an increasing number of "too young"...

I just got my code and am downloading it now. I'm going into this cautiously optimistic for Halo 5, that said, I'm going to say now that ADS needs to go and it will take a lot for me to change that stance. From what I've heard of it, it doesn't sound like it will bring anything to Halo and its...

Usually about 3-4 hours day sometimes less. But not all at once. Since it's summer now and the weather is unbeareable sometimes, I spend more time outside. During the winter I could easily spent 6 hours a day playing.

I used to have a no-clip hack for planetside 2. I would get inside the walls of the enemy base and shoot people from there. Because I was inside a wall, nobody could retaliate or even see me. I would get 30 or more kills before I somehow died, then I would just respawn and do it all over again...

You better give it to me, or else

Melee was the pinnacle of the series unfortunately. I doubt Smash will ever be that good again from the looks of it.

I think early access is good in theory, but that 25% statistic is why it's not so good in practice, although as mentioned, the successes are usually great. I guess early access is better than nothing with some games? And yet we have companies releasing "completed" AAA games that are just as...

Hear me out. Half-Life AI (when the soldiers came into play), AT THE TIME, was like the most mind blowing thing ever. It happened at a time where there were no expectations for an AI to be good because most people didn't even know what was possible in a video game. I can't remember the last...

I absolutely love Roosterteeth, especially the Rage Quit section. They also have a Lets Play for Minecraft, which is always hysterical. I have a few bookmarked, DYKGaming and YuriOfWind. Both do like game facts, old beta builds and changes, "Top 10" lists for games (unusual ones too), lots of...

My Favorite is Ni No Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch. If you haven't tried playing it, watch these amazing game review of Ni No Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch and perhaps you might like it as well. Here's an Amazing Review of Ni No Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch:

'm not sure if it counts as "anime" since it wasn't made in Japan, but I've watched all of Avatar: The Last Airbender a couple of times now. The show never bores me. I've actually been watching Legend of Korra lately, it's not as good as Aang's story, but still entertaining. That's about as far...

imo PS3 if only one can be chosen for now. Lower price for hardware, games, and accessories. A higher more diverse range and library of games. Better scoring games. You don't have to pay for a subscription to play games with multiplayer. More classics available on PSN store. Metal Gear Solid 4.

Don't really have a top 3 (not that I don't have 3 faves I just suck at lists) but Uncharted 2 is hands down my favorite PS3 exclusive and favorite game of last year and a long with Mass Effect 2 pretty much tied up in my mind as best game of the old generation.

Just watched "The Quiet," it had an intriguing storyline that was pretty well executed. The only thing I really have to complain about is all the unnecessary sex talk. I mean, I get why it was included and the part it plays in the film, but it made me really uncomfortable- especially Shawn...

Boom Blox/Boom Blox Bash Party are pretty fun, especially with firends or at parties. It utilizes motion controls in a very simple but compelling way. Red Steel 2 did Skyward Sword before Skyward Sword did Skyward Sword. The de Blob games are lovely little adventure-platformers. There's a few...

I did when I used to play Tibia, that game is infested by BOTs so it was impossible to not do so as a fair gameplayer. But then, I gave up cause people were clearly not going to do anything about it.

Jet Set Radio and the Sonic Adventure games are at the top. Rayman 2 isn't far behind either, even though it's not a Dreamcast original it's easily the best version of the game if you ask me.

It's pretty good, not perfect (get slightly repetitive towards the end and the story could be slightly deeper), but pretty good. First game I've actually finished on my brother's XB1.

Threes! Fantastic little puzzle game with no ads, no IAPs, no bugging you to rate it, just fun, for $2. Solforge is a cool collectible card game that plays pretty quick that has been available on PC for a while, with cross play, and is free. Plague Inc. is a fun little disease simulator where...

My work is online, so my day is built on that. I stream some, research some and use the internet to find my way around town. Yep, I'm right here most of the time.