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Really? What about other cpu intensive software like Photoshop or video editing programs and such?

There's a strategy to playing the Sims? I usually just go with the flow, for me that's the fun of playing God. Sometimes I'll be a benevolent deity, and other times...well, I like messing with them just for kicks. Then there are other times where I'll just name the sims after people I REALLY...

No, I don't think so. Gamers will always prefer a console over their phones, the gameplay and arguably the graphics are way better on consoles. Besides, even if console sales go down, the market for mobile gaming is HUGE and more than makes up for the losses. People are owning more and more...

No, I don't think so. Gamers will always prefer a console over their phones, the gameplay and arguably the graphics are way better on consoles. Besides, even if console sales go down, the market for mobile gaming is HUGE and more than makes up for the losses. People are owning more and more...

No, I don't think so. Gamers will always prefer a console over their phones, the gameplay and arguably the graphics are way better on consoles. Besides, even if console sales go down, the market for mobile gaming is HUGE and more than makes up for the losses. People are owning more and more...

So it just occurred to me why this forum seems to be missing something...The 'new posts' button! Seriously, every other forum I've been on had a quick link to the new/unread posts. Here, I have to go to the recent activity link to get it...

Yeah, but what about storage? I'm guessing you'd only get 90 gb of storage after all the OS and other stuff

Yeah, that's what I've been thinking as well. It just sucks that SSDs are still so expensive. A 256gb SSD add-on from the HP store is like $300, which is a LOT of money (like a third of what the laptop would cost without the SSD):mad:

I like a good action or sometimes puzzle or arcade game. They're easy to digest and sink your time and teeth into, in my opinion. The more *advanced* stuff like COD or WoW seems kind of daunting to me, especially since it's dominated by guys.

Does SSD make everything run faster, or just the booting process? I'm interested in how it runs graphic heavy things like games and Photoshop and the like

Say I were torn between an i5 laptop with SSD and an i7 with hard disk drive, which one should I get?

Looks good. Anything you guys are particularly excited about?

So... is there an added feature for cashing out our forum credits to dollars or is that in the next update?:D

What genre do you like? Action? Arcade? There are tons of good games out there for each genre. However, if you hate horror games, then you aren't going to get much out of 5 nights at freddys, for example.

http://blog.eu.playstation.com/2015/03/20/conversation-bloodborne-creator-hidetaka-miyazaki/ What do you guys think?

There's definitely a market for those types of games, so developers will continue making them. The thing about humans is that we enjoy that "reward" in the form of leveling up, especially after grinding rather than instantaneously. I think that's why people keep coming back to these games

My first game I ever played on a PC was in school. It was this typing speed game thing where you type words for points. Lol. Those were the days

https://store.playstation.com/#!/en-us/flash-sale/cid=STORE-MSF77008-9_FLASHSALE15ALL No spectacular games, obviously, but it's worth a look

I didn't even know there was one until the day after when everyone was talking about how cloudy it was, lol

It's kind of like McDonalds. It's not the greatest thing in the world and yes it does get repetitive at times, but man, there's no substitute for when you're bored/hungry at 2am and you just want something to keep you entertained. At least that's what it's like for me. Maybe others are into it...