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It's a mix. I have both hard copies and digital downloads. Hardcopies I generally get collector's editions for games I'm extremely interested in.

NES. I didn't get into PCs until 3rd grade elementary school.

Haha yeah I'm better off when I'm active. It's not easy to stay fit that's for sure. I'm not a teen anymore that can just sit and burn calories like mad.

Grinding's alright once in a while but I'm not much for keeping up with it. Generally once I reach a point that something becomes tedious, I quit.

I've always felt that with the consoles between Nintendo and Sony was like comparing apples to oranges. I've generally played Nintendo handhelds because of the lower price point and because it carried a lot of games that I've grown up playing. That being said, my ex had a PSP and the graphics...

Pretty much what Goldie said. Nintendo has always been more family orientated and always will be since that's the company's current stance. They have released a few serious titles but for the most part are more interested in targeting the younger-pre-teen crowds and families that want to do...

PC gaming is one of the cheapest and easiest ways to creating games aside from mobile. Why else would there be so many releases of indie games? Consoles like Nintendo/ect have a much higher barrier to pass through in order to have the game released on the platform. In fact most of the console...

Kids will get whatever their friends get without thinking beyond the object/brand itself. Older people will often compare features and make decisions based on that. I avoid Xbox like the living plague because of my personal experiences with it since its release. I'm sure it's a nice product for...

Totally grew up on Oregon Trail. I loved the computer lab at my school and after school child care center. Yes Number Munchers too!

That game is crack. Too many hours wasted on that thing...

It is repetitive but a tried and true formula. Players new and old alike can pick up any title and play it for that reason. Then there's new pokemon and areas to explore that expand on it a bit.

Tried it a bit in the past but gave up after figuring that I didn't want to spend hours messing with code.

Adding Wii Fit as part of the initial purchase of the Wii was a good addition in Nintendo's part. It has a fun approach to being active without making it seem tedious.

Not surprised, if it means that they don't have to pay people to test for issues. Like I said, Microsoft had already started paring down on their bug testing teams a great deal when I was still in Seattle almost 10 years ago. Which is why I boycott paying for early releases or recently released...

Hands down Jeremy Soule and Yasunori Mitsuda.

I gave one away along with the games to a friend's kids. I kept the other since it's a special edition but I haven't touched it in 2 years. Haven't had the urge to do so honestly.

It might be a while cause ESO was a huge hit on them honestly. Both resources and manpower. They may recover with their other games but who knows how much the revenue can differentiate the cost of ESO atm.

WoW and GW2. God I wasted so many hours on that. Regular game...Skyrim right now.

Ah Persona. Good times were had were had with 3 & 4. I haven't tried Golden yet because I don't have a Vita, but I may pick it up in the near future for that reason.

I think if they had incorporated it better it could have a fighting chance. There's some fun merits to it like swinging a sword or something. I would like to get a little more interactive with games in that manner since I used to do a ton of martial arts and stuff, so it'd be fun. Flying and...