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Never really owned a proper console since I prefer mostly PC games, I only ever had handheld devices like the GBA and PSP.

I think Civ V is the game I've been playing the longest, since its release in 2010 up until today, even with the release of Civ VI.

The first Starcraft is also the first game I was hooked to. In fact, it was my first ever PC game and it also affected my preferences on video games, as I prefer RTS games which is why I mostly play on PC rather than consoles.

I'm not necessarily bad at them, but I can't play any game which only has a first-person perspective for too long because I get really dizzy and lose focus on the game just because of a headache and terrible motion sickness.

I can understand the reasons for piracy, but if you really love the game, support the developers and buy it, especially indie ones. Although companies that overprice their games or release games that aren't full and require you to pay DLCs containing most of the game are just scum and deserved...

Although some games are really deserving of that price tag due to the quality and the production value, I think most of the games are way overpriced for their content and are just piggybacking off the success of the other expensive but high-quality games. Still, I won't spend $60 on just one...

I don't like fighting games like Tekken and the like, but when I'm medicated, I just feel like button-mashing to pass the time and it's quite hilarious doing so especially with friends.

I think some kids definitely do, but technology has been just a normal part of everyone's lives that it's already part of a kid's life to occasionally spend time with a mobile device or computer, but it's important especially for younger ones to be monitored and also have at least limited time...

I used to play a lot of mobile games (but on the tablet), and I agree, Asphalt and VainGlory are incredible and are very replayable, especially VainGlory since I'm a big MOBA fan. I also used to play Clash Royale, Hearthstone, Injustice (1 & 2), and FIFA (the free mobile version with Ultimate...

I own a Samsung phone and an Apple tablet, and there are a lot more options on Android when it comes to apps. They are quite similar performance-wise, and the quality games are available on both platforms as well.

I no longer buy during sales in Steam, as I fear that I no longer have enough time to play everything nowadays. I only settle for the free-to-play titles available in their library. I don't buy because whenever I spend money on a game, I have this strong urge to play it so that I'll feel that I...

I actually stopped playing the game March of last year, and when I came back around November, the game is alive as ever. A lot of features were added and swarms of people still play all around the world.

Pokemon Go is the only game I play on mobile nowadays, as I don't have much time to play any other game and I can just run it in the background when walking or even while working.

My most played game is FIFA. I don't play a lot of console games as I prefer PC gaming, but I find FIFA to be more enjoyable to play in the console and it's the only thing I play right now, really.

I don't have kids yet but in our family, we don't beat children when they do mistakes. We talk to them sternly and have different consequences based on what they have done, but nothing that hurts physically or emotionally. Just enough so that they learn their lesson for the future.

I used to watch Let's Plays for games I have no plans on playing but look interesting enough for me. I also watch competitive esports for the various online games.

Yeah, I can get obsessed with a game, sometimes fantasizing about actually being part of that universe and battling monsters left or right. Or if it's a competitive game, I browse numerous sites looking for optimal strategies per character and how to play the game properly and improve your skills.

Aside from video games, I just go to reddit and lose track of time reading various threads in there.

For PC games, I'd say that I'm 9/10 in most of them. By this score I mean I'm better than most people but not good enough to consider becoming a professional in the video game. For console games, I think I'm 6-7/10 as I'm not very familiar with using controllers and with the games available on them.

I've never bought a game on release day, I usually wait for any feedback from the players if the game is worth it and if there are any bugs with the game, to make sure that my money is well-spent.