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No, I like to enjoy the games' in-game soundtrack or dialogue as they add to the feel of the story, and helps me pay more attention to what is happening in the game.

I used to play more than 6 hours a day but I felt it was too much and was really affecting my health and relationships, so I tried to tone it down, and I managed to do so and I've been happier now than before.

Nah, I can't go without any of my gadgets nearby, even just a phone would be enough for me to last through the day.

Sports - basketball, table tennis, volleyball with my friends!

AMD is better for gaming for me. My laptops are on NVIDIA and though they perform quite nicely for just regular stuff, gaming looks a lot better on AMD.

I feel that it is better on devices because I don't really want to play games on my laptop when it was made for GBA or PSP. The games are better for how portable they are and can be played when you're on the road rather than on your home in the laptop.

I'm still playing Civ V, League of Legends, Starcraft II on PC. I also sometimes play Battlerite and Fifa17.

I grew up playing on the PC with a mouse and keyboard since my parents did not buy me any console (aside from the PSP), so I enjoy P gaming more as I'm familiar with it and I'm in love with genres that are not available in consoles, such as MOBAs and RTS games.

Nobody is ever too old to play games. You may not do well at first, sure, but you can still learn the game as if you're younger with practice. You can start with games you're familiar with as there is a resurgence of older titles on console, but the newer games are fun to play too.