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Bully was a very clever game that was so much more than it seemed from its cover. It was critically acclaimed by many reviewers, and fans responded very positively toward the game. I didn't play all the way through it, but my small taste of the game a positive one. I wouldn't mind playing it...

I love Pit for the sole reason that trolling people is so easy with him. I can beat just about anyone, but messing with people is so much more amusing. Link is a great character that I enjoy using, too, though. It just depends on how I feel and how competitive I want to be for a given game...

I picked up Speedrunners, too! I've been picking up a bunch of random games, as long as they sound or seem interesting. I already own a lot of the bigger releases, so discounts on those aren't really going to help me out. There are a couple games I'm hoping will go on sale by pure luck and chance.

That's honestly a really difficult question to answer, although I would probably say Minecraft overall. You could make an argument for so many gaming communities for specific games, though. I'm not 100% confident in my answer because of that very reason.

Consumers goods and commodities are worth whatever people are willing to pay for them. Since millions of gamers buy full-priced retail games and then $20 to $50 worth of DLC, then it's safe to say that video games are absolutely priced correctly and worth their current price. Otherwise, gamers...

Meh. A couple hours here and there. I don't necessarily game every day, but you can find me on consoles or on PC regularly. I try to limit my time in order to focus upon work and other projects. For me, I can't spend countless hours each day playing games like I used to when I was far younger.

Games that offer in-app purchases without cramming them down your throat are fine. I'll pay for some IAP if I feel like it. I get free Google Play Store credits from Google Survey Rewards (an app from Google, not a third-party), so I have to spend them somewhere. I like how Asphalt 8: Airborne...

Don't know what you were expecting, but the Vita has a mixed outlook. It often doesn't receive major, major standalone titles that can help it compete against the 3DS well. Minecraft finally launched on the Vita, though, which was a positive boost for the handheld. The fact of the matter is that...

Guys, are you kidding? The original post is literally from almost five years ago, and the Playstation Vita (not PSP) deserves a standalone RE game. It has the far superior hardware compared to the 3DS after all.

I'm just going to go with Menendez from Black Ops II, one of the few CoD games that had a decent storyline. In that game, the story was just twisted, and he was a pretty ruthless villain. I can always get behind a ruthless villain, or at least I can get behind taking him down. Heck, he sets...

I have no idea, to be honest, but I think I've tried using the Konami Code in every game for the past few years. It doesn't even matter if it didn't work. I'll always try it just to see if there's something there, and I'm often disappointed, except by some of the better games that choose to make...

You can't go wrong with Halo: Master Chief Collection or Sunset Overdrive. They're both great games, and the former has enough content to keep you busy for hundreds of hours easy. If you're big on multiplayer, specifically the multiplayer from Halo 2, then you won't be disappointed by MCC. It...

I am absolutely in love with the first-person mode on the Playstation 4/Xbox One. It's incredible, and adds a lot to the game, since it's such a different experience. I think the game still has plenty of room to improve and implement new features, so it could easily be just as popular a year or...

It's an interesting concept, but there's not much to see here. Seems more like a profitable gimmick than anything else, and that's probably the biggest reason you should avoid the auctions and just opt for buying your games. It's as simple as that with this one, I think.

I like Left 4 Dead (1&2) when it comes to the A.I., known as The Director in that game. On the harder difficulties, the A.I. would adapt to your play style and then target people that split from the group. It would target specific players, and screw with you in a bunch of other ways. You'd still...

It's the original Ghost Recon for me. By today's standards, that game was nothing, but it's a classic squad-based FPS, even though the later games were third-person. I recently played through that game again and loved every moment of it, surprisingly enough.

I was so good at Guitar Hero 3 that I could expert most of the songs with the controller instead of the guitar. I never quite understood why that was. These types of games are all right. They're nothing special nowadays since so many similar options are available, but they're worth playing when...

For me, it's Zoids: Battle Legends. It's probably an obscure game to most, and the controls were somewhat clunky, but there were plenty of extras in that game. It was fun to play and came close enough to capturing the spirit of the Zoids anime franchise. It's a shame they never made any more...

Bayonetta 2 is a pretty fun game, although it's nothing super special. It has a decent story, a lot of action, and a decent amount of replayability. You can beat the game in a dozen hours or so, depending upon how "completely" you want to beat it, as far as unlockables are concerned. I would...

I never dealt with eyestrain while using the older Gameboy handhelds. However, those screens definitely weren't the best looking, and I can see how your eyes would start to hurt after using one. I'd have to imagine that the 3DS would cause more eye sore than the older Gameboys, though, with the...