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For me it would have to be Gun, the GameCube version. I don't know if it's because I love western games, but I still really enjoy playing it on my GameCube. I think another one I feel has stood the test of time is the SNES The Legend of Zelda. It's still my favorite Zelda game.

I'm not into first-person shooters much. I just don't like the feeling of emptiness you get when you're playing. All you get to see is a couple of really stiff, fake looking arms and hands in front of you. I agree with some of the comments, I thing the ones I enjoyed the most were the COD and...

I've never been a big fan of playing with other people online. I don't know why, but I find it a bit of a hassle. I usually play alone because most of my friends aren't into video games anymore. But I think that's cool because you really get into the game when you're all by your lonesome.

I'm a core gamer. I always need to have some game to play or I feel empty. I always install three or four games on my PC just so I can jump right to the next one when I finish playing the previous one. It's not really an addiction because I've got other hobbies, like playing my guitar, girls...

Looking back, I think the game that got me most addicted back in the day was Syphon Filter, on the first PSP. I remember I didn't want to go to work because I was stuck in some part of the game and just couldn't wait so long to pass it. I was always sleepy at work because I couldn't get much sleep.

My first game console was a Pong machine. I remember it came with a sniping rifle and my father, my brother and me used to have shooting contests every night when he got home from work. When I look back I wonder how we had so much fun with such a simple little console. Graphics just weren't that...

You all know GTA is always going to be on top of the list. I also liked Mafia, Sleeping Dogs, The Godfather, The Warriors and some others I can't recall right now. I didn't like Assassins Creed because I didn't like all the horse riding. I got lost too many times and it took me a long time to...

Of course not. We older guys have been playing video games since they came out, so if anyone has the right to keep playing them is us. We're the original gamers. If you ask most young gamers today they don't even know what Pong is.

I've watched some of those gamers you guys mentioned and they really don't do it for me. I find their comments annoying. I cant believe nobody has mentioned Dashiegames. He's the only one I watch, the guy is hilarious. Look up some of his gameplays and you'll know right away what I'm talking about.

I don't know, but I found it very short. The game just didn't suck me in like the previous ones. Another thing I didn't like was the dog. I found it annoying using the dog to attack or snoop around. I wish they'd make a COD about the Vietnam war. That one hasn't been overdone.

Well, it's kind of complicated. It is true that some stupid kids- which are more than I'd like to admit- imitate what they see on TV, play in videogames and hear in music. But I think it's the parents responsibility to watch what their kids play, watch or hear. Now, the media has a lot of blame...

Oh, man, that's an easy question. Of course the best music has to come from the GTA series. I even got to know some bands I never heard before while playing those games. Also, the variety of music genres in those games really makes you feel like you're really in control of the radio stations.

I don't know about you guys, but I didn't like this game at all compared to the previous ones. I didn't like the story and I found that the game was way too short. But maybe that's just because I'm not too fund of first-person shooters, who knows. Anyway, let me hear your thoughts.

Of course not. I love consoles. The only reason I'm a PC gamer is because it's easier and cheaper to upgrade your PC than it is upgrading your console. I've always found that playing with a console is a whole lot better than playing with a PC. Way easier and a lot more confortable. When I...

I've really been looking forward to this game since I watched some gameplays on Youtube. The only concern I've got is if my graphics card will be able to run it. I really don't want to upgrade it right now as it runs most of the games I've got pretty good, but I've got the feeling that with this...

Well, I really recommend it to anyone who hasn't played it yet. The only two games that I can remember enjoying that much was Hitman Absolution and Splinter Cell Conviction. I don't like first-person shooters that much. Just looking at a stiff pair of arms in front of me through the whole game...

I always wanted to play Red Dead Revolver because I love western games, and we all know there's just a few of them out there, so I installed the PS2 emulator on my PC, and I must say that it works pretty good. I've been thinking of giving the Xbox emulator a try just to see how it works.

I know this game is not new, but now is when I got the chance to play it. I don't know about you guys, but this is one of the best games I've played in a long, long time. So I'm just curious and would like to hear some of your opinions on it. I love third person shooters, so it's heaven for me.

I love them. My little niece has her IPad full of those thinking games. She let me play a few and I just couldn't stop. I like games that make you think, not just run and shoot the monster. Same things with movies, that's why I don't watch those stupid comedies that are coming out these days.

I would have to go with Silent Hill. I really loved the game so my expectations for the movie were really high. Big let down. Another big let down was Street Fighter. The only one I can think of that was actually decent was Resident Evil. Can't think of no other.