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Players that do everything possible to screw up whatever goal is in the game and then get pissed when the team loses. This is mainly why I hate doing multiplayer games and stick to single player. If you are working with other players, you don't sabotage everyone else's efforts (unless the entire...

I LOVED Earthbound! The only annoying thing about the game was getting the rare drops for the best weapons and stuff. Just remembering the Sword of Kings and how long it took me to get it still haunts me to this day... Another SNES game that I recently found is Adventure of Hourai High. I had...

The only time I did that was after I beat a game for the first time and Since I already know the story, I just want to have fun in the game. That only applies to single player games, though and ones that I personally paid for. Hell, if you buy a game and you aren't playing online, you should be...

Human Revolution was a really cool game, even if it was a prequel to the original one. I kinda wished they made a sequel for the first game, but one that didn't suck as much as Invisible War. God, was that game a pile of fail...

Well, they are doing a trial run with Fallout 4 so it's a bit too early to say if they will be able to support mods on the scale of PC made mods or if the mods have to be accustomed to the console itself. Still, even if it wasn't for that, I was planning to get Xbox One for Cyberpunk 2077.

Nope, it's still in early access but it feels pretty put together. They still don't have NPCs, but they at least give you a way to let you have a generator and can purify water from lakes and ponds. I'm playing with the Hydrocraft Mod, which lets me build all kinds of stuff and brings new life...

I started out with Pokemon Blue while my brother had the Red version. It was in the same year that the card game started to gain popularity at all the schools. I remember a time when if you had a deck filled with shiny backed cards of Pokemon, you were the "IT kid" of the playground, especially...

Mainly for the fact that I can use emulators to play games from my childhood without having to pay a ridiculous amount. I have a nice collection of SNES ROMS that I go back to when I'm bored and I feel like playing retro games.

I'm going to play some Project Zomboid and crank it to the highest difficulty just to see how long I'll survive, especially with their recent update that lets you try to survive in a mall. Speaking of malls, I should replay Dead Rising again...

I've never played COD or their spinoffs simply due to the fact that I really don't care too much for military shooter games. That and I had more than enough of my fill of that genre when I played Metal of Honor back in Middle School and from what I seen, I consider Metal of Honor better than...

It really all depends if I'm a huge fan of the franchise/developer or not. Most of the time, I usually wait a good month or so to get it and in the meantime, look at videos on the game to see if it is worth the money they are asking for and if I should wait for patches if the game appears to be...

Yeah, I had to stop playing fighting games on my computer since I jammed on of the keys and it took a good while to get it unstuck. Now I stick exclusively to the controller since I don't want to have a repeat of jamming more keys.

I usually have my sims try to max out a skill they need for their future careers before I send them off for work, just to make it easier for me to balance their needs when working. I also have them befriend at least one sim just so that they can harass them with phone calls when their social is...

The only time I'll pay $60 is if the game is an RPG with 80+ hours of gameplay(not including any DLC they will throw at gamers). Any other game that has less than 10 hours should be charged less since it feels more like a ripoff to me to spend extra on a short game.

Most of the games that I want won't come out until either next year or 2017 at the earliest. Also, while they say they will have backwards compatibility, I'm afraid that the games on the list will be mostly FPS and anything to do with Halo. I doubt most of the games I have will play and I refuse...

Well, for starters, they killed Johnny Gat near the beginning of the game, which pissed me off to no end and mainly because Steelport felt dead to me. In Stillwater, they had little secrets nestled within the city and the NPCs acted as though they were real inhabitants of the city (thanks to the...

I still have Oblivion, Skyrim, Fable 2, Dragon Age Origins, Fallout 3, New Vegas and my personal favorite game Saints Row 2 (3 and 4 do not exist to me) still with me and I'm not going to get rid of them for anything!

I'm one of the fans that was annoyed to hear Sutherland's voice for Snake and while he acted...alright, it was just not the same. I just kept expecting him to spout some lines from 24 whenever I heard him talk, tbh. I would have accepted the change if Hayter was unavailable of something was...

I normally try to stay away from walkthroughs, but I did go online for help playing Romancing Saga 2 on my emulator since it basically throws your character out into the world with less of a clue on what to do.

I've dabbled with Dwarf Fortress here and there, but I find Neo Scavenger to be a bit more easier to me (even though I'm currently dying thanks to running into those a-holes with the hospital gowns and gas masks on their face. Plague-carrying jerks...)